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More than 300 rally at factory over troublesome odour

By THE NATION

 

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More than three hundred people in Ayutthaya’s Lat Bua Luang sub-district have assembled since Monday (January 6) at a factory giving off an unpleasant odour, requesting the facility to stop operations that are causing the acrid smell.

 

The Zea Fee Industry factory provides an industrial-waste disposal service. The odour, which is produced during the vulcanisation process, has reportedly been a problem for local people for approximately six to seven years.

 

People recently approached the Administrative Court, requesting an order for the factory to cease operation and “improve” the smell. The factory has itself appealed against the case, meanwhile continuing its operations.

 

The unresolved problem forced locals to gather at the factory’s entrance yesterday (January 6). They decided to stay put there, setting up tents and mobile toilets and bringing in provisions. 

 

“If no negotiations take place, we will pressure relevant officials by blocking nearby roads,” one of the protesters warned.

 

Stop Global Warming Association president Srisuwan Janya visited Lat Bua Luang to see the situation for himself. He later said he too would file a case with the Supreme Administrative Court for an order instructing the factory to cease its operations.

 

One of the protesters said the odour causes burning in the throat and nose and is suffocating people who smell it. 

 

“One villager’s father died from an allergy caused by the smell,” he even claimed. “I want the factory to stop its production or stop producing that odour from today,” he insisted.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30380242

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2020-01-07
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16 hours ago, DrTuner said:

I thought Thais are used to the smells already. Stinky everywhere.

If the stink is everywhere.. are you sure your washing yourself enough. Its known that some foreigners are skimping out on water so they can spend more on beer ????

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6 minutes ago, Burma Bill said:

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"The Zea Fee Industry factory"

This is the Thai subsidiary of the CHINESE Zea Fee Group - say no more!

They can't even write a proper company profile in English. Employing a proof reader would be a good start.

https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=th&u=http://www.zf-industry.com/&prev=search

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1 hour ago, wotsdermatter said:

Those protesting took long enough to get their act together to make a complaint, or were they waiting for reinforcements?

'nuf sed.

Considering just how laid-back and passive these people are, I'm positively surprised that they vented their disapproval at all. 

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On 1/7/2020 at 5:18 PM, snoop1130 said:

The Zea Fee Industry factory provides an industrial-waste disposal service

This is a posh way of describing burning rubbish.  I live no where near this company but experience this smell as locals get rid of their waste without paying refuse fees and temples burn stuff (including corpses) every day.

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