2024-10-05 02:15:00
Officials rushed to pump water to the area under the bridge “Selome Joy” Have a large bag ready to cover the leak. Help prevent large amounts of water from spilling into people’s residential areas.
On October 5, 2024, reporters reported that the situation in Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai Province was stable last night, and the water level of Big Bag under the Sailom Joy Bridge was stable below. But on the other side of the bridge, the Ban Pheo water pump has been coordinated with the Mae Sai sub-district municipality. Pull down a large water pump to pump water from under the bridge. It runs from Sai Lom Joy Road through Big Back and flows into Sai River.
Mr Khun Suek, a villager from Tham Pha Chom in Wiang Phang Kham sub-district, said he went to pump water. Water that reduces the joy of wind. But due to water leakage, water flowed into Tham Pha Chom. Then down the same mine stream that carries water to the interior area. Lower is the community of Red Mine
As for Tham Pha Chom, the water level remains at full capacity. Set the big bag into a triangular shape and cover the front with soil so that water doesn’t leak in. When the breeze leaks, Joey will pump it away and close it one by one.
The water that enters the mines travels to the red mineshaft below. So they got a big bag to stop it from entering the mine. Instead, follow the road. Utilizing the leaked water for bathing by villagers would make repairs faster, but at that time it was a problem that had to be solved. This is water that flows through houses that are still inhabited. Water from mines makes it difficult to clog waterways so we can’t shut them all down yet. If you can turn off all of these, you’ll be able to fix them faster.
Pop, a pumping team from Ban Phaeo, said the pump can pump 3,000 cubic meters of water per hour. Fully pumpable for 24 hours, continuing to pump as water level drops. But there are still leaks added. The groove will be opened for pumping today.
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