Samut Songkhram Accelerates Floodwater Drainage with New Pumps
Samut Songkhram province in Thailand has installed two water propulsion pumps, each with a capacity of 6 cubic meters per second, to address prolonged flooding that has affected residents for weeks. Measures are being urgently implemented against stagnant, foul-smelling water.
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