The Met
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| Height | 23100 (cm) |
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| Floors | 69 |
| Construction started | 2005 |
| Architecture firms | WOHA |
| Architects | WOHA |
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| ID | 2972790 |
About The Met
The Met is a 69-story condominium located in Bangkok. It is the fifth tallest building and second tallest residential building in Thailand. The Met has a height of 228 metres and 69 floors. It contains 370 condominium units. It is composed of six towers connected by sky bridges.
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... The Met Office has issued a in eastern Scotland with road and railway disruption expected...
North facing 'ice rink Monday' as freeze hits roads
... The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for ice for much of the north of England...
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... " In a bid to tailor its products more, The Met Office has introduced dedicated beach and mountain forecasts...
UK temperatures plunge as cold snap disrupts roads
... The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice for the area from midnight until 11:00 on Sunday...
New UK weather warnings for snow and ice as sporting events cancelled
...By Thomas MackintoshBBC NewsA fresh yellow weather warning for snow and ice has been issued by The Met Office for large parts of the UK...
Glasgow Airport: Flights suspended due to heavy snow
... The Met s Office yellow warnings, which are in force from 17:00 on Friday until just before noon on Saturday, mean people could face hazardous conditions, with disruption and delays likely on roads and railways and icy patches on roads and pavements...
Muriel McKay's daughter urges Met to let mother's killer find body
...By Louise ParryBBC News, HertfordshireThe daughter of a woman mistaken for Rupert Murdoch s then-wife and murdered is urging The Metropolitan Police to allow one of her killers back to the UK to reveal where she was buried...
UK weather: Snow forecast and warnings in place as temperatures plummet
... The Met Office told the PA news agency there could be 2cm (0...
Glasgow Airport: Flights suspended due to heavy snow
By Thomas Mackintosh & Megan BonarBBC News
One of the UK's busiest airports is experiencing major flight disruption with dozens of flights grounded due to heavy snowfall.
Despite teams " working through the night" Glasgow Airport confirmed all flights have been grounded due to " heavier than forecast snow".
Two flights bound for Glasgow have had to be diverted to Prestwick and Edinburgh airports.
Glasgow Airport hopes to resume flights " as soon as possible".
Passengers have been urged to check with their airline before they travel.
It Comes as much of the UK has been warned to expect a freezing cold start to Saturday.
The Met 's Office yellow warnings, which are in force from 17:00 on Friday until just before noon on Saturday, mean people could face hazardous conditions, with disruption and delays likely on roads and railways and icy patches on roads and pavements.
The Weather agency has warned freezing rain, a rare type of precipitation which freezes on impact, could make driving dangerous.
The Weather is also causing issues on the railways.
Separately, the UK Health Security Agency has issued an amber cold-health alert for the health sector for A Number of regions in England, meaning " significant impacts are probable".
Cold Weather is likely to affect the Whole Health service, with the potential for the entire population to be At Risk , The Agency 's alert says.
The alert is in place for The East Midlands, West Midlands , North West , North East and Yorkshire and the Humber until 5 December.
Temperatures of between -3C (27F) to -6C (21F) were widely seen across the UK on Friday, even in major towns and cities. It was -5C (23F) in Manchester and Edinburgh and -3C (27F) in south-west London and Birmingham.
Snow swept across south-west England, parts of Yorkshire, the North East and Scotland , while hilly areas - including the North York Moors and parts of Scotland - will see more snow later, forecasters said.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com