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WATER FOOTPRINT CONSIDER THE AMOUNT BEFORE BUYING AND THINK CAREFULLY BEFORE DISCARDING
MAGAZINE VARDAVAR
INNOVATION
JIRAYUT RUNGSRITHONG
LUCKY POWER
The Water of Love Festival The New East Water's CEO
Flood- Proof House
Fruits with Good Names
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EDITOR’S NOTE
EDITOR’S NOTE As the rain began to fall in many parts of the country at midyear, the water crisis that once was about scarcity has instead become about excess. Many people have started to feel less concerned and returned to their habit of using water incautiously!
East Water greatly cares about the world’s water crisis, not just for today, but for the future as well. So, we’d like to show how you can help save the world by “considering the amount before buying and thinking carefully before discarding” a product. Every production process consumes a tremendous amount of water beyond what people expect. So, please read about water footprint in our Cover Story. For those having trouble with sleeping, flip to the Trick Positive column where there’s a tip on using the sound of water to help you sleep. Also, as usual we introduce a new business trend in the About a Biz column. In this issue, we talk about drones and how to make money using these aerial vehicles that are all the rage at the moment. With the freshness that the rainy season brings, we hope all of you will find pleasure reading this E - Magazine and feel inspired and gain new ideas and knowledge from all the stories carefully selected for you.
EDITOR Eastern Water Resources Development and Management Public Company Limited WRITER
HEALTH AND SAFETY: Amonlak Sukmark INNOVATION: Phurichya Booncharoen EWG NEWS: Chariya Trakunkaew
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JIRAYUT RUNGSRITHONG The New East Water's CEO
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VARDAVAR The Water of Love Festival
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WATER FOOTPRINT Consider The Amount Before Buying And Think Carefully Before Discarding
EDITOR’S NOTE COVER STORY
Water Footprint
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WATER DESTINATION 04 VARDAVAR The Water of Love Festival
TRICK POSITIVE
Lulling Yourself to Sleep with Water Sound
BE INSPIRED The First Step
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Jirayut Rungsrithong The New East Water's CEO
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ASEAN WATCH
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INNOVATION
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ABOUT A BIZ
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HEALTH & SAFETY
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LUCKY POWER
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EWG NEWS
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The Situation of the World’s Water Industry Asean Students' Uniform Flood-Proof House Drone A Soaring Businees Opportunity
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Knowing What You Are Digging!
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Fruits with Good Names All Around East Water
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COVER STORY
WATER Consider the Amount Before Buying and Carefully FOOTPRINT Think Before Discarding By now, you must be well familiar with the term “Carbon Footprint,” a tool used by many countries to evaluate the amount of greenhouse gases produced by a product. The concept has led to the push for different measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the manufacturing sector. Based on the same thinking, the world has today come to know the term “Water Footprint,” created to deal with the increasingly severe water crisis.
WATER FOOTPRINT
TRACES OF WATER ON PRODUCTS The water footprint is an indicator of the amount of water used directly and indirectly by a product, starting from its production process to the delivery to consumers. Taking into account both the amounts of water used and wastewater released, the indicator measures in cubic meters per ton. The water footprint of crops looks at the amount of water used in crop production. That of animal products is calculated from the total water consumed in production of animal food, feeding, water consumption by animals and other activities including the cleaning of stables. Meanwhile, the water footprint of crop and animal products measures the total water footprints from producing crops and raising animals.
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The concept of water footprint was introduced in 2002 by Professor Arjen Y. Hoekstra, the former executive director of the Water Footprint Network, which began to collect data on the water use of different products and services. The result of the study made a huge impact on a global scale as it marked the first time the world realized that a large amount of water was used in production processes, something a lot of people didn’t expect.
WATER FOOTPRINTS OF DIFFERENT PRODUCTS 1 glass of wine
117 liters
1 cup of coffee
140 liters 2 eggs
272 liters
For example, production of one kilogram of beef requires 15,415 liters of water while production of one kilogram of chicken meat requires 4,325 liters of water. This means beef production uses water and produces wastewater almost four times more than the production of chicken meat. In the instant food industry, a beef burger uses 1,000 liters of water to make while a soy burger consumes only 160 liters of water. At a time when the environment is in a vulnerable state and needs intensified conservation, products with a low water footprint are certainly a better alternative and earn more acceptance than products with a high water footprint. However, changing consumption behavior is a difficult matter for most people. What we recommend you do before buying any product is to consider whether the amount you’re buying can meet your need so that you won’t have to waste it after the purchase. Once you’ve purchased an item, think carefully whether you’ve used it for all it’s worth before discarding. This will help ease the water crisis in the country of manufacture and save the world’s water supply more than you know it...
