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A Honda Motor employee walked Tuesday between rows of cars left muddy after floodwaters receded at the company’s plant in Ayutthaya, Thailand. Honda vows to get rid of all 1,055 vehicles and any parts that had been submerged in this fall’s flooding.
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A Thai manlooks after his child at a temporary shelter at Don Muang airport in Bangkok on October 28, 2011. Floods that have sparked an exodus from the Thai capital crept closer to the city centre on October 28, but hopes grew that emergency barriers would prevent a major overflow from Bangkok’s main river.
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A woman cooked under the cover of a concrete structure that eventually will be used in a construction project on the outskirts of flooded Bangkok, Thailand, Wednesday.
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An old school bus sat in floodwater from the rising Mississippi River in St. Francisville, La., where a dozen homes and businesses were flooded Friday. Residents were leaving under a mandatory evacuation order set to kick in on Saturday.
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An elderly Pakistani man sits aboard a navy helicopter as he is evacuated to safer ground from Faridabad, cutoff by surrounding flood waters, in Sindh province, Pakistan, on September 14, 2010. A US official is quoted as saying the United Nations will raise an emergency appeal to support flood-ravaged Pakistan, despite concerns that an initial call to donors has fallen short.
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A floor refugee awaited aid at the edge of a relief camp in Sukkur, Pakistan.
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Boys lined up to receive food at a center for flood victims near Nowshera, Pakistan, Monday. Meanwhile, International Monetary Fund and Pakistani officials met to discuss aid for the flood-battered country.
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Flood-stricken Pakistanis wait outside a relief center to get food supply on the outskirts of Peshawar, Pakistan, Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2010. Relief work for some 3.2 million people has been delayed by swamped roads, washed-out bridges and downed communication lines, and survivors have complained about government inaction. Countries including the U.S. have pledged assistance to Pakistan, which is already struggling to control a rapacious Taliban militant movement.
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A scuba diver of the Polish fire brigade, builds up a wall of sandbags under the water of the river Brdzie, in the city of Bydgoszcz, Poland on June 9, 2010.
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Residents leave their homes during a flood caused by a broken dam on River Bodva in Edeleny northern Hungary June 4, 2010.
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A resident paddles by flooded garden fences in a rowboat on May 27, 2010 in Brieskow-Finkenherd near Frankfurt (Oder), Germany.
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The moon shines over the flooded river Oder next to a single house on May 27, 2010 in Kostrzyn, Poland.
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The flooded river Danube in Passau, southern Germany on June 3, 2010. After heavy rainfalls, many streets were flooded near the banks of the rivers Danube and Inn, which join in Passau.
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Farmers help a horse to jump into an amphibious vehicle in flooded Juliszew village in central Poland at Wisla river on May 24, 2010.
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Residents of the flooded village of Sokolniki in southern Poland were evacuated by water craft. Flash floods caused by heavy rainfall have forced thousands of people from their homes in the region.
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