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Officials race to divert water into the Gulf to prevent Chao Phraya overflowing

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18 hours ago, Will B Good said:

So!

 

How is this water going to reach the gulf if not via the Chao Phraya River?

 

And if it is possible to divert the water directly into the Gulf, why don't they just do this every time to avoid flooding?

They divert the water via the Tha Chin, which flows to the west of Bangkok, but it only has limited capacity.

 

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1 hour ago, Moonlover said:

They divert the water via the Tha Chin, which flows to the west of Bangkok, but it only has limited capacity.

 

They did this 10 years ago. We were very thankful as this enabled us to live in a huge lake for 2 months..

2 minutes ago, swissbie said:
1 hour ago, Moonlover said:

They divert the water via the Tha Chin, which flows to the west of Bangkok, but it only has limited capacity.

 

 

2 minutes ago, swissbie said:

They did this 10 years ago. We were very thankful as this enabled us to live in a huge lake for 2 months..

As I did point out, it only has limited capacity.

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21 hours ago, pasathai said:

plan ahead 

Now, that could be classed as the joke of the year...... 

21 hours ago, Will B Good said:

So!

 

How is this water going to reach the gulf if not via the Chao Phraya River?

 

And if it is possible to divert the water directly into the Gulf, why don't they just do this every time to avoid flooding?

How long have you been in Thailand, assume you are?

Edited by Artisi

15 hours ago, Artisi said:

How long have you been in Thailand, assume you are?

Since 1993 on and off.

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