Annual Phuket scout camp raises ‘no beach access’ in national park concerns

[snoop1130]

Annual Phuket scout camp raises ‘no beach access’ in national park concerns

Tanyaluk Sakoot

 

 

However, the campsite has disturbed worried locals. The camp includes a large covered area closed with dark plastic curtains located along the northern reaches of the beach beside the “Layan National Park Office”, within Sirinath National Park.

 

The area has been closed off to the public for the duration of the three-day camp, which concludes today (Feb 7), meaning the public has not been permitted to walk through the area where the students have set pitched their tents in order to access the beach.

 

National park officer Ang-ad Rengyi, who is responsible for the section of Layasn Beach where the camp has been set up, yesterday (Feb 6) laughed off concerns that “private individuals” had commandeered a part of Sirinath National Park.

 

Full Story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/annual-phuket-scout-camp-raises-no-beach-access-in-national-park-concerns-65880.php#FU0PwXiDpwhEi1lZ.97

 

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[sebastion]

They probably just want to protect the children from locals sneaking in at night and raping them or stealing their possessions.

Plenty of drugged up perverted thieves running around.



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[stevenl]

1 hour ago, sebastion said:

They probably just want to protect the children from locals sneaking in at night and raping them or stealing their possessions.

Plenty of drugged up perverted thieves running around.



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Very sad post, sayi9ng a lot more about you than than anything else.

[madmitch]

Let the kids play scouts.

 

Let the public find another way to the beach.

 

What's the problem? People hold activities in National Parks all over the world. 

[sebastion]

Very sad post, sayi9ng a lot more about you than than anything else.

Im glad they put up a safety net around those kids.
No telling what what sort of creeps would wander in at night. Why else do you think they installed it? To keep the kids in and the creeps out.

Says nothing about me whatsoever but thanks for your online personality analysis.

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[NamKangMan]

On 2/8/2018 at 1:20 PM, madmitch said:

Let the kids play scouts.

 

Let the public find another way to the beach.

 

What's the problem? People hold activities in National Parks all over the world. 

 

I agree, unless the Scouts start selling food, drinks, massages, and souvenirs, to the tourists on the beach. 

[Psimbo]

On 2/8/2018 at 11:24 AM, sebastion said:

Im glad they put up a safety net around those kids.
No telling what what sort of creeps would wander in at night. Why else do you think they installed it? To keep the kids in and the creeps out.

Says nothing about me whatsoever but thanks for your online personality analysis.

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Personally i think it speaks volumes. Glad I don't live in your tinfoil hat world.

[swbaggies]

On 08/02/2018 at 11:24 AM, sebastion said:

Im glad they put up a safety net around those kids.
No telling what what sort of creeps would wander in at night. Why else do you think they installed it? To keep the kids in and the creeps out.

Says nothing about me whatsoever but thanks for your online personality analysis.

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Whilst I may have worded it slightly less sensationalist :) , I agree the area should be corderned off. 

Edited February 10, 2018 by swbaggies

[NamKangMan]

7 hours ago, swbaggies said:

Whilst I may have worded it slightly less sensationalist :) , I agree the area should be corderned off. 

 

You would think they have a "duty of care" to do so, regardless of the risk of harm.

[swbaggies]

49 minutes ago, NamKangMan said:

 

You would think they have a "duty of care" to do so, regardless of the risk of harm.

my point exactly.