Residents Complain Over Elevated Drainage Construction in Local Area
Local residents have filed a complaint against a Sub-district Administrative Organization (SAO) regarding a drainage construction project that has left pipes higher than the road surface.
According to a report by Matichon Online on September 29, 2026, residents have raised concerns regarding a drainage system construction project overseen by a local Sub-district Administrative Organization (SAO). The community claims that the newly installed drainage pipes are positioned at a height exceeding the existing road surface, creating significant obstacles for daily travel and local traffic.
For residents and travelers in the area, this infrastructure issue poses a potential safety risk, particularly for motorcyclists and pedestrians navigating the uneven terrain. The elevated pipes may cause vehicle damage or accidents, especially during low-visibility conditions or heavy rainfall when the road surface is obscured.
In response to the situation, the affected citizens have called for an investigation by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) to review the project's design and implementation. At this stage, it remains to be confirmed whether the SAO will acknowledge the design flaw or initiate corrective measures to level the infrastructure with the road. Authorities have yet to issue a formal statement regarding the technical specifications of the project or the timeline for potential repairs. Residents are advised to exercise caution when traveling through the affected construction zones until further notice.
