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Songkhla Governor Orders Urgent Action on Sathing Mo Water Pollution
Songkhla’s provincial governor has initiated an urgent response to address water contamination in the Sathing Mo area, focusing on identifying pollution sources and restoring the local ecosystem.
According to a report by Matichon Online on September 15, 2026, the Governor of Songkhla, Ratsat Chitchu, has issued a directive to prioritize the resolution of water pollution issues affecting the Sathing Mo canal. The provincial administration is currently working to identify the specific causes of the contamination to implement effective remediation strategies.
This initiative aims to restore the canal’s water quality and rehabilitate the surrounding ecosystem, which is vital for the local environment and community health. For residents and visitors in the Songkhla region, this development is significant as it signals a proactive effort to manage environmental health and improve the quality of public waterways.
While the governor has mandated immediate action, several details remain to be confirmed. Specifically, the exact timeline for the restoration project, the specific pollutants identified, and the long-term impact on local water usage have not yet been fully disclosed. Authorities are expected to provide further updates as the investigation into the pollution sources progresses. Those living near or visiting the Sathing Mo area are advised to monitor local government announcements for any health or safety advisories regarding water contact until the restoration efforts are completed.
