Privy Councillor Inspects Water Facilities in Prachuap Khiri Khan

A Privy Councillor visited Prachuap Khiri Khan province to inspect the progress of two royal initiative reservoirs. The inspection aimed to secure water resources in the province and support the habitat of wild elephants, particularly around Kui Buri National Park. The development of these reservoirs is expected to stabilize the agricultural water supply in the region and alleviate water shortages during droughts, thereby contributing to increased crop productivity and improved livelihoods for farmers. Furthermore, addressing water scarcity in the habitats of wild elephants is considered crucial for reducing human-elephant conflict and promoting coexistence. Kui Buri National Park is known for its significant wild elephant population, and a stable water source is essential for their survival and well-being. This visit highlights the royal family's involvement and support for the local community in Thailand's efforts towards environmental conservation and sustainable agricultural development.