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Pattaya: Clear water as Thai and foreign tourists flock to Jomtien on holiday

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Pattaya: Clear water as Thai and foreign tourists flock to Jomtien on holiday

 

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Thai media 77kaoded reported that the water at Jomtien beach on Tuesday was so clear you could see the sand underneath.

 

Not just that; the water was clean. 

 

All this had inspired a large number of Thai and foreign tourists and their families to visit the beach and go in the water.

 

They said that the reason for the water clarity was the onset of the cool season. 

 

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And another reason for the increase in tourists was the fact that Tuesday was a public holiday. 

 

Their upbeat report also said that people were taking pictures that they were sharing with friends on social media while others were collecting shellfish for their dinner. 

 

Source: 77kaoded

 

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37 minutes ago, webfact said:

Pattaya: Clear water as Thai and foreign tourists flock to Jomtien on holiday

Eh .! Where did the foreign flockers come from .. 

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Pattaya: Clear water

 

Lack of tourists = lack of Poo being dumped into the ocean maybe ?

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22 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:
1 hour ago, webfact said:

Pattaya: Clear water as Thai and foreign tourists flock to Jomtien on holiday

Eh .! Where did the foreign flockers come from .. 

As I always said to the sheepdog, "Get the flock out of here."

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9 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

As I always said to the sheepdog, "Get the flock out of here."

I've herd that one before .. 

25 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:

I've herd that one before .. 

Yer barking with a comment like that. Just don't set fire the sheepdog - it might just go 'woof'.

Obviously we all have different ideas of 'clear' water...but with the lack of tourists comes a lack of "stuff" finding its way into the sea.

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I have ridden along Jomtien beach the last few days and it is busier. Actually took a swim a few weeks ago and the water was the cleanest i have seen it in years. There was also a clean up crew at work on the sand. Problem is the Thais can't just rely on public holidays for their beaches and vendors to make money

2 hours ago, Justgrazing said:
2 hours ago, webfact said:

Pattaya: Clear water as Thai and foreign tourists flock to Jomtien on holiday

Eh .! Where did the foreign flockers come from .. 

Most probably came from Thailand where they're living, the others from whichever countries' visa holders are being allowed in.

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"OK kids, smile and say 'I'm a turd!"

 

 

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Wonderful photography, really capturing the feeling of large numbers of people flocking to a beach.  2/10, must try harder.

Looks like lonely flockers to me but suppose that's social distancing for you ????

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The beach looks very close to deserted to me, and most of the pollution problems are due to the massive sewage flow from the Chao Phraya River into the gulf. Having sailed across the gulf and up into the river, the smell as one approaches the actual river mouth is absolutely nauseating, and even the present tourist woes are not going to cause any significant improvement ????

Don’t be touching the shellfish ! Be in jail before you know it ????

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 Thai translation of the phrase :   Threes a crowd 

3 hours ago, canopus1969 said:

Pattaya: Clear water

 

Lack of tourists = lack of Poo being dumped into the ocean maybe ?

The pooh theory of tourism. But the Chinese are booing in the water as they pretend to bathe.

4 hours ago, Justgrazing said:

Eh .! Where did the foreign flockers come from .. 

They came in from Burma disguised as truck drivers.....

4 hours ago, canopus1969 said:

Pattaya: Clear water

 

Lack of tourists = lack of Poo being dumped into the ocean maybe ?

Local water treatment can keep up with nothing to process.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Thai and foreign tourists flock to Jomtien on holiday

From the photos, hardly a flock compared to this:-

 

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7 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Yer barking with a comment like that. Just don't set fire the sheepdog - it might just go 'woof'.

And if it's a gay sheep dog  " Poof " maybe 

On 10/15/2020 at 1:16 AM, webfact said:

others were collecting shellfish for their dinner. 

Are they not aware that shellfish suck in the water for the nutrition they get from it along with the contaminates.  The filth stays in their body and can transmit all kinds of nasty things to the human body.  The water may appear clean but no doubt it has not been tested.

'nuf sed.

I have swam at Pattaya and Naklua beaches a few times over the past couple of months.  In my opinion they are the cleanest I have seen with no S smell. 

A shame they really don't have waves for body surfing, but go enjoy it while you can.

The next thing they will be saying is the beach water of Jomtien has magical healing powers.  

 

"Before I was blind, now I can see the sand underneath."  

 

                                ????

 

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