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Pattaya, trash activists inspect ad-hoc Jomtien dump

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Pattaya, trash activists inspect ad-hoc Jomtien dump

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PATTAYA:--Pattaya regulatory officers and a group of internet garbage activists inspected a privately owned lot in Jomtien Beach repeatedly used as an illegal dump.

 

Pol. Petty Officer 1st Class Somchai Inruang joined Supada Wongsim and Kitatipat Kuawijit, the operators of the Rubbish Communication Facebook page, at the unfenced Jomtien Second Road plot Sept. 6. They found garbage strew around an open pond and near the roadside.

 

Somchai said municipal officers routinely patrol the area and occasionally have caught people dumping trash and construction debris on the land, but the problem persists because the land is privately owned and unmanaged.

 

Supada offered to have her lawyer write a letter to the property owner asking for their cooperation by fencing off the land. She also asked if Pattaya would fund the installation of closed-circuit television cameras to catch those dumping there illegally.

 

 
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-- © Copyright Pattaya Mail 2018-09-15

Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf

“Internet Garbage Activist” - Isn’t that reserved for the various CEO’s of social media platforms (FB, Twitter, Et al)?

Cool looking Cops in dark glasses check it out and decide....no money in this for us and then quickly disappear back to HQ for more rewarding opportunities.

Yeah like the owners going to dig deep and fence off the land.what a load of crap.

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Wake up Thailand 

this is not just there it is everywhere on every plot of land and sois 

Thai people just don't care and I see them dumping garbish there with a police car just driving by nothing happens only talking no action 

 

I feel sorry for the poor souls that live down wind of that dump because every so often it is burning and you just know that the smoke is more than likely poisonous to some degree.

Where do you think the Pattaya trash picked up from hotels , restaurants and malls goes ? To avoid paying someone to take care of it they just dump it in the nearest soi. I just walked by one of the garbage dumps and spotted 6 big rats having a party. This is the world we're living in here. Think about that next time you have a dinner in a fancy restaurant.

Unbelievable, blaming the property owner, not the people who dump the trash.

Again I have to ask where are the official dump sites in the Pattaya area ?

Often the land owners seem to want rubbish dumped on the land as a cheap way to raise the level...then a thin layer of soil on top and build some more condos !

If only Pattaya had a police force!  Problems like this would disappear overnight.  Instead the plod are about most days 'fining' the populace' under the guise of road safety.  They're scared to work nights - too many bad people about.

2 hours ago, johng said:

Again I have to ask where are the official dump sites in the Pattaya area ?

Good question , I don't think there are one. I know of a big one in Chonburi . 

On 9/15/2018 at 9:03 AM, Rimmer said:

but the problem persists because the land is privately owned and unmanaged.

Simple solution really - if the 'owners' don't fence it off, confiscate it and make it a Public Park.   I the coppers found people illegally dumping 'occasionally'  what was done to the illegal dumpers??????  Nothing I'll bet  200 baht fine at the most.

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