Samui Trash island of Thailand

[peperobi]

On 12/20/2017 at 8:08 PM, thaibeachlovers said:

You nailed it. It's up to the THAIS to do something about it. We farangs are just tolerated, and our opinions not at all.

How many of us "FARANGS" drop the rubbish just where they are? 

[sambum]

19 minutes ago, peperobi said:

How many of us "FARANGS" drop the rubbish just where they are? 

Not many - in most of "our" home countries it would not be tolerated - either by the BIB or the public at large. The "Keep Britain Tidy" campaign is a good example.

[sambum]

22 minutes ago, natway09 said:

And you think this is news  ???

They built a French incinerator on Kho Phi Phi which has been sitting there unused for 10 years.

Why? We don't like it 

So how do you get rid of your garbage, or do you have a dump like Koh Samui just "mouldering" away?

[peperobi]

19 hours ago, sambum said:

Not many - in most of "our" home countries it would not be tolerated - either by the BIB or the public at large. The "Keep Britain Tidy" campaign is a good example.

Who believes!!!

[sambum]

2 hours ago, peperobi said:

Who believes!!!

Do you live there?

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22 hours ago, peperobi said:

How many of us "FARANGS" drop the rubbish just where they are? 

 

Relative to the Thais I'd say very few.  It's an Asian problem, not just a Thai problem.

[peperobi]

On 12/23/2017 at 2:55 PM, sambum said:

Do you live there?

I was there 22 years until March 2017, now I'm still in Thailand but away from all tourist areas.

[sambum]

5 hours ago, peperobi said:

I was there 22 years until March 2017, now I'm still in Thailand but away from all tourist areas.

I meant do you live in England so you could draw a comparison between a country where dropping rubbish is frowned upon, and one where it is accepted! 

 

Anyway, now you don't have to contend with more than 250,000 tons of festering rubbish on your doorstep, do you, but you can't blame us who remain for complaining about it!

[peperobi]

16 hours ago, sambum said:

I meant do you live in England so you could draw a comparison between a country where dropping rubbish is frowned upon, and one where it is accepted! 

 

Anyway, now you don't have to contend with more than 250,000 tons of festering rubbish on your doorstep, do you, but you can't blame us who remain for complaining about it!

FYI: I got more than 20 years the smell of that rubbish, I was in Hua Thanon, I try to mobilize peoples to force the island municipality to do something, none like to support it.