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Gen Prawit orders lasting solutions to water issues in the south

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BANGKOK (NNT) - At a meeting of the Southern Border Provinces Development Commission, Deputy Prime Minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan, has expressed concern over the cycle of flooding and drought and ordered relevant units to develop plans to remedy the situation.

 

The commission heard a report on sustainable water management in the southern border provinces. Gen Prawit responded by instructing all relevant agencies and units to draw up water management plans for the region accounting for flooding, runoff and drought, pressing for concrete solutions.

 

The DPM also called for an urgent solution to the spread of a disease affecting rubber plants in the southernmost provinces, which has taken a major toll on the area and the revenue of its citizens.

 

In aid of Thai laborers who returned to the south due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Gen Prawit ordered the Minister of Labor to take the lead in finding effective solutions to their plight, and for the Southern Border Provinces Administrative Center to coordinate with the office on the matter.

 

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Solution:  Hire a Dutch company with experience in the field.  Thailand has demonstrated that it has neither the expertise nor the ability to address these issues.

Draw up plans?  Yeah right.  The blind leading the blind.

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9 minutes ago, Bob12345 said:

Great timing to order this on the exact day the dry season starts.

Dry season where?
Dry season in Thailand southern border provinces started mid January, with February the driest month. Might see some rain from May onwards depending on the strength of the southwest monsoon. The main wet season comes with the northeast monsoon, October to December.

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8 minutes ago, mr mr said:

and his next trick folks will be parting of the red sea. 

Reading your post i thought it said fart++g in the red sea:cheesy::cheesy:

Now he would never do that as he might follow through like he did on a recent trip to Issan.

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4 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Gen Prawit responded by instructing all relevant agencies and units to draw up water management plans for the region accounting for flooding, runoff and drought, pressing for concrete solutions.

Ah, another committee for the proposal of ideas for consideration by another committee

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The problem is getting worse every year, for the first time last year we ran out of water from the well I had to install a tank so at least we could buy water and somewhere to put it, and the ground water is getting worse maybe over the last 5 years, 

Surely this day and age every house should have running water we have an whole moo baan with only well water, city water is at the entrance to the moo baan I dont think Phuket has enough storage to supply everywhere 

 

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5 hours ago, rooster59 said:

At a meeting of the Southern Border Provinces Development Commission, Deputy Prime Minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan, has expressed concern over the cycle of flooding and drought and ordered relevant units to develop plans to remedy the situation.

And then went back into hibernation until next year.

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6 hours ago, rooster59 said:

instructing all relevant agencies and units to draw up water management plans for the region accounting for flooding, runoff and drought, pressing for concrete solutions.

You have heard it from the Boss ,the solution Must be Concrete . 

Sounds Great Built Concrete drains and Concrete runoffs ,Just make sure that the Water gets directed Downhill ????.

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1 hour ago, ChipButty said:

The problem is getting worse every year, for the first time last year we ran out of water from the well I had to install a tank so at least we could buy water and somewhere to put it, and the ground water is getting worse maybe over the last 5 years, 

Surely this day and age every house should have running water we have an whole moo baan with only well water, city water is at the entrance to the moo baan I dont think Phuket has enough storage to supply everywhere 

 

The Prayut government has been in place for almost seven years and still no solutions.

Other than regime change?

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2 hours ago, digger70 said:

You have heard it from the Boss ,the solution Must be Concrete . 

Sounds Great Built Concrete drains and Concrete runoffs ,Just make sure that the Water gets directed Downhill ????.

Why not just give it to the Chinese? They are experts in concrete and in water management. Just look at their success managing the Mekong.......

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16 hours ago, digger70 said:

You have heard it from the Boss ,the solution Must be Concrete . 

Sounds Great Built Concrete drains and Concrete runoffs ,Just make sure that the Water gets directed Downhill ????.

But Thai water must defy gravity, going on the drains and roads in my area.

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