Pollution Control Department Corrects Water Quality Data Following Fish Deaths in Prachinburi
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Key summary
The Pollution Control Department (PCD) issued a statement correcting previous water quality analysis results for areas in Prachinburi Province where fish died. Re-sampling revealed that earlier reports had swapped ammonia and aluminum concentration figures. The latest verified data shows dissolved oxygen levels between 2.5–7.5 mg/L, ammonia concentrations of 0.22–0.48 mg/L, most heavy metals below 0.01 mg/L, and aluminum levels ranging from 0.559–3.547 mg/L. The PCD apologized for the error and plans to collect sediment samples after flooding subsides to assess pollution accumulation in industrial, community, and agricultural zones.
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