It turns out that work is never-ending. After a few days of simple rest, the "laborers" of the No. 1 Canal were relocated to East Africa to manage the Little Rhine River.
The management of the Little Rhine River had to be discussed starting from two months ago.
"Your Majesty, there have been fifteen flooding incidents along the Little Rhine River this year, submerging over thirteen thousand acres of fertile farmland. Because our villages are generally built at a distance from the riverbank, the damage was not too severe. However, river water still overflowed into three villages during the light rainy season, and these figures are only from the end of last year to March this year."
