I know this is a long shot, but perhaps a new beach would help?

1 hour ago, lamyai3 said:

I know this is a long shot, but perhaps a new beach would help?

I can think of one but its a 12 hour flight from here.

15 hours ago, Emdog said:

"...it may take months to repair"

Is there actually a treatment plant to repair? Did it ever work? I can't have my car repaired. I don't own a car.

I don't believe Jomtiem has one, never mind substantially further south. Historically all big buildings simply channeled waste water seaward, private houses had seep aways and cess type pits. You can see the same type of black dirty water entering the sea not far from the Thrappaya- Beach Rd junction from many of the condos overlooking there, although I suspect it happens when they have released it a little bit early rather than under the cover of darkness. 

Edited May 21, 20197 yr by jacko45k

NEVER swim in the ocean in JB. NEVER.

17 hours ago, rebo said:

????????

 

 

22 hours ago, webfact said:

The culprit has been identified as an area under repair at Na Jomtien Soi 8.

So it's official... no officials are to blame

After  Pattayas short rain last night...Blame the Rain yet again !!!!

After  Pattayas short rain last night...Blame the Rain yet again !!!!

To Thais, this kind of disarray ( things falling apart ) is normal and it doesn’t bother them. The city officials never walk around the city unless it is a five minute photo opt. They cruise around in their SUV’s or BMW’s between city hall and their 5 million baht secured home.



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19 hours ago, IssanMichael said:

Ancient Roman water systems.

Those viaducts are for fresh water but they did have running water for indoor toilettes but no waste water treatment either.