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We have started to collect the most important news related to Thailand in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
More districts in the north of the Thai capital are told to brace for flooding as water begins to drain through Bangkok's canals to the sea.
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The Thai government says it will be impossible to protect all of the capital from flooding, as the PM calls the floods a "national crisis".
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Sony postpones the launch of various products after flooding in Thailand halts production at two of its factories.
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Residents in Thailand's ancient capital of Ayutthaya are still struggling to cope with the impact of flooding, which has crippled a third of the country's provinces.
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Residents of seven districts of Bangkok have been told to move valuables to higher ground and be ready to evacuate, as flooding which has swamped northern Thailand approaches the capital.
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Residents of seven districts of Bangkok are told to be prepared to evacuate as the worst flooding in decades nears the Thai capital.
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The governor of Bangkok has warned people in the north and east to move to higher ground after a dyke broke.
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Soldiers and civilians reinforce floodwalls in northern Bangkok, after a warning Thailand's worst floods in decades still pose a threat to the capital.
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As floods in Thailand continue to wreak havoc across much of the country the BBC's Rachel Harvey has flown over some of the worst-affected areas to see the extent of the damage.
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The authorities in Thailand are continuing efforts to contain the worst floods in 50 years.
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One of Thailand's largest industrial estates is evacuated due to flooding, as officials say most of Bangkok appears to have escaped the deluge.
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As thousands of people help to shore up flood defences in Thailand, the BBC's Rachel Harvey reports from the sandbag operation being run by volunteers on the outskirts of Bangkok.
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The Thai government says Bangkok should escape the worst of the floods, after days of shoring up the capital's defences.
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Thai military and civilian volunteers are continuing their efforts to try and stop Thailand's worst floods in decades from inundating the capital, Bangkok.
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People in the Thai capital, Bangkok, are bracing themselves for severe floods - which have already affected around a third of the country.
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Thailand's military and civilians continue efforts to prevent flood waters from the north inundating the capital, Bangkok.
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As Thailand deals with the worst flooding it has seen in decades, authorities are working on preventing the waters reaching the centre of the capital, Bangkok.
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Thai leader says Bangkok's city-centre flood defences will hold, as efforts continue to protect the city from the country's worst floods in decades.
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Workers in Thailand are racing to complete walls of sandbags on the outskirts of Bangkok, to try and stop the country's worst floods in years from inundating parts of the capital.
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Factories and supply chains in Thailand face disruption as some of the worst flooding in decades starts to affect the country's economy.
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The BBC's Rachel Harvey reports from Ayutthaya in Thailand where people have been moving to evacuation shelters to escape the floods that have killed at least 270 people.
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Workers in Thailand race to finish sandbag walls on the outskirts of Bangkok, to try to stop the country's worst floods in years inundating parts of the capital.
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Flooding in Thailand is being described as the worst in decades, with the prime minister calling it a national crisis.
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Flooding in Thailand is being described as the worst in decades, with the prime minister calling it a national crisis.
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United StatesThai-born US citizen Joe Gordon pleads guilty in Thailand to charges of insulting the monarchy, after posting a link to a banned biography.
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Medecins Sans Frontieres ceases operations in Thailand because of a row over medical treatment for migrant workers and unregistered foreigners.
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The Thai authorities arrest a student who reportedly confessed to hacking into Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra's Twitter account.
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More than two hundred people have died in monsoon flooding in Thailand since mid-July, officials say, as more heavy rain is forecast.
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Hackers break into the Twitter account of new Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra and post critical messages about her government.
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Amnesty International accuses insurgents in southern Thailand of deliberately targeting civilians, and is also critical of efforts by the authorities to end the crisis.
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VietnamCustoms officers in Thailand have rescued 97 endangered pangolins which they believe were being trafficked to China or Vietnam.
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Thai authorities are using vessels' propellers to push out flood water in the capital.
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Two people are jailed in Thailand over a fire in a Bangkok nightclub on New Year's Day 2009 that killed 67 people and injured more than 100.
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