Mae Klong Dam increases discharge rate, warnings issued for four provinces
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Increased water discharge from Phra Ram 6 Dam
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Old Bangkok, New Cool
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Passenger numbers on Yellow Line train drop now fares are being charged
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Community planting new hope on a bare mountain
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Old Bangkok, New Cool
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Talat Noi, an historic Bangkok riverside quarter, has been recognized as a 'Coolest Neighbourhood' for successfully blending its ancient charm with contemporary appeal.
The district uniquely preserves its rich Chinese heritage and traditional workshops while creatively transforming old shophouses into vibrant cafes, bars, and art spaces.
Best explored on foot, Talat Noi offers a diverse experience, from authentic street food and historic landmarks to modern art and repurposed industrial buildings, active from day to night.
Its ability to adapt old spaces for new ideas, without sacrificing community or its connection to the Chao Phraya River, defines its unique and evolving character.
Increased water discharge from Phra Ram 6 Dam
Today 18:28Key points summarised by AI
Phra Ram 6 Dam issues a red flag warning due to increased water discharge (647.25m3/s) above critical levels, alerting residents along the Pasak River and downstream low-lying areas, particularly in Ayutthaya, to potential flooding and rising water levels (1-1.2 meters).
The surge in discharge is necessitated by the Pasak Chonlasit Dam exceeding its capacity (102.27%) and anticipating substantial water inflow (370 million m3) in the coming week, requiring controlled release to manage reservoir levels.
Water flows from Pasak Chonlasit Dam through Phra Ram 6 Dam before merging with the Chao Phraya River in Ayutthaya, with the Royal Irrigation Department aiming to maintain Chao Phraya Dam discharge at 2,000m3/s amidst rising river levels upstream.