In December 1993, His Majesty the King gave advice on how to solve the decades-long cyclical problems of drought, flooding and soil deterioration suffered by farmers and other people of Nakhon Nayok province."
In December 1993, His Majesty the King gave advice on how to solve the decades-long cyclical problems of drought, flooding and soil deterioration suffered by farmers and other people of Nakhon Nayok province. He emphasized the importance of proper water management and he instructed the Royal Irrigation Department to look into solutions for the upper Nakhon Nayok River basin, which would provide the maximum benefit for both population and environment. His Majestys initiative is today realized through the completion of the khlong The Dan Dam-a modern engineering wonder that will bring water and life to the long-suffering people of Nakhon Nayok
The people of the Nakhon Nayok basin have long been subject to the vagaries of the Nakhon Nayok River, which rises from the slopes of khao Yai National Park and runs southwest. Eventually draining into the Prachinburi River and the Bangpakong River. The problem has always been too little water or too much. in Years of low rainfall, the flat and cannot store sufficient water for irrigation and the result i8s severs drought. Over the last 10-year period, the basin has experienc4ed its most severe drought, with a 97.3 percent drop in harvestable crops. In years of heave rains, flooding rages through the lfat plain causing massive destruction of property. In 1990, for example, flooding devastated over 300,000 rai of paddy, valued at over 456 million baht, To add to the woes, the alternate cycles of drought and folding cause an increase in soil acidity, In Kakhon Nayok province, more than 40 percent of the land suffers from high acidity causing and estimated 336 million baht in lost income annually.
In December 1993, His Majesty the King gave advice on how to solve the decades-long cyclical problems of drought, flooding and soil deterioration suffered by farmers and other people of Nakhon Nayok province."In December 1993, His Majesty the King gave advice on how to solve the decades-long cyclical problems of drought, flooding and soil deterioration suffered by farmers and other people of Nakhon Nayok province. He emphasized the importance of proper water management and he instructed the Royal Irrigation Department to look into solutions for the upper Nakhon Nayok River basin, which would provide the maximum benefit for both population and environment. His Majestys initiative is today realized through the completion of the khlong The Dan Dam-a modern engineering wonder that will bring water and life to the long-suffering people of Nakhon NayokThe people of the Nakhon Nayok basin have long been subject to the vagaries of the Nakhon Nayok River, which rises from the slopes of khao Yai National Park and runs southwest. Eventually draining into the Prachinburi River and the Bangpakong River. The problem has always been too little water or too much. in Years of low rainfall, the flat and cannot store sufficient water for irrigation and the result i8s severs drought. Over the last 10-year period, the basin has experienc4ed its most severe drought, with a 97.3 percent drop in harvestable crops. In years of heave rains, flooding rages through the lfat plain causing massive destruction of property. In 1990, for example, flooding devastated over 300,000 rai of paddy, valued at over 456 million baht, To add to the woes, the alternate cycles of drought and folding cause an increase in soil acidity, In Kakhon Nayok province, more than 40 percent of the land suffers from high acidity causing and estimated 336 million baht in lost income annually.
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