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Summary of implementation monitoring of 9 measures                  for drought in the dry season 2021/2022
 Summary of implementation monitoring of 9 measures                  for drought in the dry season 2021/2022

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 61,849   ( 1  . . 2564 )  (    (  0 .  30 . . 65 )
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 (  (  /  / /     /     )  )  17,972      )   )
   . .  (108 % (
 1. Accelerate water storage in the dry season
 1. Accelerate water storage in the dry season  17,972  . . 108 %    11  11
  16,677  . .)
     of 21/22 (until 1 Nov 2021)
     of 21/22 (until 1 Nov 2021)  (  (  16,677        . .)
 4. Arranging the water allocation
   61,849 mcm
   61,849 mcm  4. Arranging the water allocation    ’65   ’65  1,388
                                                   .

   in the dry season
   (Large/medium/small-scale reservoirs and natural water sources)    in the dry season  1,388  .    . .
   (Large/medium/small-scale reservoirs and natural water sources)
 Result of water allocation for the whole
                                                       Demand
 Result of water allocation for the whole
                6. Preparing reserved water for lowland areas

 2 2  Supply  Supply  country (as of 30 April 2022) 17,972 mcm  6. Preparing reserved water for lowland areas                    Demand   1  .    1  . . 64 – 30  . . 65
 country (as of 30 April 2022) 17,972 mcm
             The Royal Irrigation Department plans a water reserve
                  The Royal Irrigation Department plans a water reserve
 (108% of the plan) (16,677 mcm plan)
 (108% of the plan) (16,677 mcm plan)



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                  and land preparation in 11 lowland areas At the beginning
             and land preparation in 11 lowland areas At the beginning
             of the rainy season in 2022, the water volume is 1,388 mcm
                  of the rainy season in 2022, the water volume is 1,388 mcm
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                                                                     8. Monitoring and evaluating,
 444      181 .  .  5 5  7 7                                     8. Monitoring and evaluating,
 444181
                                                                       monitoring the situation weekly, monthly
                                                                   monitoring the situation weekly, monthly
                                                                       During 1 Nov. 2021 - 30 Apr. 2022, the DPM
 82. 1 2  (    (  7 .   27 . . 65)       (   ( )    )              During 1 Nov. 2021 - 30 Apr. 2022, the DPM

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                                                                       did not have a drought-declared area
 17   17       .   .   82.12 .    .  4  4                          did not have a drought-declared area


 2. Provision of reserve water sources in areas at risk
 2. Provision of reserve water sources in areas at risk  ( 30 .  ( 30 . . 65 )  •      •  . (2     . (2    )
                   )
                .
                65

 13.34
                                         )
   of water shortage in the Chao Phraya Yai River  13. 34   •   •    (   ( )   )
   of water shortage in the Chao Phraya Yai River

   Basin and Bangkok.   (   (  11.65   11.65     )    •   •   **    .   **      .   .       .    1  . . – 30 . . 65 9 9
   Basin and Bangkok.
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   444 places, 181 mcm
   444 places, 181 mcm  •   •                          Water Hammer Flow
                                                    Water Hammer Flow
                                    Operation


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   Water reserves for water supply production at 17 branches of PWA  11.2  2   2  •   •   •  Operation     •  .  5   7       3  .  5   7 1  . . – 30  .  .   6 5
   Water reserves for water supply production at 17 branches of PWA
 2.05
                                              3
   with additional surveillance of  82.12 mcm  11.23      2.05           3    3  .     .    (
   with additional surveillance of 82.12 mcm

