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PM Prayut orders immediate solutions to water shortage in Northeast


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4 minutes ago, SOUTHERNSTAR said:

If they stop buying tanks, subs etc etc. There would be enough money to build more dams, which will bridge the gap between rainfall seasons and droughts.

You do realize that you can build as many dams as you wish. That will not make it rain more. Neither will it create water. A very big part of the problem also involves Mekong river, as they have build to many dams for electric, and of course China is at the top not releasing enough water.

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On 8/12/2019 at 10:59 AM, Matzzon said:

Nope, the only solution for the need of water is not rain. What you are talking about is what is needed to restore the natures capacity to provide the needed water in all the areas of the country. What is needed now is to deliver water to the disater areas concerned and that is what the PM is meaning. That he also assigns the task to other departments, is the need for find solutions that can easy during the time waiting for rain.

The same he did with lottery tickets, smog in the north, increasing food prices, traffic in Bkk, tourist safety and about 20 other issues. Guess what none was solved because he never follows up on his instructions. The reason being that the lazy civil service dont like to work but they support him. He can thus not reprimand them in public as that would be a loss of face and then they will not vote for him again. He give instruction to look good and thats it.

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