Fast delivery of Ngwan Dam repair machinery

The Irrawaddy Region Chief Minister U Aye Kyaw and members of the Irrawaddy Region visited the repair conditions at the breached Ngwan Dam on August 2, and coordinated with relevant officials to transport the necessary sand and stones from the nearest places where they can be obtained, and to ensure that machinery arrives as soon as possible, the Irrawaddy Region government announced. Repairing the damaged area, agriculture, Under the leadership of the Deputy Minister of Livestock and Irrigation Ministry, U Bo Bo Kyaw. Currently, in order to protect the embankment (the old embankment) from erosion and collapse, Geo Bag embankment bags are being placed as embankment works. Sandbag filling businesses, The 120-foot entrance to the beach (the old one) is sanded with driftwood on both sidesActivities that reduce the speed of the water flow by adding bags. In order to carry out the conservation and protection work, we are carrying out the necessary measurement work and material collection work. Deputy Minister U Bo Bo Kyaw explained the conditions that will continue to be carried out when the machinery arrives.‎ Furthermore, the Regional Chief Minister announced Geo Bags, He coordinated with the relevant officials to transport the necessary sand and stones from the nearest places where they can be obtained for the stone-filling work, and for the machinery to arrive as soon as possible.‎ Due to the Ngwan River dam breach.Irrawaddy Region, where floods are occurring According to the President's Office spokesperson Dr. Khaing Khaing Soe, according to the statistics as of August 2, more than 14,000 people have been affected by the flood in Layaye Township. In addition, 9 flood relief centers have been opened in Layaye Township and more than 1,400 people have come to take shelter. Photo: ARG