Singhanakhon District Chief Expedites Sathing Mo Canal Problem Resolution with Two-Phase Plan

The District Chief of Singhanakhon in Songkhla Province has announced an urgent and comprehensive solution to the Sathing Mo Canal drainage problem, a long-standing issue that has severely impacted local residents. This problem, particularly during the rainy season, has led to flooding and deteriorating sanitary conditions, significantly affecting the lives of the community. To address this challenge, the District Chief has formulated a two-phase action plan. The first phase involves rapid emergency measures such as removing canal sediment and dredging the waterway to improve water flow, aiming to reduce short-term flood damage. The second phase will focus on more long-term and sustainable solutions. This is expected to include infrastructure development around the canal and the establishment of proper systems for treating domestic wastewater, which is a source of water pollution. The strategy is to prevent future recurrence by closely cooperating with local residents and tackling the root causes of the problem. This plan is anticipated to be a crucial step towards improving the living environment of the local community and achieving sustainable development. The District Chief has expressed his commitment to dedicating all efforts towards the early realization of the plan through cooperation with all relevant parties. Source: MGR Online (South)