In the province of Ayutthaya (famous for the rests of the ancient city and for the Historic Park, proclamed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO) heavy floodings have caused thousands of evacuated and hundreds of lost houses under the water.
260 deads is the balance of victims from half july caused by differents floodings who have stunned these lands, and there are many persons disappeared who the Authorities are looking continously.
The entire province is became a huge river where is possible to move almost just by boat, while other precipitations are previewed for the next days with the scare of Chao Praya river to the city of Bangkok.
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