Worasit Orders Wastewater Management to Treat Rom Klao
Worasit orders the Wastewater Management Organization to spray microbes and drain stagnant water in Rom Klao to resolve foul odors.
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- Worasit orders urgent action for polluted water and odors in Rom Klao
- Wastewater Management Organization deploys microbes for treatment
- Pumping operations accelerated to drain stagnant water from the area
- Residents encouraged to report foul odor spots for immediate action
Mr. Worasit has instructed the Wastewater Management Organization to urgently address polluted water and foul odor issues affecting residents in the Rom Klao housing community. Following complaints regarding environmental conditions impacting local quality of life, relevant agencies deployed biological microbes to break down organic matter and immediately reduce unpleasant smells.
In addition to microbial treatment, officials coordinated efforts to accelerate water drainage in chronically stagnant areas to prevent further accumulation of polluted water. Teams are closely monitoring the situation to ensure water and air quality return to normal as quickly as possible.
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Bioremediation using beneficial microbes is a common biological method for treating stagnant urban wastewater, as it helps reduce hydrogen sulfide and organic pollutants without harsh chemicals, working hand in hand with water drainage to break the accumulation cycle.
Authorities have also urged residents in the Rom Klao area to report any severe odor points immediately so that operational teams can address the problem efficiently and accurately.
Source: Matichon Politics
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