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Daily News reported on severe flooding in Samut Prakan particularly at the industrial estate in the province south east of the Thai capital Bangkok.

 

Many workers in the estate were unable to save their vehicles and were getting about in boats after heavy rain yesterday.

 

A local fan page reported that matters would be made worse for people who had yet to pay their instalments on vehicles caught in the flood.

 

And even worse still for those who didn't have insurance. 

 

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If Xiping's virus does not get to you or a (bent) policeman does not bag you then the floods will make you a bit wet.

No insurance ?  Serves them right, expensive lesson

The amulet in the Honda obviously didn’t help. 

14 minutes ago, Wiggy said:

The amulet in the Honda obviously didn’t help. 

Fully submerged without the amulet.

14 minutes ago, Wiggy said:

The amulet in the Honda obviously didn’t help. 

Those can save only the drivers, not the vehicles. ????

Not buying a used car now.

4 hours ago, webfact said:

A local fan page reported that matters would be made worse for people who had yet to pay their instalments on vehicles caught in the flood

No insurance... ohhhh dear.

Parking in a flood risk area when it is raining, just seems a bit foolish to me.

Is there not some higher ground in this area?  Why would people do this to their cars or trucks

especially if they are still paying for these vehicles.

Geezer

54 minutes ago, Stargrazer9889 said:

Parking in a flood risk area when it is raining, just seems a bit foolish to me.

Is there not some higher ground in this area?  Why would people do this to their cars or trucks

especially if they are still paying for these vehicles.

Geezer

OK, imagine you are working at a factory. You live far away from it. You need to drive to work. That's the only place to park. It is all flat land.

What would you do?

 

Some people buy cars because they actually need them. And whether they have already paid for them or not, they can't just keep them wrapped up at home until last satang is paid to the bank.

1 hour ago, Stargrazer9889 said:

Parking in a flood risk area when it is raining, just seems a bit foolish to me.

Is there not some higher ground in this area?  Why would people do this to their cars or trucks

especially if they are still paying for these vehicles.

Geezer

 

There is no high ground in this area, the Industrial estate is on the coastline.

Where are the workers supposed to park when they go to work?