Realized that the polling feature is lacking as it cannot allow people to enter their own choices and I certainly cannot list every place on Earth that people might go. Would be great to have a feature that allows voters to add their own options.

Thanks; sorry for the bother.

Worthless poll - no option for Koh Chang, Samui or many other areas in Thailand which people could flee to.

EDIT OP has added to the poll

Inside my condo complex there is a family mart, Indian restaurant x2, Pakistan restaurant, 2 bars complete with bar girls.

Im happy to stay

Voted for my wife as I'm out of the country.

She and half a dozen other families are staying put in our Pathum Thani condo, they have food, water and temporary power (mains has been off for a week) so are good for a few weeks.

All the apartments are dry so probably better off than in one of the evacuation centres.

We have already "self evacuated" to Pranburi, so I voted for Hua Hin.

I am of the country, but my wife is heading to Sukhothai tonight from Mo Chit.

Chiang Mai is safe and seems to have plenty of food and water. The weather is good too.

Could you please provide address so that I can "evacuate" to your complex?

Inside my condo complex there is a family mart, Indian restaurant x2, Pakistan restaurant, 2 bars complete with bar girls.

Im happy to stay

Pratumnak Hill, 42 meters above sea level. Barring one of those 'Deep Impact' meteors, we should be okay for the long term.

I've left the country but to be fair I would normally be out of the country at this time, I just left a little earlier as I couldn't rely on the airports being open.

The problem isn't the water it's what the water brings with it, one big soup of excrement, festering animal corpses, and disease. So I suggest of you can get out do get out, and don't pretend to yourself that your safe in your condos looking down on flooded streets.

If Bangkok floods for a month it won't be long before there are disease related epidemics, and you'll find the medical services breaking down. So be realistic, if you don't have to stay......go!!

For some reason my wife seems to think it's a better option to get evacuated in the back of some military truck and then to end up in some evacuation center sleeping on a mat-roll...

For me i'd prefer to stay at our condo and eat tinned food in the dark, and poo over the balcony.

I did 2 weeks without power in an ice storm in Maine '98; unable to move the car and drinking water out of a hole we cracked in a frozen pond. I think could handle a few weeks without power in Bangkok...

i'm still staying in bangkok even the government said we should leave bangkok and stay in some place like chonburi or something because the water is coming(since last week) ... til now i'm living in sutthisan or ratchada the water still not come

but the problem is you cant find any food just want to keep at home how bad...

Despite our condo being on the 20th floor I just didnt fancy all the flooding associated crap so went to our place in Issan, much more relaxing and no sign of any floods.

I went to England but thought it was a storm in a tea cup so came back. The day I left bkk for Korat they said "ITS COMING!!!!" and well, it did!

Staying put in BKK/Ratchada/Hua Kwang, i have plenty of Tuna, Makrill, Water, Juice, Soy Milk, Sodas, Oreos, Chips, Noodles etc to last me two or three weeks. If my area floods and it reaches over 1 meter i will start consider evacuating.

Lovely weather here in Khon Kaen - heading for Bangkok tomorrow.

Friend arriving Swampy Monday, arranged to meet up in Jomtien.

Wait for me, I am on my way too.....

Could you please provide address so that I can "evacuate" to your complex?

Inside my condo complex there is a family mart, Indian restaurant x2, Pakistan restaurant, 2 bars complete with bar girls.

Im happy to stay