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Hundreds of City Departments Meet to Discuss Flood Solutions

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Hundreds of City Departments Meet to Discuss Flood Solutions

by Citylife

 

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CityNews – All departments in Chiang Mai joined together to find a solution to the flood problem wrecking havoc across the city.

 

On May 28, the Chiang Mai Governor Prawin Chamniprasart, director and 200 officers of Royal Irrigation Department Office 1, the deputy commissioner general and 40 members of the Chiang Mai 33rd Military Circle, over 300 officers of the Provincial of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office and Chiang Mai Municipality joined a meeting at the Chiang Mai Cultural Centre to discuss and evaluate possible solutions for the flood crisis hitting Chiang Mai.

 

The meeting decided that irrigation gates that had been closed throughout the flooding have now been opened, a 2km length of irrigation gates from Haiya to Mahidol.

 

Full story: http://www.chiangmaicitylife.com/news/hundreds-of-city-departments-meet-to-discuss-flood-solutions/

 
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-- © Copyright Chiang City News 2017-05-29

Same with everything in Thailand. Horse and stable door. Logic is an alien concept!

They know every year it's going to happen, BUT wait till it starts

raining,then think what to do.

regards worgeordie

51 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

They know every year it's going to happen, BUT wait till it starts

raining,then think what to do.

regards worgeordie

Think?

Common guys, its only been happening for a few hundred years. Give them a chance to solve the issue or at least pretend there is a solution.

 

After all, it not like BKk is built upon a river delta, with a few hundred thousand sq kms of catchment and subject to monsoonal high intensity rainfall. 

 

Surely the solution is to keep the rainmaking squad grounded!

HUNDREDS of departments ?! might help to explain the general inefficiency

Shouldn't they have started that 100 years ago,than the problem wouldn't be so bad,they could have been Working on the problem by now.

They can use more of those big pumper trucks to clean out the Fat, Grease, and garbage from some of the filled up klongs, for a starter.

   Then they can use the money given to their department to actually fix up the problem instead of using it on themselves, hint h int.  wink  wink.

Geezer

On 5/29/2017 at 2:52 PM, webfact said:

The meeting decided that irrigation gates that had been closed throughout the flooding have now been opened, a 2km length of irrigation gates from Haiya to Mahidol.

500 people had a meeting and this was the result.  "Somebody" forgot to open the gates. Hmm.

Then next year the same old crap.

Lets have a meeting, to discuss what we discussed last year.

Anybody any new ideas? No ok meeting ajourned till next year.

i dont think hundreds of depts could agree on anything; maybe not even how to spell chiang mai

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