Chachoengsao:The Royal Thai Navy has mobilized a fleet of water-pushing vessels to combat the rising floodwaters in Chachoengsao province. These efforts are focused on accelerating the drainage of water from the Bang Pakong River, with the aim of alleviating the impact on the local population.
According to Thai News Agency, the Royal Thai Navy has deployed 64 personnel and 30 water-pushing vessels to the area. Of these, 28 are fully operational, with 18 actively working in the affected regions and 10 positioned near the Bang Pakong River motorway bridge to bolster water-pushing operations. Two of the vessels are currently under repair to ensure they can contribute to the relief efforts as soon as possible.
The operation conducted on October 10th successfully pushed approximately 1,705,860 cubic meters of water per day, utilizing 18 vessels for 12 hours and an additional 10 vessels near the motorway bridge for 13 hours and 30 minutes. This endeavor significantly enhanced the efficiency of water drainage.
Continuing on October 11, the Royal Thai Navy maintained the deployment of all 28 vessels, closely monitoring water conditions to adjust strategies and deployment as needed. The objective is to optimize drainage efficiency for the benefit of the public.
A spokesperson for the Navy emphasized the importance of this mission, stating their full commitment to supporting the affected communities. The Navy will persist in monitoring the situation to ensure that all resources are effectively utilized in addressing the flood challenges.