Thailand Adjusts Dam Releases Amid Drought Concerns, Monitors Flood Risk
The Governor of the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) visited Kanchanaburi province to inspect water levels at the Vajiralongkorn and Khun Tahn dams. Vajiralongkorn Dam, in particular, has reached 97.61% capacity, prompting directives for a release of 35 million cubic meters of water daily to manage flood risks.
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