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Pattaya: Beautification of Walking Street begins TODAY - just as pubs and bars can reopen

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Pattaya: Beautification of Walking Street begins TODAY - just as pubs and bars can reopen

 

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Picture: We Love Pattaya

 

Work will begin today on the beautification of Walking Street, Pattaya with the start of cable burying.

 

It coincides with the easing of restrictions in Pattaya after the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic abated. 

 

Pubs and bars will be allowed to open up to 11 pm. 

 

A meeting last week presided over by the mayor Sontaya Khunpluem and Thanu Surachaisikhawit from the PEA explained to operators in the red light area what it would all mean.

 

One of the main inconveniences will be the installation of a big box. Exactly where this is was not explained in the We Love Pattaya story that reported earlier news about the start of the work today.

 

The mayor has said Walking Street will be beautiful as a result of the work that will continue all this year. 

 

It was beset with delays after a plan to run the wires in a drainage pipe became the subject of review. 

 

Source: We Love Pattaya

 

 

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Thai planning at it's best! They have had some 10 months to do this work through the closures.

 

Ya gotta wunda.

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5 minutes ago, webfact said:

One of the main inconveniences will be the installation of a big box. Exactly where this is was not explained in the We Love Pattaya story that reported earlier news about the start of the work today.

I'm guessing exactly what it is was also not explained?

The only way is to flatten it and start again

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20 minutes ago, webfact said:

Pattaya: Beautification of Walking Street begins TODAY

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6 minutes ago, Worldplus said:

What does this big box do??

It will make the Walking Street beautiful, a beautiful Walking Street with beautiful boxes.

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Lipstick on a pig. F---in hilarious. I love reading postings on Thai Visa for the laughs and Thaiwrath needs to be lauded for such a great posting. You almost made me <deleted> my pants.

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2 minutes ago, TSF said:

It will make the Walking Street beautiful, a beautiful Walking Street with beautiful boxes.

I thought there were plenty selling their boxes along there already?

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Impeccable timing! Good time to bury the the overhead cables when the bars open! :thumbsup:

The big, man size, cream coloured, boxes are something to do with controlling the electrics, methinks, and will be placed one every 16 metres or so. I saw something about it on YouTube, but forget exactly which channel. Owners were worried about placement, I supppose nobody wants a big box stuck outside their establishment, also whether they could personalise them with stickers and what have you.

The only important ingredient for the success of the area  is the beautiful, lovely Thai women.

2 hours ago, webfact said:

 

One of the main inconveniences will be the installation of a big box. Exactly where this is was not explained in the We Love Pattaya story

 

Clever .. 

They wanted to bury the cables in a drainage pipe !!  No problem with that, till it rains.

That green car parking box at Bali Hai besides that beautiful blue leisure park?

3 hours ago, nausea said:

The big, man size, cream coloured, boxes are something to do with controlling the electrics, methinks, and will be placed one every 16 metres or so. I saw something about it on YouTube, but forget exactly which channel. Owners were worried about placement, I supppose nobody wants a big box stuck outside their establishment, also whether they could personalise them with stickers and what have you.

 

These new boxes are briefly mentioned around the 3:30 mark in this video 

 

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16 minutes ago, Mike Teavee said:

 

These new boxes are briefly mentioned around the 3:30 mark in this video 

 

Thanks for posting the video.

 

What it is I'm still not sure (it's obviously not an 'alternator' as the narrator suggested).

Is it some cross-connection point? Why do they need these anyway?

 

Other countries don't have these boxes 'every sixteen metres' - all the cables are underground and feed to each building via a tee-off in the ground, going to the meter at each premises.

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5 hours ago, bluesofa said:

I'm guessing exactly what it is was also not explained?

Probably the same as the big boxes that were put in Samui when they buried the cables in Chaweng. Biggest electrical boxes on the planet by the look of them. So large they completely obstruct the pavement, so people have to walk in the traffic.

Classic, but not surprising in LOS.

6 hours ago, webfact said:

Pattaya: Beautification of Walking Street begins TODAY - just as pubs and bars can reopen

Perfect timing...

6 hours ago, Worldplus said:

What does this big box do??

Block the sun?

No doubt the underground cables will have a metered connection to each of the 110 illegal structures !!????????

I'm still sniggering about the Police raid on Pattaya's famous walking street. Allegedly they investigated with a thoroughness that would put Sherlock Holmes to shame and found nary a trace of prostitution anywhere!

 

I'm not sure that changing the electricity distribution system will change much else about walking street!

 

Anyway, Walking Street has a long ways to go to match this rat's nest in Chiang Mai!

 

 

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5 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Thanks for posting the video.

 

What it is I'm still not sure (it's obviously not an 'alternator' as the narrator suggested).

Is it some cross-connection point? Why do they need these anyway?

 

Other countries don't have these boxes 'every sixteen metres' - all the cables are underground and feed to each building via a tee-off in the ground, going to the meter at each premises.

Exactly.......Nobody puts above ground boxes every 16 meters ANYWHERE.....The question is what is their purpose?

1 hour ago, Darkside Gray said:

Thought the sea side was being pulled down for encroachment

:cheesy::cheesy::cheesy: They just say that every couple of years. Does it give someone in charge the opportunity to earn 'income' from the encroachers by saying it?

 

About twenty years ago (IIRC) it was once again' all coming down' and the military got involved. They dismantled one token building. That was it.

3 hours ago, bluesofa said:

bout twenty years ago (IIRC) it was once again' all coming down' and the military got involved. They dismantled one token building. That was it.

Was that not a hotel  with a few extra floors, or some residence building over the canal, neither being anything to do with the 101 businesses?

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