THAILAND FLOOD CRISIS: Bangkok Residents Rush for Food as Supermarket Shelves Empty

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Flooding across Bangkok triggered a rush for food and essential supplies on Saturday, with residents reporting empty or partially stocked supermarket shelves as fears of shortages and higher prices grew. Bangkok was declared a disaster-affected zone after torrential rain affected all 50 districts, with nearly 300 millimetres of rainfall recorded over 48 hours. Residents said persistent rain and rising water levels were making daily life increasingly difficult, while Thailand’s meteorological agency warned of further heavy to very heavy rain through Sunday. #bangkok #thailand #bangkokfloods #thailandfloods #flooding #floodcrisis #panicbuying #foodshortage #foodpanic #emptyShelves #bangkokflood #thailandnews #bangkoknews #floodemergency #heavyrain #torrentialrain #pricehikes #supplyshortage #asiannews #timesnowworld Stay connected with Times Now World for real-time global news and analysis: 🌐 Read full coverage: https://www.timesnownews.com/world 📱 Instagram: https://www.instagram.co

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