Anutin" Minister of Home Affairs flew to Chiang Mai Province Checking the flood problem, encouraging villagers and officials, revealing that the government is closely monitoring the situation and is ready to help and support to the best of its ability. Today (25 September) The reporter reported that Mr. Anutin Chanweerakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Ministry of Drought of Thailand, along with executives, traveled to Chiang Mai Province. Visiting and encouraging flood victims and staff from the case of Ping Er overflowing water flooding houses. Point 1: Water level measurement point P1, Naowarat Bridge Point 2: Resource mobilization point, Kawila District, Chiang Mai Municipality Point 3 Phaya Mengrai Bridge, Point 4 Visiting the flood victims of the Ping Er overflow Monfort Primary School and Point 5 Chang Khlan Road. Mr. Anutin said during the mission that he was monitoring the situation and going to the area. The Prime Minister asked us to come down and observe first. There is nothing lef t that needs to be urgently corrected, some of which are beyond the authority of the governor here. We have to come down to help. The immediate problem must be solved urgently, especially in the downstream area. There is a reasonable contingency plan. Fortunately, we have a dam and a water receiving area. In addition, there are various relief plans. "At this point, I believe that the brothers and sisters believe in the Governor's team and the Governor himself and the ministries and departments, we have the same line, we are always exchanging information, brainstorming and accelerating cooperation, what is worrisome now is Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, while other provinces are fully supervised by the Governor, we have given the authority to the Governor, the budget is exhausted, please extend it, the Ministry of Home Affairs has accelerated the approval, to help each other fully," said Mr. Anutin. Source: Thai News Agency
“Anutin” Checking the flood problem in Chiang Mai Province
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