Bangkok floods leave hundreds of Korean travelers stranded
Record rains in Bangkok flooded roads to Suvarnabhumi Airport, disrupting Thai Airways operations and leaving hundreds of Korean passengers waiting up to 14 hours.
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Record rains in Bangkok flooded roads to Suvarnabhumi Airport, disrupting Thai Airways operations and leaving hundreds of Korean passengers waiting up to 14 hours.
Record rains and citywide flooding in Bangkok left hundreds of Korean passengers waiting more than 14 hours at Suvarnabhumi Airport for flights home.
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