Songkhla: Authorities are accelerating the restoration of the Chana power plant, confident that the first unit will be operational by January 2026. Flooding in southern Thailand has caused widespread damage. Following the receding of the water, all relevant agencies are accelerating restoration efforts to return the areas to their original state, including the Chana Power Plant in Songkhla province.
According to Thai News Agency, the restoration of the Chana power plant is a priority for local authorities, who are working diligently to ensure that the facility is back in operation as soon as possible. The power plant is a critical infrastructure component for the region, and its restoration is vital for the return to normalcy in the area.
Efforts are being coordinated among various government bodies to address the damage caused by the flooding and to expedite the repair and rehabilitation of affected infrastructure. The authorities are optimistic about meeting the operational timeline for the power plant's first unit, reflecting a concerted push to restore essential services in the flood-hit regions.