Volunteers tackle water problems in Prachin Buri
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Honda Khiang Khang Thai Fund (HKKT) and Utokapat Foundation have joined hands to develop water resources in the Prachin Buri river basin to deal with drought and flooding.
The Utokapat Foundation, under the Royal Patronage of His Majesty the King, is represented by Dr Royol Chitradon, director and secretary-general, and the HKKT Fund is under the Honda Thailand Foundation is led by Pitak Pruittisarikorn, the managing director.
The two organisations co-hosted a field activity in Na Khaem sub-district, Prachin Buri, as part of the water resources development project in the Prachin Buri river basin that follows the Royal Initiative of HM the King.
The field activity was presided over by Prachin Buri Governor Jitra Promchutima. It brought together more than 300 volunteers from the Honda Group in Thailand and local communities to build rock check dams and grow vetiver grass and other local plants at Nong Saeng reservoir. The effort is supposed to deal with development issues concerning drought and flooding and use of water resources for agriculture and household consumption in Na Khaem.
