Pak Mun Dam Closes Gates to Store Water for 2027 Dry Season, Expects Sufficient Supply Year-Round
Thailand's Pak Mun Dam has closed its gates to store water in preparation for the 2027 dry season. Dam authorities anticipate this will ensure a sufficient water supply throughout the year.
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