Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
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Institutional and administrative framing · 5 of 12 countries
Berlin sees the flooding of Bangkok as the consequence of a city built on former marshland, caught between extreme monsoon and a saturated network of canals.
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Tagesschau · DW
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Global meteorological reading · 1 of 12 countries
Canberra links the floods in Bangkok to the storm that hit New York and Boston the same weekend, seeing it as a sign of a global meteorological season out of the norm rather than an isolated Thai crisis.
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Sydney Morning Herald · ABC News · The Age +1
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Institutional and administrative framing · 5 of 12 countries
Dhaka takes away from the flooding of Bangkok a familiar warning: a delta capital submerged by the monsoon despite pumping stations pushed to their maximum capacity.
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TBS Top News · The Daily Star World
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Testimonial and human framing · 3 of 12 countries
Tallinn first remembers the human face of the disaster: the testimonies of residents wading through the water, makeshift shelters, and the army providing backup, more than the national figures or political responsibilities.
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Õhtuleht · ERR
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Testimonial and human framing · 3 of 12 countries
Paris first remembers the faces of the catastrophe: the inhabitants of Bangkok, with water up to their waists, rather than just the administrative mechanics of the state of natural disaster.
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Le Monde · France 24 · RFI +4
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Testimonial and human framing · 3 of 12 countries
Budapest is first taking note of the testimony of a Bangkok resident comparing the current crisis to the devastating floods of 2011, rather than an immediate numerical toll.
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444 · Telex
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Security of nationals and tourists · 3 of 12 countries
Kuala Lumpur has activated its consular device in Bangkok, placing the security of its nationals before Thailand's flood assessment.
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Malay Mail · The Sun MY
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Institutional and administrative framing · 5 of 12 countries
Doha views the declaration of a disaster zone in Bangkok as the trigger for an administrative emergency mechanism, before any quantified human toll.
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Al Jazeera · Gulf Times
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Security of nationals and tourists · 3 of 12 countries
Moscow is gauging the flooding of Bangkok in terms of its own tourists, between cancelled excursions and an expected decrease by the end of the week.
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RT · Vedomosti
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Institutional and administrative framing · 5 of 12 countries
Belgrade is taking note of flooded Bangkok's crisis management mechanism: official proclamation, reception centers and SMS alerts, rather than a still unclear human toll.
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N1 Serbia · Beta
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Security of nationals and tourists · 3 of 12 countries
Sweden is first concerned about the fate of its citizens caught in the Bangkok floods, before gauging the extent of the disaster through the accounts of residents wading through water up to their waist.
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Dagens Nyheter · Svenska Dagbladet · Sveriges Radio +1
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Institutional and administrative framing · 5 of 12 countries
Bangkok is orchestrating an emergency command chain, from Governor Chadchart Sittipunt to Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, who is piloting it by video conference from London, to justify the unprecedented declaration of the 50 affected districts.
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Khaosod English · The Standard Thailand
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