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Massage ladies show off their butts at City Hall!

 

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Picture: Pattaya News

 

A meeting held at Pattaya City Hall was presented with 110,000 cigarette butts collected at Jomtien since the start of February.

 

They were collected by ladies who run massage on the beach where the ban on smoking was brought in on February 1st.

 

The ladies - dressed in yellow at the meeting with deputy mayor Wichian Pongpanich - have been praised as being instrumental in disseminating information to people about the ban.

 

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They have been telling their customers that they would be fined 2,000 baht though statutes for damaging the environment call for fines up to 100,000 baht and even a year in jail.

 

The offending butts were in plastic water containers in front of the main speakers' table for all to see at the meeting.

 

In reporting the story Pattaya News did not say if anyone had been fined yet or if the cigarette butts collected were part of old stocks already on the beach before February or had recently been deposited there.

 

Source: Pattaya News

 
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1 hour ago, sammieuk1 said:

Great work the flooding is solved they can now export the bottled butts to China to recycle into fake fags.

 

Danny La Rue wasn't chinese.

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4 hours ago, Henrik Andersen said:

It is over kill 

They collect the butts from the ask trade where almost everybody smoke now I only see very few (Thai)  they still sit on beach smoking 

ASH TRAY.

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It's smoke and mirrors at Cha Am, where there are now official "Smoking Areas" signposted at intervals along the four-kilometer foreshore above the beach, but without any indication of where they start or end.

 

There appears to be only one clearly-delineated, dedicated smokers' "refuge" - a shaded area with  seats and ornamental shrubs - opposite the Raja resort and restaurant. The tent-like structure has no walls, so the smoke is not contained.

 

I was under the impression the smoking ban applies only to beaches. If this is the case then surely the whole of the  Cha Am foreshore, which offers free parking for visitors and provides a living for vendors of deckchairs and sunshades, should be exempt.

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