Bangkok resident here- Inner Bangkok/ business districts dry, Sukhumvit/ekamai etc safe. The flood has receded in most parts of bangkok, with the exception of rangsit / northern areas so you are highly unlikely to see the water unless you are looking for it. Here's a a map- of flood management protest sites I know, but it gives you a fairly good picture of which areas are still flooded. bangkokpost.com/news/local/267763/anger-hits-boiling-point
About the diseases: They are only a problem in the areas which are still flooded, where the water might start to get polluted. Everywhere else is okay. The municipal water is normal and safe, although unlike in the states you shouldn't be drinking directly from the tap without boiling/filtering. And if you want to be super safe avoid the ice in your drinks purchased from the street vendors for now. If you find small pools of the water on the ground, don't step into em. Some products are still missing from supermarket shelves. For me life's returned to normal.
What kind of work are you planning to do here Richie?
About the diseases: They are only a problem in the areas which are still flooded, where the water might start to get polluted. Everywhere else is okay. The municipal water is normal and safe, although unlike in the states you shouldn't be drinking directly from the tap without boiling/filtering. And if you want to be super safe avoid the ice in your drinks purchased from the street vendors for now. If you find small pools of the water on the ground, don't step into em. Some products are still missing from supermarket shelves. For me life's returned to normal.
What kind of work are you planning to do here Richie?