Flooding leaves Thailand’s oldest amusement park empty and damaged
Siam Amazing Park in Bangkok closed after days of heavy rain flooded the site and damaged rides. The park, which normally draws up to a million visitors a year, may need more than six months to reopen. Its managing director said the rising water was unlike previous rains in the area.
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