1 hamburger
2,396 liters
1 kg of pork
5,988 liters
1 pair of jeans
6,800 liters 1 car
147,760 liters Sources
• Kamonporn Yoosabai. (2011). Water footprint. Retrieved from http://www.mwa.co.th/ewt_dl_link.php?nid=7391 • Are you buying water-saving products?. (2011). Creative Thailand, 11. Bangkok: Comform. • Office of Agricultural Affairs. Water footprint. Retrieved from www.oae.go.th/download/climate_change/water_ footprint.pdf • Water Footprint - ICGREENSAVE. Retrieved from https:// sites.google.com/site/icgreensave/home/waterfootprint • W ater footprint of crop and animal products: a comparison. Retrieved from http://waterfootprint.org/en/ water-footprint/product-water-footprint/water-footprintcrop-and-animal-products/
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WATER DESTINATION
VAR DAVAR
THE REPUBLIC OF ARMENIA THE WATER OF LOVE FESTIVAL
You may have not heard that, aside from South- East Asian region, The Republic of Armenia also has water- splashing festival, with a pretty sweet name of Vardavar.
WATER DESTINATION
Vardavar is a festival which has been being passed on from generations to generations for many centuries, ever since the time when the Armenian did not have a religion. The aim of Vardavar is to commemorate Astghik, the goddess of water, beauty, love, and prosperity. According to the belief that Goddess Astghik had thoroughly sprinkled droplets of love from her rose on the land of Armenia, this festival is then called “Vardavar”, which means “The rose festival” (Vart means rose). As the word “Var” in Armenian is translated as rice, the festival is held in harvest season, marking the 98th day after Easter as a day to celebrate Vardavar festival (between 28th June- 1st October).
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TOURIST GUIDE ARMENIA
In 2016, Vardavar festival will take place on the 3rd of July. If you keen on escaping the heat and enjoying some water fight in European atmosphere, Armenia is a destination you cannot miss. You will not only get to have fun in Vardavar festival, but you can also sightsee some ancient places dubbed as the oldest in the world, for example a 6,000-year-old wine factory, and lots of other historical and religious sites all over the country.
HOW TO GO Armenia shares its border with 4 other countries which are Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran, and Turkey. However, due to the international conflicts, Armenia can be accessed only via Georgia and Iran. Travellers holding Thai passport can ask for On - arrival visa from the immigration control or at Yeravan Airport without having to fill any documents at the embassy.
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Another long - held belief is that after the Genesis flood, Noah had ordered his 3 sons to splash water towards one another as a remembrance to the flooding incidence. Consequently, in Vardavar festival, the Armenian usually celebrate by giving roses or throwing rose petals, including gleefully splashing water at one another. It’s such a beloved festival for children and lots of tourists as it effectively helps alleviate the summer’s heat.
• Wikipedia. Armenia. Searched from: https://th.wikipedia.org/ wiki/ประเทศอาร์มีเนีย • Siam Dara. (2016). Western Songkran at Armenia. Searched from: http://www.siamdara.com/lovestory/love-experience/1034157 • A ll About Songkran Festival. Searched from: https:// allaboutsongkranfestival.wordpress.com/all-about-songkranfestival/water-festival/ • The legend of Vardavar. Searched from: http://www.araratbrandy. com/en/legends/legend?p=036 • Wikipedia. Vardavar. Searched from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Vardavar
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TRICK POSITIVE
LULLING YOURSELF TO SLEEP WITH WATER SOUND By Catherine Songphatanayothin
Insomnia is a sleep disorder affecting many people today. According to the United States Census Bureau, over 30% of the US population live with this disorder and many are dependent upon medication to help them sleep. If you have trouble sleeping and want to treat the disorder without using drugs or chemicals, Dr. Orfeu Buxton, a neuroscientist and an expert on sleep from the Sleep Division at Harvard University, has a tip to share.
SOURCE
Statistics from the National Sleep Foundation
The secret treatment is using the sound of water to lull yourself to sleep. Research has found that different sounds, such as those of an engine, communication device or music, affect our brain waves and lead us into different states, including stress. But the natural sound of water — whether it’s a flowing stream, the sea waves or the rain — can lead us into a calm, relaxed state, not different from the effect of meditation. Now you see how magical water is. Not only is it important for the body, but it also offers the mind a positive energy. If you find it hard to sleep, try this for yourself. There are software programs of water sound therapy that you can download to your mobile phone or tablet. We suggest listening to the sound of gentle ocean waves or the pitter-patter of rain to help you sleep better.
