Goodbye Central World Plaza

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People pass next to giant letters ''Now Open'' outside Central World departement store in Bangkok on September 28, 2010. Central World reopened 80 percent of the department store after it was burned down during anti-government protests that rocked the captial earlier in the year.​

 

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A woman gets her picture taken next to giant letters reading ''Now Open'' outside Central World department store in Bangkok on September 28, 2010.​

 

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Thai Buddhist monks offer prayers during reopening ceremonies Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010, at the Central World Mall in downtown Bangkok.

Shoppers take photographs in the Central World shopping mall after it was re-opened at Ratchaprasong intersection in Bangkok September 28, 2010. Southeast Asia's second-largest department store Central World re-opened on Tuesday, following severe arson damage during Bangkok's political unrest and clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces in May.​

 

[singveld]

what? how is it possible they build so fast?

if this is india, 20 years later, still a pile of rubber.

thailand is pretty impressive, maybe they should host some big games.

 

[SneeringTree]

Bangkok people detested and bullied the Red Shirts, that's why they protested.

The farmers and villagers want the Elite Bangkok people to know that there is another Thailand in the North and Northeast that Thaksin cares.

The game is - the Yellow Shirts took over the Airport and cost Thailand billions of loss revenue; so the Red Shirts too can takeover Business District and cost Thailand billions as well.

So all is fair and square. Now let's all get back to planting rice and pampering the tourists - and worship the Royal Family who has kindly agreed to help the families of those killed in the undeclared civil war.

There are poor people in Bangkok as there are rich people up in the North and Northeast.

 

[NoNewsGood]

what? how is it possible they build so fast?

if this is india, 20 years later, still a pile of rubber.

thailand is pretty impressive, maybe they should host some big games.

When they are not protesting, Thai people are generally very hard working even though they may have the most relaxed attitude towards life.

 

[Alamaking]

Wah, so fast yay

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

what? how is it possible they build so fast?

if this is india, 20 years later, still a pile of rubber.

thailand is pretty impressive, maybe they should host some big games.

Not only will it be a pile of rubble but the shit skins will still continue to boast how great they are.

 

[singveld]

Not only will it be a pile of rubble but the shit skins will still continue to boast how great they are.

there will be a lot of indian talking about how sucessful the game are, starting this sunday, for about 2 weeks.

after the game end, they will declare that the game is better than beijing olympic 2008.

 

[singveld]

When they are not protesting, Thai people are generally very hard working even though they may have the most relaxed attitude towards life.

the people are pretty amazing, too bad, the army/gov/royal family is not that great.

 

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Thai Buddhist monks offer prayers during reopening ceremonies Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010, at the Central World Mall in downtown Bangkok. The charred hulk of Central World, one of Southeast Asia's biggest shopping malls has undergone a 2.8 billion baht ($90 million) renovation four months after anti-government protesters set it ablaze. The black smoke spiraling out of Central World was an iconic image of the chaos that gripped Bangkok May 19 when troops moved in to clear protesters who had occupied the area for 10 weeks.

Thai Buddhist monks receive offerings during reopening ceremonies Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010, at the Central World Mall in downtown Bangkok.​