Bang Khla:Three ministers have taken action to address the flooding in Bang Khla, inspecting shelters and reviewing relief efforts. The Minister of Defence, Lieutenant General Adul Boonthamcharoen, accompanied by Deputy Minister of Interior Mr. Polpeera Suwannachavi and Deputy Minister of Transport Mr. Siriphong Angkasakulkiat, visited flood-affected areas to assess the impact and provide support.
According to Thai News Agency, the delegation traveled to Chachoengsao Province after completing a mission in Prachinburi Province. They monitored the flood situation in the Bang Pakong River basin, focusing on the assistance being provided to residents of Bang Khla and Khlong Khuean districts who remain affected by the flooding.
During their visit, the ministers arrived at a temporary shelter at Wat Lat Bua Khao in Bang Khla District, where they received updates on the flood situation from relevant agencies. The Disaster Relief Center of the 11th Infantry Division and the Internal Security Operations Command of Chachoengsao Province, along with support from the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters, have been coordinating efforts to monitor the situation and provide necessary resources to those affected.
The Minister of Defence highlighted the importance of systematic water management in the Bang Pakong River basin to expedite drainage while considering community impacts. He also stressed the need for community recovery plans once the flood situation improves.
The ministers distributed relief packages and essential items to flood victims, expressing concern for their mental health and the well-being of relief personnel. They emphasized caring for both mental and physical health, particularly for children in shelters, proposing creative activities to alleviate stress and support development.
Concluding their visit, the ministers continued by military truck to survey the conditions in affected communities and transportation routes, ensuring ongoing support and preparation for rapid restoration efforts.