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Flood refugees at Don Muang, which is surrounded by neck-deep water, say they have adequate supplies, thanks largely to private donations.

NYT > Home Page By THOMAS FULLER 2011

Even before Bangkok's Don Muang airport announced its closure, Thailand's Minister of Tourism said the ministry was predicting tourism arrivals could be 500,000 to one million below earlier targets of 19 million tourists for the year.

Bangkok Flood Adds to City's Woes Patrick Barta 2011

Zuma Press A team of reptile wranglers put captured snakes in a bag in the Don Muang area of Bangkok Monday.

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A few hundred evacuees remain camped out at the Don Muang terminal, ignoring a government order to evacuate.

Flood-Recovery Effort to Test Thai Leader James Hookway 2011

Officials closed the Don Muang airport in the capital's north on Tuesday, for what is expected to be the rest of the month, as waters rose nearby.

Bangkok Evacuates Two Flooding Districts James Hookway 2011

In 2009 a Thai Premier League match against Muang Thong United was moved to Nong Prue Stadium near Pattaya as our own pitch was waterlogged.

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She also said the U.S. would also focus on helping to get Bangkok's second airport, Don Muang, back up and running after it was badly flooded.

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But beginning Tuesday of April 14, 2009, Neptune will gradually move out of Lakhana Duang Muang to the right side of the Sun.

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Flood waters were already on the rise around the airport, in Don Muang, district on Sunday, where some residents packed up their belongings and walked across a foot bridge to seek shelter at the airport's departure lounges.

Economic Impact From Thai Flood Spreads James Hookway 2011

Sukhumbhand Paribatra on Wednesday told residents of two of the city's 50 districts, Don Muang and Bang Phlat, to leave for shelters.

Bangkok Evacuates Two Flooding Districts James Hookway 2011