11 hours ago, Coconutman said:

He said so. What more peoof is needed.

Ever heard of evidence???? Guess not!

I hope the exploding gasket was disposed of in a proper manner and not carelessly discarded only to be washed up onto the beaches again. 

I can see these signs popping up on most Thai beaches

 

On 12/13/2017 at 4:14 AM, webfact said:

Phisit Prorungroj was filmed as he strutted along a waterfront pointing out all manner of trash left by tourists visiting the area.

I doubt you would find a single tourist landing at Swampy, with empty beer bottles and food containers in their luggage.

22 hours ago, geriatrickid said:

He can't investigate unless there is a complaint. He needs witnesses. Will you be providing a statement?

My wife would not understand.  Surely in these days of hidden cameras enough bar owners could collect evidence?  They wont because they fear the consequences.

      Total waste of time arguing who litters on the beach.  Beaches get dirty daily.  Just a fact of life.   If you're a beach tourist town, you clean your beaches daily with beach cleaning equipment that does the job quickly and efficiently.  You don't send out a press release, as was done awhile back, celebrating that a beach cleaning was completed.   Cleaning the beach is not a special event.  It's a non-newsworthy, boring daily task.  If cleaning the beach is news. you are failing miserably at this task.  This is not brain surgery.  This is not rocket science.  Or, as someone put it awhile back, this is not rocket surgery.  Or, was it brain science?