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   Promotion of community water management: Notified the related  Demand  Demand  (   9.02    9.02   )    (   2.63    2.63   )    )   )
   Promotion of community water management: Notified the related
                7. Monitoring water quality (salinity)
   agency to consider and proceed
   agency to consider and proceed   7.38   7.38  7. Monitoring water quality (salinity)
 *  *  3  65,156  3  65,156   4 main rivers (30 Apr 2022)  Management  Management
                  4 main rivers (30 Apr 2022)
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 3 3         2  342, 342,209  5,509,691  • Chao Phraya River  in normal level
  5,509,691
                      • Chao Phraya River
  2
                      • Tha Chin River
                  • Tha Chin River
                                       in normal level
                      • Bang Pakong River
 11    (  26  )  26  )  5. Drought tolerant plants planning (as of 27 Apr 2022)  • Bang Pakong River       1  .   1  . . 64 -
 5. Drought tolerant plants planning (as of 27 Apr 2022)
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                  • Mae Klong River
                      • Mae Klong River
 Cultivated 13.34 million rai of dry season crops (11.65 million rai plan)
 Cultivated 13.34 million rai of dry season crops (11.65 million rai plan)
 11   (
                  • In the district of MWA (2 provinces), Bangkok (East Coast),
 The second crop of rice was 11.23 million rai (plan 9.02 million rai)
  411    411   The second crop of rice was 11.23 million rai (plan 9.02 million rai)  • In the district of MWA (2 provinces), Bangkok (East Coast),  30  . 30  . . 65 . 65    1,529  1,529
                    Samut Prakan. The salinity level of Samlae raw water pumping
 harvested 7.38 million rai
 (     30 (  . . 65)  1.   1.          54.5   54.5  harvested 7.38 million rai     Samut Prakan. The salinity level of Samlae raw water pumping
  30 . . 65)
 2.   2.    12.5    12.5  . .    . .  Vegetable crops 2.05 million rai (plan 2.63 million rai)    station is at normal  9. Raising awareness of the water situation

                    station is at normal
                                                                    9. Raising awareness of the water situation
 Vegetable crops 2.05 million rai (plan 2.63 million rai)
 3. Water filling operation
 3. Water filling operation  ** By the RID together with the MWA, there is a plan to increase drainage
                  ** By the RID together with the MWA, there is a plan to increase drainage
                                                                      and water resources management plan,
 rd
 *The 3  round of rice cultivation is 65,156 rai
 rd
 Royal Rainmaking Department established 11 units (26 aircraft)  *The 3  round of rice cultivation is 65,156 rai      to push saline water in line with the high sea level and perform    and water resources management plan,
 Royal Rainmaking Department established 11 units (26 aircraft)
                      to push saline water in line with the high sea level and perform
  Number of rice cultivation registration, round 2 is 342,209 households,
                                                                      public relations, raising awareness of
 Royal Rainmaking Operation (as of April 30, 2022)   Number of rice cultivation registration, round 2 is 342,209 households,      the Water Hammer Flow Operation 7 times from 1 Jan - 30 Apr 2022    public relations, raising awareness of
 Royal Rainmaking Operation (as of April 30, 2022)
                      the Water Hammer Flow Operation 7 times from 1 Jan - 30 Apr 2022
  5,509,691 rai
  5,509,691 rai
                                                                      water situation and water saving continuously
 The operation resulted  in a total of 411 flights  • In the PWA area, 5 branches, 3 provinces It was found that     water situation and water saving continuously
 The operation resulted in a total of 411 flights
                  • In the PWA area, 5 branches, 3 provinces It was found that
 1.  Prevent and solve the drought, benefiting an area of 54.5 million rai     branch 3 in Chachoengsao Province (Chachoengsao Branch,          from 1 Nov 2021 - 30 Apr 2022, 1,529 times.
                                                                      from 1 Nov 2021 - 30 Apr 2022, 1,529 times.
 1.  Prevent and solve the drought, benefiting an area of 54.5 million rai
                     branch 3 in Chachoengsao Province (Chachoengsao Branch,
 2.  Filling the reservoir with water availability of 12.5 mcm
 2.  Filling the reservoir with water availability of 12.5 mcm     Bang Pakong Branch and Bang Khla Branch) had salinity higher
                     Bang Pakong Branch and Bang Khla Branch) had salinity higher
                     than normal in some periods
                than normal in some periods
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