During a time of flood crisis in Thailand, BsaB will be doing their part in the community while offering what they do best, by producing and distributing 4000 coconut floating candles filled with citronella soy wax- to help prevent mosquito bites- and distribute other urgent necessities, representing a donation reaching over 4 million baht in total.

This statement is from a german. Walter Gintschel is a specialist in Fast train and Underground public traffic. Before he moved to Bangkok he has worked and build the underground system in Guangzhou, China.
Walter lives now with his family in Bangkok and is specialist for the SRTET, which is the government company and operates the new high speed Airlink from Makassan Station to the airport

The worldknown Siam Niramit Show and Culture Village about the flood situation on tuesday, afternoon:
Tourism-Insider: How do you see the flood in your area ?
Siam Niramit: At this moment there is still no water around our area(Tiam Ruammitr & Ratchada Pisek Road) , we are still operating the show every night.

The second largest german airline is flying every day from Berlin / Düsseldorf to Bangkok/ Phuket and they have a own office in the City of Bangkok.
For this statement Tourism-Insider has asked the Air Berlin headoffice in Berlin on tuesday afternoon ( 25.oct.2011).
But we have every hour new news, so the government just announced that Thailand will have a “ special Holiday” in the next five days so that the peoples in Bangkok and Thailand can look after their belongings and properties.

The Radisson Blu Hotel Pudong Century Park breaks the mould of the archetypical business and leisure hotel. The Hotel is refreshingly different in every possible way, from minimalistic design concept to Art hospitality philosophy, right down to the chinaware. The immediate impression is one of pure artistry, reinforced by commissioned modern art pieces and 8 themed art exhibitions since 2009. This different approach to upscale accommodation has been achieved without compromising the renowned “Art Hospitality” of the hotel.

7.2-mag earthquake strikes Turkey; 138 dead
from CBS, reported a last updated 6:25 p.m. ET
A powerful 7.2-magnitude earthquake struck eastern Turkey on Sunday, killing more than 138 people and sparking widespread panic as it collapsed dozens of buildings into piles of twisted steel and chunks of concrete.
CBS News correspondent Mark Phillips reports that the ground shook for thirty seconds. The quake was strong enough to cause serious damage, and be felt over an area of hundreds of square miles. It was also shallow enough — about fifteen miles below the surface — to cause maximum casualties, and panic among local residents.