Bangkok, More than 100 villagers flocked to catch fish in Makkasan Pond. Security officers at the water control building of the Drainage and Sewerage Department revealed that the reason officers closed the water gates was that the fish lacked oxygen. More than 100 people traveled to Makkasan Pond to catch fish floating on the surface of the water. An inspection found that there were many fish floating on the surface of the water in Makkasan Pond. A security officer who was stationed at the water gate of Makkasan Pond revealed that this morning, the Drainage and Sewerage Department closed the water gate to prevent water from flowing out of the water control building because the officers were repairing the water valve system of the building. As a result, the fish in the pond lacked oxygen and floated to the surface in large numbers. One of the villagers who came to catch fish revealed that he found out from social media, so he rushed to come catch fish. Initially, he caught more than 100 kilograms of fish, i ncluding Nile tilapia and black chin tilapia. After this, he will eat them, give them to relatives, and sell them. He admitted that this is the first time in 30 years that he has found an event like this in the area. He also said that the black chin tilapia that he caught will be cooked and eaten. Source: Thai News Agency
More than 100 villagers flocked to catch fish in Makkasan Pond.
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