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BMA ‘wish to please PM to blame for flood woes’

By The Nation

 

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A former deputy Bangkok governor lashed out at the city administration for trying to please the prime minister by implementing his floating market policy and neglecting the draining of the capital’s canals.

 

Teerachon Manomaiphibui posted on his Facebook wall that from his experience as a deputy governor, he would urge the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration to drain all canals in preparation for heavy rains.

 

“The BMA should not be worried about the floating market policy of the prime minister,” Teerachon said.

 

“The BMA should explain to the prime minister about the management of flood prevention in Bangkok during the monsoon season. If all canals are kept brimming in line with the floating market policy, flooding will occur immediately,” Teerachon posted.

 

“All water pumping systems must be turned on at full capacity to drain water. The BMA should not try to please the prime minister without explaining the truth to him.”

 

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30329268

 

 
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9 hours ago, saakura said:

What is the floating market policy of the leader Khun Prayuth?

Here you go :

 

https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/prayuths-floating-market-open-near-government-house/

 

Still , like the 2011 flooding it will soon all be water under the bridge.

 

Except that the NACC won't be bringing charges of dereliction of duty charges against this government any time soon. They have after all declared they are immune from all responsibility for their actions and are therefore irresponsible.

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18 hours ago, rooster59 said:

“The BMA should explain to the prime minister about the management of flood prevention in Bangkok during the monsoon season. If all canals are kept brimming in line with the floating market policy, flooding will occur immediately,” Teerachon posted.

 

Does Prayuth understand, I wonder, that if he runs a bath, with the plug left in and both taps on at full, some of his house will suffer?  Just as well that he leaves this tricky stuff to the Misses.

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19 hours ago, rooster59 said:

“The BMA should explain to the prime minister about the management of flood prevention in Bangkok during the monsoon season. If all canals are kept brimming in line with the floating market policy, flooding will occur immediately,” Teerachon posted.

 

“All water pumping systems must be turned on at full capacity to drain water.

smacks of basic incompetence by current BMA

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1 hour ago, YetAnother said:

smacks of basic incompetence by current BMA

Sounds a lot to find an excuse for your own incompetence. I am quite sure the PM understands that canals should be drained before the storms.  Seems like too many minions are afraid to do their job. 

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16 hours ago, Denim said:

Here you go :

 

https://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/prayuths-floating-market-open-near-government-house/

 

Still , like the 2011 flooding it will soon all be water under the bridge.

 

Except that the NACC won't be bringing charges of dereliction of duty charges against this government any time soon. They have after all declared they are immune from all responsibility for their actions and are therefore irresponsible.

'They have after all declared they are immune from all responsibility for their actions and are therefore irresponsible.'

 

Or, in the case of some members of the government, unresponsive.

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