Kanchanaburi Accelerates Flood Control with Increased Dam Discharge Amid Heavy Rain Forecast
Kanchanaburi province in western Thailand is accelerating flood control measures by increasing the discharge from the Srinakarin Dam to 20 million cubic meters per day to prevent the spread of waterlogging. The province is on alert for heavy rains expected from October 13-15.
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