Breaking Earth News: ThailandSept 24, 2006
PHITSANULOK, Sept 24 (TNA) - Although the rains have stopped in several northern provinces in the past few days, provincial and irrigation authorities are worried about the alarming rate of rising water levels at several dams in the region.
Here in Phitsanulok province, the water level in the Nan River rose to 10.05 metres at a major bridge Sunday morning, slightly passing the critical level. Provincial officials are currently monitoring the water level of the river and hope that the province could be saved from severe flooding if there is no more
heavy rain.
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