Water Status Summary Ubon Ratchathani Province is on a declining trend expected to return to normal by early November.

State Irrigation Department reports on the condition of Mun river. Ubon Ratchathani province is currently in a state of constant decline. Normalcy is expected to return by early November.

Today (16 Oct ’23) State Irrigation Department ReportWater situationNorth-East region according to situationC river basin The water level in the upper reaches of the river continued to decrease.Village Dams, Maha Charakam Dam, Wang Yang Dam, Roi Et Dam, Yasothon Dam, Anda Noi Dam. The sluice gates of 6 dams have also been raised. The inflow to Lam Pau Dam is 2,066 million cubic meters, which is 104% of the reservoir capacity. The State Irrigation Department has considered reducing water drainage to reduce its impactlower part As for the level of water in the river, there is also a tendency to decline. The water level at E.92 water gauging station in Selapham District, Roi Et Province is 1.25 meters below the water table, which is decreasing. The lower Si River basin in Yasothon Province is still overflowing along the banks of the Si River in Mueyang Yasothon District and Maha Sanachai District of Yasothon Province. This trend is still increasing.

forFront river basin Currently, there are 4 front drainage dams, namely Bimai Dam, Chum Phuang Dam, Rasi Road Dam, and Hua Na Dam which help delay the inflow of water into the lower front river. By opening the sluice gates to suit the water conditions in the area. C will help speed up the discharge of water from the river. The volume of water in the Mun River is 1,188 cubic meters/second when it flows downstream to the Hua Na Dam in Ubon Ratchathani Province, which reduces the impact of the Mun River. Water Gauging Station M.7, Seri Prachakhom Bridge, Mueang District, Ubon Ratchathani Province. The Lam Se Bai, Lam Se Bok and Pak Mun dams have a flow of 2,808 cubic meters per second downstream. The flood gate was taken out of the water.

Water Status Summary Ubon Ratchathani Province is on a declining trend expected to return to normal by early November.

Water bodies in the Pre and C river basins are expected to return to their banks by early November. However, the State Irrigation Department coordinates with various agencies to install machinery and equipment Increase drainage speedHe went to the Mekong River and continued to help provide relief to the people until normalcy returned.

Water Status Summary Ubon Ratchathani Province is on a declining trend expected to return to normal by early November. Water Status Summary Ubon Ratchathani Province is on a declining trend expected to return to normal by early November.

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