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The Black Lagoon! Filthy Pattaya sea shown in damning aerial photography

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Potty Ya.

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  • taipan1949
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    In the Philippines they would shut this sewer down until all resorts were charged and the area cleaned up. Look at cleanup being done at Boracay. Pattaya has been a sewer for the 30+ years I lived the

  • worgeordie
    worgeordie

    Expect Sanook to be sued over posting these pictures,thats always the first defence here,always shoot the messenger. regards worgeordie  

  • Good Grief ! Whatever next. !

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16 hours ago, poanoi said:

wow, how incredibly nasty,

i think the remedy to this fail is shaming of pattaya authorities

on any available media.

 

sincerely good luck with shaming them , i dont think they care 

31 minutes ago, Mad mick said:

sincerely good luck with shaming them , i dont think they care 

Shame does not exist in certain parts of Pattaya.

16 hours ago, thaichiro said:

There should be an annual 1% water treatment tax on all properties with the proceeds placed in a “lockbox” account to be spent only for water and sewage treatment. Those found pilfering funds or providing substandard work to be thrown in the pokey for 5 years.

There would be no administration or people to do the job that doesn't get done!

I swam in that area one time about 10 years ago and was stung by lice and I will NEVER swim there again.

21 hours ago, poanoi said:

wow, how incredibly nasty,

i think the remedy to this fail is shaming of pattaya authorities

on any available media.

 

They don't feel shame - it's all about the money.

Soon the  "its just a seasonal algae bloom" announcement.

11 hours ago, Damrongsak said:

Potty Ya.

Potty ya  Potty ya Poo ying Love you Mak Mak  woot woot

 

 

 

There is only so much shit and waste the sea can absorb ....

 

But, as Thais like to say when it doesn't affect them personally at that moment: Mai pen rai, mai me pen-ha ....

 

Who cares about tomorrow ?!

 

 

On 5/21/2018 at 12:05 PM, mok199 said:

yes but the good news is'' We have 2 water parks''...sad

the are free of charge 5555

 

On 5/21/2018 at 1:26 PM, thaichiro said:

Those found pilfering funds or providing substandard work to be thrown in the pokey for 5 years.

Or better still, thrown in the water.

On 5/21/2018 at 9:25 AM, taipan1949 said:

In the Philippines they would shut this sewer down until all resorts were charged and the area cleaned up. Look at cleanup being done at Boracay. Pattaya has been a sewer for the 30+ years I lived there and always will be.

Depends on what part of the Philippines. I've gone scuba diving in Puerto Galera where you feel soiled getting in and out of the boats at the shoreline because of the raw sewage being dumped directly into the ocean. The owner of the dive shop I dove out of was trying to get a water treatment center started, not sure how much luck he's had.

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On 5/21/2018 at 12:37 PM, gk10002000 said:

any routine survey can be done cheaply and easily.  Off the shelf small drones, could fly two or three times a day and easily monitor things.  Satellite imagery is fairly cheap also but is not needed for this local issue.

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