More fish after rainfall near Mekong River basin
Published on 29 May 2017 3:15:15 PM
Consecutive days of rainfall has helped fishermen living near the Mekong River basin in Thailand.
The recent rainfall sees a 30cm increase of water levels in Mekong River per day, which has brought a gush of fish along with it.
This has changed the lives of fishermen living in Nakhon Phanom for the better as they had earlier suffered from drought and a lack of water for agriculture.
Now, these fishermen are able to earn Bt5,000 to B10,000 (US$150 to US$300) per day.
The fish are bought by restaurants and food vendors who would sell dried fish, sour and spicy fish soup and fermented fish at the market.
Consecutive days of rainfall has helped fishermen living near the Mekong River basin in Thailand.
The recent rainfall sees a 30cm increase of water levels in Mekong River per day, which has brought a gush of fish along with it.
This has changed the lives of fishermen living in Nakhon Phanom for the better as they had earlier suffered from drought and a lack of water for agriculture.
Now, these fishermen are able to earn Bt5,000 to B10,000 (US$150 to US$300) per day.
The fish are bought by restaurants and food vendors who would sell dried fish, sour and spicy fish soup and fermented fish at the market.