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Bangkok braces for flood fears with IMF/World Bank summit approaching
6 Oct
Summary
- Bangkok anticipates possible flooding due to heavy rainfall.
- Over 15,000 delegates will attend upcoming IMF and World Bank meetings.
- The city may receive up to 2 inches of rain daily from Oct. 11-13.
Bangkok is on alert for potential flooding as the city prepares to welcome more than 15,000 delegates for the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Group's annual meetings. The event is scheduled to commence in the coming week.
Forecasters are predicting significant rainfall for the Thai capital, with an estimated 2 inches of rain per day expected between October 11th and October 13th. This coincides with the start of the week-long summit, intensifying concerns about widespread inundation.
Authorities in Bangkok are actively developing and implementing measures to manage the anticipated heavy precipitation. The focus is on ensuring the safety and smooth progression of the important international gathering amidst potential weather challenges.
