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Plankton bloom turns parts of Hua Hin beach green

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By Paul Andrews

 

A plankton bloom has turned the water along parts of Hua Hin beach green.

 

The plankton bloom was spotted along a 500 metre stretch of the beach from the Saphan Pla fishing pier to the Jao Mae Tub Tim Shrine, the Chinese shrine which overlooks the beach.

 

The plankton bloom is likely the result of a seasonal natural phenomenon which occurs on the beach most years.

 

Full story: https://www.huahintoday.com/local-news/plankton-bloom-turns-parts-of-hua-hin-beach-green/

 

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11 hours ago, webfact said:

......from the Saphan Pla fishing pier to the Jao Mae Tub Tim Shrine, the Chinese shrine which overlooks the beach.

Where is this Chinese shrine overlooking Hua Hin Beach? There is a shrine of the same name in Paknam Pran.

A klong enters the sea at this point. simple - local eutrophication from sewage results in algal bloom.

Its color for Sonkran festival. Thai govt wants everyone to celebrate in open due to covid concerns, hence colored water!!

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