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Water Resource Restoration Survey Conducted in Chanthaburi
The Department of Water Resources has initiated a site assessment for a conservation project at a public pond in Chanthaburi province.
The Department of Water Resources (DWR), specifically the 6th Office, recently conducted a field survey in Chanthaburi province to evaluate the feasibility of a new conservation and restoration project. The initiative focuses on a public water reservoir located at Ban Wang Mai Daeng Nai, Village No. 6, in the Sam Phi Nong sub-district of Kaeng Hang Maew district.
For residents and visitors in the area, this survey represents the preliminary phase of potential infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing local water management and environmental sustainability. Such projects are typically designed to ensure long-term water security and improve the quality of public recreational spaces that rely on these reservoirs.
At this stage, the project is in the assessment phase. It remains to be confirmed whether the site has been officially approved for full-scale restoration or what the specific timeline for construction might be. The DWR has not yet released details regarding the budget or the expected completion date for these improvements. Those interested in the development of local water resources in the Chanthaburi region can monitor official updates from the Department of Water Resources for further information as the project progresses.