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Brackish tap water threatens flora it Government House compound

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Brackish tap water threatens flora it Government House compound

 

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Photo from Office of the National Water Resources
 

Brackish tap water, caused by the intrusion of seawater into the Chao Phraya River, is threatening some of the flora in the compound of Government House, prompting officials to seek help from the Agriculture Department.

 

Government House officials said that several small trees, such as Lamduan, Chor Sumalee, Rachavadi, Nom Maew and Hom Muenlee, are vulnerable to the salinity of brackish tap water, which is used to water the gardens there.

 

They said that, although the saline level was only 400 mg/litre, which is still within the 1,000 mg/litre standard, some of the plants could not tolerate it.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/brackish-tap-water-threatens-flora-it-government-house-compound/

 

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-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2020-01-18

 

First the air is unhealthy...now the water...what's next?  STDs...

Whatever that is a picture of it's not worth worrying about.

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Do what the Thai guy who bought our last house did. Dig out all the fruit trees, rose beds etc and concrete the whole lot.

 

Bottled water donations arriving soon from "Zimmers for Prayuth".

 

 

So a few royal plants in danger so now the water is to salty.   

9 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Government House officials said that several small trees, such as Lamduan, Chor Sumalee, Rachavadi, Nom Maew and Hom Muenlee, are vulnerable to the salinity of brackish tap water, which is used to water the gardens there.

Tut Tut I thought we were supposed to be conserving water... Government house is spraying the garden with it.... no hose pipe ban ?

2 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Tut Tut I thought we were supposed to be conserving water... Government house is spraying the garden with it.... no hose pipe ban ?

Hose pipe ban?. Non starter since the common sense ban came in. ????????

Edited by overherebc

11 hours ago, Puchaiyank said:

First the air is unhealthy...now the water...what's next?  STDs...

The STDs were common already hehe. You do forget the increased amounts of pesticide usage on every day food (often up to 200% over the max limits).
So basically bad air, water and food but a more stable alcohol percentage in Chang beers at least.

Edited by ChaiyaTH

13 hours ago, Puchaiyank said:

First the air is unhealthy...now the water...what's next?  STDs...

They have plenty of that already

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