Prime Minister monitors drainage system preparations to brace for flood situation
On August 31, 2026, the Prime Minister traveled to receive a progress report regarding the preparations of the drainage system in the Phuminat Damri Canal area to assess the situation and plan for flood prevention that may occur during this rainy season.
During this site visit, the Director-General of the Royal Irrigation Department reported to the working group that the department has been continuously implementing projects to restore and improve the infrastructure of the drainage system to ensure efficient water management and the capacity to accommodate higher volumes of rainfall.
Such operations are part of the government's water management strategic plan to reduce risks and mitigate the impacts of flooding in key areas, which will help protect both residential areas and agricultural land for citizens in the vicinity.
Furthermore, the Prime Minister emphasized that relevant agencies must monitor weather conditions closely and prepare equipment and personnel to be ready for operations 24 hours a day, ensuring that they can resolve issues and assist the public in a timely manner should an emergency occur.
In summary, these preparations for the drainage system are a proactive measure that the government prioritizes to instill confidence in the public that there will be a standardized flood prevention system ready to cope with situations that may change at any time.