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Samui yearns for investment to address water shortage

A severe drought and the peak travel season have left Koh Samui facing a water shortage that is affecting businesses, prompting tourism operators to call for greater investment in water infrastructure to keep pace with rising visitor numbers.

Bangkok Post

Koh Samui faces water rationing

A shortage of tap water has led to rationing on Koh Samui, where a prolonged dry spell has reduced clean water production capacity to about 40% of normal levels, according to the Provincial Waterworks Authority (PWA).

Bangkok Post

Officials hail nanotech trucks

Mobile nanotechnology-based water purification vehicles have been launched to strengthen emergency water supplies in disaster-hit areas, as authorities seek to improve resilience against increasingly frequent floods, droughts and water contamination.

Bangkok Post

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This new phishing campaign uses a fake Google Account security page to steal passcodes and more

Hackers don't need an app to steal login credentials anymore - a PWA will do.

TechRadar

Punjab Wrestling Association tells ad-hoc panel not to give Bajrang Punia exemption from Asian Games trials

NEW DELHI: Pressure continued to mount on IOA's ad-hoc panel for holding fair Asian Games trials with Punjab Wrestling Association (PWA) on Friday categorically telling the committee that it would field Jaskaran Singh in the 65kg competition and no wrestler should be picked in that weight class without a contest.

The Times of India

Rising water pressure

As if households have not been hurt enough by rising electricity bills, the Metropolitan Waterworks Administration (MWA) and Provincial Waterworks Administration (PWA) on Sunday reportedly sent a signal that worse could be in store by telling the media they may have to increase tap water fees.

Bangkok Post

Water charges set to rise

The metropolitan and provincial waterworks authorities are both preparing to raise the price of tap water, citing higher capital costs.

Bangkok Post

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A treacherous lot

The next few months could be the most politically treacherous time for Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha although toppling him and cutting short the life of his administration may be easier said than done.

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