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Long stretch of Yom River dries up in Phichit

By The Nation

 

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A long section of the Yom River passing through tambon Rang Nok in Phichit’s Sam Ngam district has dried up, revealing a parched riverbed on Thursday.

 

The Yom River - which was once so abundant that it flooded riverside homes during the rainy season – started drying up since the start of this year. 

 

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With the ongoing dry season and practically no rainfall so far, Yom River’s exposed bed has locals worried about water shortage, both for consumption and farming. 

 

Sam Ngam is a transit point for the river before it runs through the downstream districts of Pho Prathap Chang, Bung Narang and Pho Thalae before entering Nakhon Sawan province.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30367903

 

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4 hours ago, AgMech Cowboy said:

Probably has a lot of fertile topsoil in the river bed for redistribution, too. 

No need ka, that’s what the burning is for!????????????‍♂️

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In Phrae people have been seen walking across the river, the water doesn't even reach their knees!!

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