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PWA checks fire hydrants nationwide

The Ministry of Interior, led by Mr. Songsak Thongsri, Deputy Minister, expressed concern over public safety during the Chinese New Year 2021, and therefore ordered the Provincial Waterworks Authority (PWA) to inspect and make sure that fire hydrants are ready to be used in the event of a fire. The ministry also encourages new-normal celebrations, including online purchase of offerings, online blessings, and avoidance of family gatherings, to reduce the risk of Covid-19 spread.

MOI gratified to see PWA s new-year gift project attract over 10,000

Do not boil salty tap water for drinking – MWA | Thai PBS World : The latest Thai news in English, News Headlines, World News and News Broadcasts in both Thai and English We bring Thailand to the world

Photo by Jacek Dylag on Unsplash The Metropolitan Waterworks Authority (MWA) has warned against the boiling of tap water to reduce salinity, saying that the best method is to use reverse osmosis filtering of brackish water. The Anti-Fake News Centre has checked with the MWA and was told that boiling of brackish tap water at 100 oC will not reduce the salt content, but will cause the water to evaporate, leaving the water even saltier. As a temporary relief measure, the MWA has been providing free drinking water to the public at all its branch offices.  Also, the MWA is keeping households in Bangkok and suburbs updated on the condition of tap water and about when it is good for consumption and when it turns brackish, which is related to high and low tides.

Panel told tap water too salty to be safe

news Panel told tap water ‘too salty’ to be safe The Bangkok Post © The Bangkok Post A Rot Fai community resident turns on a tap to fill a bottle with water at the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority headquarters in Bangkok. The government has been urged to tackle a saltwater intrusion problem after the amount of sodium in tap water exceeded safe levels. Pattarapong Chatpattarasill Thailand is urgently tackling a saltwater intrusion problem after the amount of sodium in tap water exceeded the standard level. The president of a subcommittee in charge of managing the Chao Phraya, Ping, Wang, Yom and Nan water basins, Weerakorn Khamprakob, said sodium in tap water was on Jan 30 measured at 2.2 grammes/litre which was deemed too much for consumption.

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