The river bank collapsed in many areas in Saraburi province, Ban Kok temple, Ban Kaeng sub-district, where monks had to flee for their lives in the middle of the night. The soil collapsed, the cubicle flowed into the river.
On October 14, 2021, reporters reported that in the middle of the night The soil along the river bank collapsed. Inside Ban Kok Temple, Ban Kaeng Subdistrict, Chalerm Phra Kiat District, Saraburi Province, where Phra Achan Chairongrong Inthawanno, the abbot of Ban Kok Temple, has revealed that
Around 00.00, 9 monks were remembering the temple and heard some loud noises several times. I thought it was the sound of a branch breaking so I left the cubicle to see. It was found that the cubicle was collapsing and flowing into the river. So he hurriedly shouted and told all the monks to rush out of the cubicle. come up to the top of the temple But one monk was hit with a head injury while hurriedly fleeing, while the rest of the monks were safe.
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The cause of the soil in this area is expected to collapse. because it was previously flooded When the water in the Pa Sak River Sudden decrease in water causing the soil along the banks to be fragile from long floods pulling the cloister to collapse into the river Fortunately, the monk escaped in time, but all the property and robes in the cloister were damaged.
As a result of the incident, 5 monks’ cloisters were damaged. has cooperated with local government organizations in the area Survey damage and areas along the banks to monitor further subsidence in the area.
Military units from the 18th Military District have entered the area to demolish the buildings along the banks to prevent further subsidence. and move things up from the bottom with the support of cranes from Saraburi Provincial Administrative Organization to assist in the operation
In addition, along the banks of the Pa Sak River The area behind Wat Hongsa Darawas, Village No. 1, Na Chang Subdistrict, Mueang Saraburi District then slide down the Pasak River and Ban Yang Subdistrict, Village No. 13, Sao Hai District, the house leans down Officials have now removed the landlord from the area for safety.
By Mr. Manrat Ratanasukon, the governor of Saraburi Province, ordered the Saraburi Provincial Police to investigate and notify Local authorities in the area operate in the relevant areas And publicize the people who live by the Pa Sak River to be careful and if there is a soil slide to carry out evacuation to stay at a temporary shelter
