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MWA confirms adequate water during Songkran festival

BANGKOK, 28 March 2016 (NNT) – The Metropolitan Waterworks Authority (MWA) is calling on the general public to help use water sparingly, promoted through a popular conservation campaign.


The MWAs' Director of Corporate Communication Division, Mrs. Jutharat Somjittranukit, stated that the agency had called on the public to save water through a project entitled “Help People, Help Government by Helping Save Tap Water”. In 2015, this water conservation campaign was met with great public support.

Under this campaign, the MWA is calling on the people in all sectors in Bangkok, Nonthaburi and Samut Prakarn provinces to save water to fight a drought crisis. The campaign's award winners are obliged to reduce water consumption by at least 10 percent or five cubic meters per day between March and April 2016.

She confirmed that there would be a sufficient supply of water for the Songkran festival, but adds that everyone should use water wisely and play with water in an appropriate amount during the annual water splashing festival.

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Who comes up with these catchy project titles?

And as for rewards for conservation, there should be massive fines and use restrictions in play by now.

No sign of rain in the parched north and my near neighbours lawn would be good for bowls it is so lush with water spraying 247.

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It will be interesting to hear the official comment once Songkran is over, and the dire requirement to ration water & of course impose a price increase - Obviously everyone will have used more water than expected during the festival, everyone knows the real reason is the Thai government didn't want to publically announce that restrictions should be imposed during the Songkran period otherwise it may put some tourists off from coming to Thailand, lost revenue big problem...!!!

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