Residents of Bangkok transformed a flooded square in front of a shopping center into a temporary floating market on Monday. Vendors waded through the water to sell goods like fish and vegetables from floating platforms and foam boxes. Customers navigated the impromptu stalls by wading or paddling, seeking supplies as they ran out of food at home. The flooding created an unusual shopping experience for locals. This demonstrates the resourcefulness of Bangkok’s population in the face of challenging circumstances. The situation highlights the impact of the floods on daily life and access to essential goods in Bangkok. The makeshift market offered a solution for both sellers and buyers amid the disruption.