Gov. Bangkok's streets totally dry in 2 weeks (AP)

AP - Flood waters in Thailand's capital are continually receding and all main streets will be dry in two weeks, authorities said Wednesday, providing long-overdue good news after months of inundation that have killed 564 people nationwide.

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