Bangkok Warns Residents of Rising Water Levels in Two Districts
Bangkok warned residents in Sai Mai and Khlong Sam Wa districts to watch for rising water levels after planning to receive water from Khlong Hok Wa Sai Lang in Pathum Thani. The alert covers several canal-side communities and advises people to monitor changes and report any abnormalities. Officials urged staying updated with district announcements.
On October 12, 2069 at 9:00 PM, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration alerted people living along canals in Sai Mai and Khlong Sam Wa districts to closely monitor water levels. The administration plans to divert water from Khlong Hok Wa Sai Lang in Pathum Thani into the city, which may raise levels in interconnected canals. Areas to watch include: 1) communities along Khlong Song in Sai Mai and Khlong Thanon subdistricts; 2) communities along Khlong Phraya Suren in Sai Mai, Ong Ang subdistrict, and Sam Wa Ta Rattanak subdistrict in Khlong Sam Wa; 3) communities along Khlong Sam Wa in Sam Wa Ta Rattanak and Sam Wa Ta Auat subdistricts of Khlong Sam Wa. Officials urged residents to stay updated with announcements from Bangkok and district offices, observe water changes especially in homes near canals and low-lying spots, and report any abnormalities to the local district office for assistance.
