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Dongtan drainage system to be model for future projects

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Dongtan drainage system to be model for future projects

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Storm water flows directly into the sea through the grates to the left while wastewater is sent to the sewage treatment plant under the grates to the right.

 

PATTAYA:--Pattaya is looking to use Dongtan Beach’s recently completed water-drainage system as a model for future projects.

 

Major construction in the rehabilitation of Dongtan was completed at the end of last month, with separate pipes laid underground for sewage and storm runoff. Storm water flows directly into the sea while wastewater is sent to the sewage treatment plant.

 

Covering 1.3 kilometers between the Rabbit Resort and Yimyom Beach, the beach facelift also included a new footpath that lets tourists stroll and appreciate the scenery.

 

-- PATTAYA MAIL 2019-07-04—

Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf

6 minutes ago, Rimmer said:

Storm water flows directly into the sea through the grates to the left while wastewater is sent to the sewage treatment plant under the grates to the right.

err-heerm yeah right...sewage treatment plant ????

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16 minutes ago, Rimmer said:

Storm water flows directly into the sea through the grates to the left while wastewater is sent to the sewage treatment plant under the grates to the right.

Now is that clear everyone .. Storm water stay to the left please and all you wastewater's keep right .. 

Thailand will get better one day .. 

It looks pretty but traffic will run over those grates and beat them down and it won't be long before you will see tree limbs with 7-11 bags tied on to them as a warning for where the grates used to be as there is now a missing or collapsed grate and a big deep and dangerous hole.

 

Be careful out there . . . 

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7 hours ago, johng said:

err-heerm yeah right...sewage treatment plant ????

Another name for the ocean ????

And the drains are filling up with sand and leaves and no budget to keep them clear. Figures,it's Thailand. 

Are you muppets missing something. It says there are two different pipes under the road. It does not say that rainwater from the road can get into the wastewater system. 

It is bad journalism yes but get with the program.

18 hours ago, bluebluewater said:

It looks pretty but traffic will run over those grates and beat them down and it won't be long before you will see tree limbs with 7-11 bags tied on to them as a warning for where the grates used to be as there is now a missing or collapsed grate and a big deep and dangerous hole.

 

Be careful out there . . . 

thort NO traffic allowed on this road???!!! pedestrians and bicycles only ??

thort NO traffic allowed on this road???!!! pedestrians and bicycles only ??
They allow traffic at certain times of the day...but its a road to nowhere anyway,unless you're driving a beach buggy or moto X bike
you can't actually reach the road at
"Yim Yom" beach....close but stopped by a concrete staircase last time I tried while they where doing theses "improvements"

You've got to be shitting me. Literally shitting straight into the gulf. Didnt this world class drainage system allow poop directly into the water turning it all black?

World class resort.

16 hours ago, expatfromwyoming said:

This will not end well!!!

wait until we have some massive downpours then see what happens.....

The tropical storm "Mun" was quite weak when it reached Pattaya so not much of a test so far.

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