Now, have a good night’s sleep!
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BE INSPIRED
BE INSPIRED By Catherine Songphatanayothin
STRONG AND POSITIVE MIND
THE FIRST STEP
In the past 5 years, there was one very popular reality television program in the United States called “My 600- lb Life”.
It is a true story of a group of Americans who suffered from chronic obesity and severe overweight conditions. What the world can see from the program was their daily struggling to do some simple things like waking up, getting out of bed, and making their way to the toilet. No matter how embarrassing it could be, these people were willing to disclose their personal lives, with the condition that if they could lose 20 kg. by themselves, a team of doctors specialized in obesity treatment would perform an operation and help them get back to and maintain a normal life.
“The first step to victory starts at ourselves.” Let’s begin the first steps together.
By watching this program, I am reminded with 2 facts that:
The reason behind this agreement is that, according to statistic, people who are dependent on others and express no sign of endeavor are likely to become overweight again within a year after the operation. This means the medical assistance would be completely useless.
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Every step taken without our attempt could be others’ steps to the greatest victory. Hence, we must not overlook the extraordinary in our everyday simplicity.
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Those around us are always ready to give us a hand. We just have to take the first step and show the world our attempt to deal with our problems.
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EAST WATER NEW CEO JIRAYUT
RUNGSRITHONG,
WITH THE GREAT AMBITION FOR THE COMPANY TO BE TOTAL WATER SOLUTION MANAGEMENT “ Let’s build the story of success for East Water together, With an extensive experience under his belt, Jirayut started off his career as a planning engineer at Caltex before shifting to financial advisor as a deputy managing director at Lehman Brothers. He later became the managing director at BBL Asset Management Co Ltd. His broad
professional background eventually paved him the way to the presidential position at CAT Telecom. Now is a new chapter for Mr. Jirayut to prove that he will bring East Water to become the ASEAN’s leader of Total Water Solution management.
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According to East Water’s performance in the past decade, the continuously grown revenue and profit rate has shown that East Water is strong and secure. The first thing Mr. Jirayut sets an eye on is the business expansion for long - term growth in related businesses and new ones, for example, wastewater treatment business that targets on large-scale industry. Within the next five years, we aim at becoming a service provider in turn - key water management who can offer more than just untreated water and tap water.
“Creating an innovative - oriented organization by using innovation and technology to enhance the efficiency of the current business, new branch business, this will easily lead the company into a professional organization in the near future,” said the new CEO who wished to make East Water the leader in turn - key water management industry.
Another management policy which will improve the company is a plan for strategic growth and an efficient development of investors’ relation, to boost the revenue growth and confidence for investors. That will be conveyed to investors through activities which will reflect the true value of the stock price, meeting with analysts, roadshow to meet analysts and investors, to pass on the information about East Water stocks to investors.
Yet, another challenge for the new CEO is the drought that will certainly become a constant problem. An increase in water sources will help save Chachoengsao, Chonburi, and Rayong from drought. Jirayut Rungsrithong is ready to lead East Water to become the new leader of the turn - key water management industry. The organization launched by a Thai is ready to make the company the next giant of ASEAN.
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WATER STOCK
THE SITUATION OF THE WORLD’S WATER INDUSTRY
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An improvement in water A prioritization of production to ease the wastewater management pressure in supplying in a fast -growing city water The Regulation of The increased production wastewater management capacity will be shifted will be more strictly to increased production i m p l e m e n t e d i n t h e efficiency which can industrial level, to track be divided into three down pollution makers to categories: 1. An effort to responsible for the problem reduce wastewater; 2. To caused. MOU regulations treat the wastewater in a and higher budget from the larger area; and 3. Bringing City Hall will be invested in new technology to reduce wastewater management, water footprint. to ensure the target of wastewater management is met.
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A management on sludge, resulted from increasing amount of wastewater The business related to sludge purchase and management, including renewable energy from sludge, will definitely grow. Sludge will increase as the investment on wastewater rises.
