Yep. When you you fill or divert natural river courses the water doesn't just disappear.
It relocates and creates problems elsewhere.
Clearly evident where the recently formed "Kalim Waterfall" now pours directly onto the beach road.

Posted by Hugh Jarse on May 28, 2013 08:41

The road was built decades ago, directly on the beach to overpass the Kalim school and the the sea rising at 1-2cm per year and it will worst in years ahead. Many beaches along the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand are disappearing at alarming rate and law should be put in place to make compulsory a 200m public land between the sea and private properties on low-land areas in order to have a buffer zone with large trees such as casuarina trees.

Posted by Whistle-Blower on May 28, 2013 10:11