Post by account_disabled on Jan 2, 2024 5:35:02 GMT
Dr. Somkiat Prajamwong, Secretary-General of the National Water Resources Office (ONWR), revealed after a meeting with the Department of Groundwater Resources. Regarding the guidelines for driving the groundwater development plan Under the 20-year water resource management master plan (2018-2037) that solving the problem of water shortages for consumption is a policy that the government has clearly announced that every community and village must have access to the water situation in surface water sources. At present, it is found that many areas are unable to provide surface water. Therefore, groundwater is considered an alternative to solve the problem of drinking water. Including using groundwater to support flooding during the rainy season. By allowing water to seep down using academic techniques to create knowledge and understanding for the people and local agencies.
By assigning the Department of Groundwater Resources to create clear standards for preparing Industry Email List groundwater banks. Both water intake points and connection points As for the conditions for considering the construction of the underground water bank, it is divided into 3 parts: 1. It is spatially clear by studying its readiness according to geological principles to determine that it can be developed. Initially, there are 3 areas that are ready: Bang Rakam District, Phitsanulok Province, 500 places, and Chanthaburi and Rayong Provinces, a total of 30 places. 2. Areas may be ready, but still need to be studied more clearly according to academic principles. and 3. There is clear information from the study results that it is not possible to develop underground water banks. Information must be disseminated to create understanding for agencies and people in the area as well. “Development of underground water banks even helpful But pollution and water quality factors must be taken into account. This is because in some areas it is possible to create an underground water bank. But only to help slow down or accommodate the flooding.
The water cannot be reused. Therefore, the Department of Groundwater Resources must define a clear area. Make a master plan for developing underground water banks throughout the country. And research results and innovative technology must be used to explore the soil layers. and categorize the underground water bank according to academic principles to meet the goals of the 20-year water master plan without causing pollution in the future,” Dr. Somkiat said. For the plans of the Department of Groundwater Resources Under the 20-year water master plan (2018-2037), it consists of 3 areas: Area 1: Water management for consumption. The goal is to develop/expand the water supply system area/increase the efficiency of water supply in 614 villages and develop drinking water to meet standards and reasonable prices. Including supporting clean drinking water for 4,015 schools, a water volume of 88 million cubic meters, benefiting 366,700 households. Side 2: creating water security in the production sector. The goal is to supply water to 31,222 rainfed agricultural areas.
By assigning the Department of Groundwater Resources to create clear standards for preparing Industry Email List groundwater banks. Both water intake points and connection points As for the conditions for considering the construction of the underground water bank, it is divided into 3 parts: 1. It is spatially clear by studying its readiness according to geological principles to determine that it can be developed. Initially, there are 3 areas that are ready: Bang Rakam District, Phitsanulok Province, 500 places, and Chanthaburi and Rayong Provinces, a total of 30 places. 2. Areas may be ready, but still need to be studied more clearly according to academic principles. and 3. There is clear information from the study results that it is not possible to develop underground water banks. Information must be disseminated to create understanding for agencies and people in the area as well. “Development of underground water banks even helpful But pollution and water quality factors must be taken into account. This is because in some areas it is possible to create an underground water bank. But only to help slow down or accommodate the flooding.
The water cannot be reused. Therefore, the Department of Groundwater Resources must define a clear area. Make a master plan for developing underground water banks throughout the country. And research results and innovative technology must be used to explore the soil layers. and categorize the underground water bank according to academic principles to meet the goals of the 20-year water master plan without causing pollution in the future,” Dr. Somkiat said. For the plans of the Department of Groundwater Resources Under the 20-year water master plan (2018-2037), it consists of 3 areas: Area 1: Water management for consumption. The goal is to develop/expand the water supply system area/increase the efficiency of water supply in 614 villages and develop drinking water to meet standards and reasonable prices. Including supporting clean drinking water for 4,015 schools, a water volume of 88 million cubic meters, benefiting 366,700 households. Side 2: creating water security in the production sector. The goal is to supply water to 31,222 rainfed agricultural areas.