AYUTTHAYA, Oct 5 (TNA) – The Fine Arts Department mobilized its workers to raise floodwalls to protect archaeological sites as the levels of Chao Phraya and Pa Sak Rivers were rising.

 

At Wat Chaiwatthanaram which is the lowest site, its 150-meter-long floodwalls were elevated by another 50 centimeters for the total height of 2 meters and its top is 1.50m higher than the level of the Chao Phraya River. Sandbags were placed to reinforce the western floodwall which had collapsed in 2011.

 

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A bit late on in history but I guess it's worth trying save it. 

Yep, that'll work!

2021 sandbags seem to still be the only answer.

6 hours ago, hotchilli said:

2021 sandbags seem to still be the only answer.

Not the manner in which the sand is bagged and the bags randomly dumped along and existing wall. A waste of time and effort. Stand by with the buckets and mops!

1 hour ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

Not the manner in which the sand is bagged and the bags randomly dumped along and existing wall. A waste of time and effort. Stand by with the buckets and mops!

Maybe a boat too. 

No previous flood protection... What's changed?

building walls to protect history is all very well, but the water has to go somewhere.

13 hours ago, Scott Tracy said:

What's changed?

I reckon the 4 Lots.

Lots of roads.

Lots of buildings.

Lots of concrete.

Lots of neglect of thought.