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The cost of management and investment for infrastructure system and water industry in the world is expected to reach USD714 billion in 2016 and will grow by 3.8% annually until 2020. The investment growth expects to rise 5.3% each year, which is higher than that of the management cost which expects to grow at 2.8% per year. The trend of water industry between 2016 and 2020 is likely to be as follow: SOURCES
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The change of management structure and financial structure of the business related to the infrastructure The government agency will realize the advantage of freedom of infrastructure management. It is partly from the pressure by the financial institutions that support the project urging the rise in water prices to outgrow that of the inflation, which will help the infrastructure management to be able to plan ahead for its own investment.
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The financial support from private sector
The utility of technology to increase capacity
The government’s reducing financial support due to inadequate income to cover the management cost will soon allow private sector to invest. However, investing in water distributing pipe is sensitive and remains a political issue especially in Europe continent. Therefore, the investment opportunity lies in the construction work, property owner, and management in water production, rather than being a water distributor to end-users.
The industrial sector will soon see how the water shortage crisis impacts its operation and then realize the need of reduction in water usage in the production process. This will allow the industrial sector to become interested in investing in technology related to water, especially those with worth return.
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ASEAN WATCH
A SNEAK PEEK AT
ASEAN STUDENTS’ UNIFORM ASEAN WATCH
It has been two full years since Thailand’s higher education institutions have altered their academic calendar to match with those of other ASEAN countries. (First semester: from June – October to August – December, second semester: from November– March to January - May) Nevertheless, the Assembly of Faculty Senate Chairs of Thailand (AFCT) has ultimately reached a unanimous conclusion for member institutions of AFCT to bring back the old term timetable. Because the second semester covers the hottest seasons of the year and clashes with several long holidays in new academic schedule, this impedes the education and does not go well with Thai way of living. Source
AFCT. unanimously agreed not to follow ASEAN academic schedule. (2559). Searched from: http://www.tnnthailand.com/news_detail.php?id=98081&t=newsชี้สารพัด
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The dissimilarity in semester dates, though, does not diminish the charm of each country’s educational characteristic at all. In contrast, this difference even encourages the curiosity toward our neighbors’ educational system. One of the highlights is none other than the uniform. We can see many countries interestingly integrate their culture of national costume into student’s uniform. Given an example of Lao People’s Democratic Republic, all female students wear white shirt and necktie, but also wear traditional sarong instead of normal skirt. Myanmar is another nation that combines the traits of national costume into student’s uniform. While the guys wear white shirt with green sarong, the girls wear white local- style top with green sarong. One other country with a style so unique is Vietnam, where the girls’ uniform derives its pattern directly from the national costume, Ao dai, with long white dress and long trousers in matching color. For the uniforms of students in Muslim countries, such as Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei, they share same attributes, focusing on appropriate coverage with white long - sleeve shirt. Guys wear long trousers whereas girls wear long or anklelength polite - color skirt and white hijab.
Lao People’s Democratic Republic Malaysia
Photo from: defence.pk
Myanmar
Photo from: says.com
Photo from: whussaya.blogspot.com
Brunei
Photo from: whussaya.blogspot.com
Indonesia
Photo from: bokunosekai.wordpress.com
This unique variety is a true attractiveness that deserves the praise. We don’t have to change to look all the same, but rather harmonizing the mutual characters and preserving the unique ones to cooperatively build ASEAN as a strong and outstanding community in the global stage.
Vietnam
Photo from: alicedinh.blogspot.com
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INNOVATION
FLOODPROOF The Innovation HOUSE forandtheFuture Present
Photo from: www.domusweb.it
The changing climate has caused natural disasters more often, especially floods all over the world. And the impact of weather- related disasters is expected to increase in the next century. Center for Research for Epidemiology of Disasters has listed Thailand as the country suffers most costly flood over the course of 100 years, costing about USD40 billion. The list follows by China, India, and Pakistan who lost USD30 billion, USD20 billion, and USD18 billion respectively. According to the center, the cause was the rapid rising level of river water.
Environmental experts and academics have confirmed the changing climate will certainly cause weather - related natural disasters more often and severe around the world. Flood-proof house will be a solution to save lives and possessions while being the only residence during the floods.
SOURCE
http://www.dpt.go.th
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INNOVATION
CONCEPT OF FLOATING HOUSE INNOVATION IN THAILAND Thailand is no exception. Being regularly affected by the changing climate, the water level in the country goes as high as four meters. Houses, therefore, should be designed to be amphibious which can be located on the ground or floated over the water surface. It should also be able to moved by 6 to 10 people, built from local materials and in simple structure. Most importantly, it should be able to moved by a campervan.
