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Home›Dredging›Thailand: BMA Prepares for Flooding
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July 21, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Thailand: BMA Prepares for Flooding

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) officials have gone down to carry out canal dredging and waste removal operations in the Buddha Monthon Sai 4 Road area. BMA Deputy Permanent-Secretary Mr. Sanya Cheenimitr attended a campaign that focuses on cleaning up canals in order to improve their drai

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BMA Deputy Permanent-Secretary Mr. Sanya Cheenimitr attended a campaign that focuses on cleaning up canals in order to improve their drainage capacities. The event was organized by the Thawee Watthana District Office and was attended by government officials and locals.

Some of the activities include the removal of weeds and debris, conducting water quality inspections, and pouring in liquid fertilizers to neutralize waste water.

The BMA has also requested cooperation from the public in not throwing garbage into the canals in order to ensure a safe and sanitary environment as well as reduce the likelihood of flooding during the rainy season. – See more at: https://thainews.prd.go.th/centerweb/newsen/NewsDetail?NT01_NewsID=WNSOC5707210010005#sthash.px0STkC8.dpuf

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) officials have gone down to carry out canal dredging and waste removal operations in the Buddha Monthon Sai 4 Road area.

BMA Deputy Permanent-Secretary Mr. Sanya Cheenimitr attended a campaign that focuses on cleaning up canals in order to improve their drainage capacities. The event was organized by the Thawee Watthana District Office and was attended by government officials and locals.

Some of the activities include the removal of weeds and debris, conducting water quality inspections, and pouring in liquid fertilizers to neutralize waste water.

The BMA has also requested cooperation from the public in not throwing garbage into the canals in order to ensure a safe and sanitary environment as well as reduce the likelihood of flooding during the rainy season.

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Press Release, July 21, 2014

BMA Deputy Permanent-Secretary Mr. Sanya Cheenimitr attended a campaign that focuses on cleaning up canals in order to improve their drainage capacities. The event was organized by the Thawee Watthana District Office and was attended by government officials and locals.

Some of the activities include the removal of weeds and debris, conducting water quality inspections, and pouring in liquid fertilizers to neutralize waste water.

The BMA has also requested cooperation from the public in not throwing garbage into the canals in order to ensure a safe and sanitary environment as well as reduce the likelihood of flooding during the rainy season. – See more at: https://thainews.prd.go.th/centerweb/newsen/NewsDetail?NT01_NewsID=WNSOC5707210010005#sthash.px0STkC8.dpufBangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) officials have gone down to carry out canal dredging and waste removal operations in the Buddha Monthon Sai 4 Road area.

BMA Deputy Permanent-Secretary Mr. Sanya Cheenimitr attended a campaign that focuses on cleaning up canals in order to improve their drainage capacities. The event was organized by the Thawee Watthana District Office and was attended by government officials and locals.

Some of the activities include the removal of weeds and debris, conducting water quality inspections, and pouring in liquid fertilizers to neutralize waste water.

The BMA has also requested cooperation from the public in not throwing garbage into the canals in order to ensure a safe and sanitary environment as well as reduce the likelihood of flooding during the rainy season. – See more at: https://thainews.prd.go.th/centerweb/newsen/NewsDetail?NT01_NewsID=WNSOC5707210010005#sthash.px0STkC8.dpuf

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