6 hours ago, Chang_paarp said:

A lot of what this bloke says makes sense, looks like he is an actual expert in the field. An unfortunately rare occurrence.

i pity him trying to be heard in the places that count.

There are none so blind as those who will not see. Unfortunately, he is banging his head against a brick wall.

7 hours ago, webfact said:

“I personally think these tunnels are a waste of money,”

He might want to talk to what's being done in Japan and Hong Kong.

• Tokyo Has the Largest Underground Water Tank in the World [$2 billion]  https://gizmodo.com/tokyo-has-the-largest-underground-water-tank-in-the-wor-1696967098
• Hong Kong

 

 

 

 

BKK gov needs to get this right and soon or the gleeming Mecca of wealth and sin that is BKK will come crashing down around their ears. The city is becoming more unlivable daily with all it's Western styled high end accoutrements. Nothing more than a playground for the rich and shameless. Of course, this will all be moot if the city is 10 meters under water.

Its too late for that. They've had years to correct the problem as exists in London and Holland but squandered the money.

Bangkok is sinking a few cm's every year.

Climate change is the boogeman.

If the monsoon rains ever return to Bangkok we're toast.

Can't help but think that building up banks of water under building (usually it seems built on sand) is asking for trouble 

10 hours ago, webfact said:

He pointed out that Bangkok was sinking, which means the level of the Chao Phraya is rising higher than the city’s canals and its drainage system

Attach blimps filled with Helium to every building in the great metropolis .. and remember use helium not hydrogen .. failing that pull the plug out and go and start again on higher ground .. 

Until they come to the realization that water will not run uphill they will not reach a suitable conclusion.

Many of the outlets into the sea when there is a full moon (high tide) are actually below the sea level,,,,,,..Think about it  Where the hell do you pump it ?

The Dutch have offered their expertise on many occasions but ????? we know best

Why worry with the current rate of global warming most of the place will be under water by 2100.

6 minutes ago, marko kok prong said:

Why worry with the current rate of global warming most of the place will be under water by 2100.

Bugger! We've only got four hours.

1 hour ago, bluesofa said:

Bugger! We've only got four hours.

Nice one .

Pushing water uphill I gave up at that point there is no point.

Don't laugh .