Severe flooding in Thailand has left more than 300 people dead and thousands of others stranded. As rain water continues to inundate farms and flood cities, the country now faces about US$7 billion in damages. The situation began at the start of monsoon season in July, and three months of rain has resulted in the worst flooding in Thailand for 50 years.

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A Buddhist monk pushes pots and other belongings through a flooded temple complex in Nonthaburi Province on the outskirts of Bangkok on Tuesday.

A Buddhist novice wades through a flooded temple complex in Nonthaburi Province on Tuesday.

Residents push their tricycle taxi, called “tuk-tuk,” in a flooded temple complex in Nonthaburi Province on Tuesday.

Soldiers help civilians evacuate from the flooded area at Nava Nakorn industrial estate in Pathum Thani Province on Tuesday.

An aerial view of a flooded area in Pathum Thani Province on Tuesday.

A resident stands in a flooded street in Pathum Thani Province on Tuesday.