EXAMPLE FLOATING HOUSE
Photo from: http://dpm.nida.ac.th
CONCEPT Designed to prevent any loss caused by seasonal disasters and use in normal seasons. The house can be floated in accordance with the rising water level. However, the house is not heavy current- resistant. SIZE: About 60 sqm, with 23 sqm as residential, and another 37 sqm as kitchen, bathroom, and washing areas.
Photo from: http://dpm.nida.ac.th
SOLAR- ENERGY FLOATING HOUSE
FLOATING HOUSES
in Switzerland is a concept designed to be environmentally- friendly.
in Maasbommel in the Netherlands and Ontario in Canada have been built from light-weight materials to allow the structure to easily float.
Floating house is considered an innovation to tackle with water disasters for the present and future. However, a solution to the root cause of the disasters will be best to save lives and prevent any loss.
CONSTRUCTION COST: About 719,000 baht (without a contractor) or about 915,000 baht (under the supervision of a contractor). CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL: Can be materials found locally and adaptable to each location. The buoys should be 200 - liter tank or fiberglass tank, for higher durability. SANITATION SYSTEM: A septic tank with decomposition system and effective microorganism (EM) to decompose the organic matters.
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ABOUT A BIZ
DRONE ABUSINESS SOARING
OPPORTUNITY
How awesome would it be if, while we are feeling hot and thirsty, we can just pass our orders via a smartphone and have an ice- cold beverage delivered to us right away by a tiny aerial vehicle! This business idea belongs to “Rakuten”, a leading Japanese E - Commerce company that has recently launched “Sora Raku”, or a navigated drone delivery service, in Japan.
Photo from: www.dogonews.com
Today, drone, an unmanned aircraft, is a new and popular business trend. Several major companies like Google, Amazon, and Walmart all funded in the development of navigated drone, hoping it will revolutionize the modern shopping experience for people of this generation. Similarly, Swiss, Singapore, and Australia Post are on their ways to utilize drone for parcel and mail delivery in remote areas.
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Even though the commercial use of drone is still in its infancy due to legal limitation, the attention towards drone still increases as it is regarded “The Flying Technology” that helps broaden the service boundary in various business, for example: a video camera drone is used to take a bird’s- eye view photo, used for land exploration, map making, investigation flight, or even used for agricultural purposes like finding lands, pesticide application, seeding, etc. Photo from: www.richardbarrow.com
In Thailand, drone is the hottest technology in video-photography business, namely news reporting, event or concert live broadcasting, presentation video production for wedding, hotel, and resort, etc. The service could cost from 5,000 THB up to over 20,000 THB, depending on the type of drone and the level of production. Photo from: gigaom.com
The higher popularity of drone results in “drone controller” becoming a new trendy job while drone training colleges rapidly becoming widespread. In China, a 2 - week drone training program could cost 8,000 CNY, or around 42,000 THB. Regarding salary, drone controller could receive around 5,000 CNY per month (approximately 26,500 THB).
Although this year the government has just passed a law regulating the registration of drone used for purposes other than a hobby, a major drone importing company like Phantom Thailand Ltd. does not think it will obstruct the expansion of drone market in Thailand, which has been rising by 30% per year. Thus, it comes as no surprise to witness new drone - related business in Thailand, such as “Drone Thai Insurance”, the drone insurance and drone controller registration service, “Drone Academy Thailand”, the institution of drone research and development of Thailand, as well as the growth of drone shops, which all reflect the hottest and most promising “soaring” business opportunity of the era.
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HEALTH & SAFETY
This is certainly a thrill if the digging is a part of the treasure hunt. But it won’t be fun if the digging can cause a life and death situation. Take a recent leaked gasoline pipe incident – that caused fire – as a case study to prevent any possible accidents in the future.
While a group of workers were using an excavator to install underground water pipes, the excavator accidentally punctured a gasoline pipe. The puncture immediately caused fire and explosion, leaving five deaths and four injuries at the scene. Residents living within half- mile radius of the accident had to immediately evacuated for their own safety. The accident occurred because workers didn’t know the underground plan and the precise location of the gasoline pipe. Excavators worked in accordance with engineers’ plan that had inaccurately indicated the gasoline pipe was located on a spot where a tree – that had already been fell – was standing. Most importantly, workers did not follow the excavating process which an underground survey had to be conducted before the excavation work. Strict measures and careful working process will increase safety at work and makes the job more challenging. So where will we have to excavate tomorrow?
KNOWING
WHAT YOU ARE DIGGING! HOW TO PREVENT AN ACCIDENT?
