Bangkok, MWA reveals that a concrete slab used in a tunnel killed a foreman. It is not a MWA construction site. Ms. Suwara Thawichsri, Deputy Governor of the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority (MWA), as spokesperson for the Metropolitan Waterworks Authority (MWA), revealed that according to many media outlets, there was news that a concrete slab used for a water supply tunnel crushed a foreman who died at the construction site. Ratchamontri Road, Bangkok, on June 9th. It is not a construction site of MWA, but a construction site for wastewater collection and wastewater treatment systems of other agencies. As for MWA's construction work, it has instructed contractors and parts manufacturing companies to Be careful when performing work at every work site. and would like to express condolences to the deceased and those injured in this incident as well For the construction of MWA's water delivery tunnel, there is a distance of approximately 44 kilometers, including 4 routes, consisting of Route 1, Water Deliver y Tunnel. Along Mahasawat Canal From Mahasawat Water Treatment Plant to Ratchaphruek Road, size 3,800 millimeters, length approximately 5.2 kilometers, along with other related works, Route 2, water delivery tunnel. Along Ratchaphruek Road From Mahasawat Canal to Phetkasem Road, size 3,800 and 3,400 millimeters, length approximately 9.2 kilometers, along with other related works. Route 3 Water Delivery Tunnel From Kanlapapruek Road to Bang Mot Water Pumping Station, size 3,000 millimeters, length approximately 15.7 kilometers, along with other related works. Route 4, water delivery tunnel from Bang Mot Water Pumping Station to Samrong Water Pumping Station, size 3,000 millimeters, length approximately 13.4 kilometers, ready. Other related work. Source: Thai News Agency
Monday, September 16, 2024