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[Rimmer]

Pattaya cleans out illegal dump

PATTAYA:--City workers cleaned out an illegal dumpsite that had appeared in central Pattaya.

 

Sanitation officer Thapida Suikamhai led the crew that fanned out on Soi Arunothai near Niran Condo May 4. They were joined by Chumsai Community President and local volunteers.

 

City workers used heavy equipment and garbage trucks to remove the waste while joining volunteers in tidying up the landscape. City workers also cut back shrubs and trees where people had been dumping trash illegally.

 

Pattaya urged neighbors to keep an eye out for illicit dumpers and immediately call police if they see anyone disposing of waste there. Wrongdoers will face a maximum fine according to the law.

 

 

-- © Copyright Pattaya Mail 2018-05-11

[KhunBENQ]

If they need pointers to more illegal dumps they can send me a PM

First sight after entering a minivan taking you from the "back exit" of northern bus station towards the city/3rd rd.: garbage, garbage littered along the road.

Move off Jomtien 2nd rd to the north (away from the beach over to Theprasit).

Huge garbage dumps, demolition rubble (sinks, bath tubs whatever), white goods etc.pp. all the way to Theprasit.

 

 

 

Edited May 11, 2018 by KhunBENQ

[lonewolf99]

Garbage down every side Soi off Jomtien 2nd road on both sides. If there is grass, trees or bushes you will find crap all over it.

The Chinese tour bus drivers use the "jungle" to throw their used plastic food containers and also take a dump in bags and sling them in there as well.

 

Welcome to LoS, the developing country with white sand beaches, pristine clean seas and friendly welcoming locals smiling all the time........................................ 

[johng]

1 hour ago, Rimmer said:

Wrongdoers will face a maximum fine according to the law.

The fine being ???    maybe 500 baht ?

 

Where is the official Pattaya dump ? no mention of it again as usual..I'm beginning to believe there is no official site.

[mercman24]

good post number 2, that was my thoughts but not been that way for a while, i bet it has only got worse, not better

[Chang_paarp]

Where are they going to put all the rubbish? It seems there is a shortage of tip space.

[1337markus]

one down a million to go

[observer90210]

What will happen to the garbage that was taken away ? Will there be some fine smoke signals on the horizon for the next few months ?

 

Just asking....

[johng]

Where are they going to put all the rubbish? It seems there is a shortage of tip space.

Maybe they can use it to fill out/complement the missing sand in the Pattaya beach nourishment program.

[Jeremia Juxtaposed]

4 hours ago, johng said:

The fine being ???    maybe 500 baht ?

 

Where is the official Pattaya dump ? no mention of it again as usual..I'm beginning to believe there is no official site.

Top of Khao Talo, turn right and it's on your right before Siamsburys shop...????????

[Henrik Andersen]

That's was 1 place so now you can continue to ALL the other soi road beach etc because Pattaya are one big garbish place 

Smelling of garbish and burning everywhere 

Welcome to the 1 class family resort 

[wgdanson]

6 hours ago, Rimmer said:

City workers used heavy equipment and garbage trucks to remove the waste

And to dump it WHERE?

[jamie2009]

As mentioned in a previous topic they should have a trip down Arunotai 4 behind the 7/11, shocking and rat infested

[Golden Triangle]

1 hour ago, wgdanson said:

And to dump it WHERE?

On the beach probably, no one would notice 

[lonewolf99]

The whole planet is burying it's head in the proverbial sand when it comes to the amount of crap we all generate every single day.

I have posted on here before that only Singapore has any clue what to do. The have a specialist power station that burns all the rubbish and use the ash left over to build new islands they plant mangroves on to hold it all together. Encourages wild life both in, on and above the waves.

 

In colder climates "district heating systems" can be run on burning rubbish.
The whole of Lerwick in the Shetland Isles has such a system where household radiators are fed through a network of underground pipes..  

All the fumes are filtered properly so no air pollution.

 

Chucking in to the sea and jungle or burying it is madness on a catastrophic scale.

 

 

Edited May 14, 2018 by lonewolf99
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