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Naval divers to join search for five missing trawler crew members off Sattahip

Today 15:56Key points summarised by AI

Naval divers are preparing to join the search for five missing Myanmar migrant workers after their trawler, 'Sor Kanchanawaree 888', capsized in rough seas off Sattahip.
The Royal Thai Navy will deploy a specialist dive team and utilize SARMAP software for simultaneous aerial, sea surface, and undersea searches, following the rescue of 16 crew members and the drowning of the skipper.

Today 18:20Key points summarised by AI

The Royal Irrigation Department (RID) will increase water discharge through the Chao Phraya Dam to alleviate pressure from heavy rainfall in upstream areas.
Discharge volume will rise from 1,800m3/s to potentially 2,000m3/s, as upstream water flow is expected to reach 2,100-2,200m3/s by Friday.
This increased discharge will elevate Chao Phraya River levels by 0.70-1.20 meters in low-lying, unprotected riverside areas of Ayutthaya and along the Noi River.
Authorities in Ayutthaya have been instructed to warn residents along the Chao Phraya River to prepare for potential flooding and continuously monitor the water situation.

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