Salvage Operation Planned for Tugboat Sunken in Pa Sak River
Authorities are preparing to recover a tugboat that sank 18 meters deep in the Pa Sak River, with plans to use a crane for the operation.
According to a report by Matichon Online, officials are currently organizing a salvage operation for a tugboat that has sunk in the Pa Sak River. The vessel is resting at a depth of approximately 18 meters.
Project plans involve utilizing a crane to lift the sunken boat from the riverbed. Once the vessel is successfully raised, the recovery team intends to tow it to a shallower area for further inspection and processing.
For residents and travelers in the area, this operation may lead to temporary disruptions in river traffic or localized activity near the salvage site. While the recovery process is underway, those navigating the Pa Sak River should remain alert to official announcements regarding waterway closures or restricted zones.
At this stage, specific details regarding the exact timeline for the salvage operation and the cause of the sinking remain to be confirmed by the relevant authorities. Further updates are expected as the recovery team proceeds with the technical preparations required to safely extract the vessel from the river.
