Bangkok Mall Becomes Home To Strange Inhabitants
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This building in Bangkok named The New World Trade Center was closed in 1997 due to not meeting regulations.
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1. This building in Bangkok named The New World Trade Center was closed in 1997 due to not meeting regulations.
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3. Two years later a fire wrecked the building and it was then flooded, which eventually led to it becoming what is it today.
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8. Once the mall was flooded, it formed a lake on its own with fish and insects. Tourists are now even sold fish food when they visit the area.
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This building in Bangkok named The New World Trade Center was closed in 1997 due to not meeting regulations.
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