1. Carefully check the locations of underground infrastructure, for example, pipes and power lines, which will also be indicated in the working permit. 2. Thoroughly study the working process before starting a construction or excavation work. 3. Every “near misses” must be reported, for example, a finding of an underground pipe at an unexpected or unindicated spot. 4. Study the plan of different pipes of our construction project and prepare for any possible problems that may occur. 5. Make sure you are well equipped and well trained about the safety, before starting any excavation work above the spot where underground pipes are located.
SOURCE
• http://www.aiche.org/CCPS/ Publications/Beacon/index.aspx • http://www.npc-se.co.th
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FRUITS WITH GRANT A GOOD LIFE WITH GREAT NAMES FORTUNE
1 LONGAN
passionate affection, a joyful life 2 LYCHEE blessed auspice 3 PINEAPPLE boundless knowledge, far- reaching and clear vision 4 BANANA expanding enterprise, having children,having a great number of supporters
5 DURIAN 6 7 8 9
It has long been believed by the Thai and the Chinese that paying respect and gratitude to sacred gods with fruits that have auspicious - meaning names will bring prosperity, happiness, and fulfillment to life. On the contrary, paying respect and gratitude with fruits that possess bad-meaning names could in turn affect life disastrously. Let’s get to know some fruits with great favorable names, the ones perfect to be offered for the Holy Spirit to multiply the positive force in life.
intelligence, an ability to take care of oneself GRAPE professional and personal accomplishment APPLE a great health and longevity ORANGE a fortune POMEGRANATE having many sons, a good luck for descendants
10 JACKFRUIT 11 12 13 14
having constant patronage DRAGON FRUIT success and power PERSIMMON blissfulness, happiness all-year-round CHESTNUT & JUJUBE having happy and well offspring, having courtesy CHINESE PEAR endless fame and fortune SOURCES
www.deedaily.com
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EWG NEWS
EWG NEWS
East Water’s 3rd Water Preservation Youth Camp Project
East Water held East Water’s 3rd Water Preservation Project during 27-29 May 2016 at Rayong’s Promotion and Agriculture Vocation Development Center (Horticulture), Dok Krai Reservoir, Rayong. This project was organized in collaboration with Chachoengsao’s Environmental Warrior, Water Detective group, and Center of Water Quality Observation and Inspection, Pluak Daeng district, Rayong, which counted as a further improvement from the project “Water Resource Preservation Youth Lead Camp” that has been active since 2008. Joined with water quality observation and inspection project in the areas of both Chachoengsao and Rayong to boost the impact of the project, youth participated in the camp can learn to inspect and analyze
the quality of water. The goal is to build a strong network of youth who will collectively continue to maintain the water quality and take care of water resources in their areas. The selected youth who took part in the program were automatically members of water preservation network, and received both certificates and scholarship. This project is a participatory learning experience which integrates the cooperation between private sectors, community, youth, and government sector, to observe and preserve the water resource to its best condition together, decrease negative effects toward the community, and save the water usable for later generations.
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Local Community Network Meeting
East Water has continuously gone out to catch up with their networks of local community. In previous month, May 2016, East Water arranged a cooking activity, teaching recipe of deep - fried crap roll and Thai fermented sausages to people in the area of Mab Yang Phorn sub- district, Pak Nam Prasae sub- district municipality, and Krasae Bon sub - district, Rayong, respectively. The vocational training was warmly welcomed by a lot of members of each community.
East Water’s community visiting project is another force that will help provide vocational training to local people to improve the quality of lives and well-being of citizens in such region, which will drive the overall Thai economy as well.
Water Situation Report 2016: Meeting With Customers In Chonburi And Laem Chabang Areas
East Water held a meeting with its clients in the service areas of Chonburi and Laem Chabang to report the current condition of water, encouraging a cooperation for efficient water management, at conference room, Sopha Accounting and Law Building, Chonburi, and at conference room Laem Chabang Industrial Estate office, Laem Chabang, respectively.
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Economical system with simply use and maintain
TURNING WASTEWATER BACK INTO CLEAN WATER INCREASING WATER RESERVES REDUCING NECESSITY OF DAM CONSTRUCTION
WATER COMPLEX
A component of 3W Model To achieve lasting sustainability
With the professional set- up of comprehensive water system to efficiently reuse and ensure that no drop is wasted, East Water is prepared to construct the Smart City and Factory Land to increase water reserves, increasing water available for agriculture, reduce wastewater discharge, preserve the environment and reduce operational costs.
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