Rayong’s Muang district officials started receiving claims for compensation today (Tuesday), from business people affected by the recent oil spill, as health officials took blood and urine samples from 241 people involved in last week’s clean-up of the oil for tests.

 

More than 200 business operators, including resort and food shop owners, showed up to register for compensation from a mobile unit sent to Mae Ram Phueng beach by the Damrongtham Centre of the Rayong’s Muang district office to receive claims on the spot.

 

It is not known how much compensation each will receive, but all of them have been affected by room cancellations and the disappearance of tourists, especially during the Chinese New Year festival.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/hundreds-of-beachside-businesses-claim-compensation-over-oil-spill-impacts/

 

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5 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

It is not known how much compensation each will receive, but all of them have been affected by room cancellations and the disappearance of tourists, especially during the Chinese New Year festival.

Scam pending !

But there's no tourists?

48 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

It is not known how much compensation each will receive, but all of them have been affected by room cancellations and the disappearance of tourists, especially during the Chinese New Year festival.

You betcha! Every island resort in Thailand from those facing Cambodia to Phuket facing the Andaman Sea will want a slice of this.

Ooh look. There is a new gravy train in town.

 

Let us jump on and see what we can get.

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

It is not known how much compensation each will receive, but all of them have been affected by room cancellations and the disappearance of tourists, especially during the Chinese New Year festival.

I'm sure those with connections will be compensated, the rest will go swivel.

13 hours ago, HashBrownHarry said:

But there's no tourists?

Just a technicality.

14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Rayong’s Muang district officials started receiving claims for compensation today (Tuesday), from business people affected by the recent oil spill, as health officials took blood and urine samples from 241 people involved in last week’s clean-up of the oil for tests.

Why would you need to take blood and urine samples from volunteers ?

13 hours ago, SheikYabodyline said:

You betcha! Every island resort in Thailand from those facing Cambodia to Phuket facing the Andaman Sea will want a slice of this.

Even Vietnam and Malaysia maybe landlocked Laos too

So if we open a business there today, can we still claim ??????

8 hours ago, NE1 said:

Why would you need to take blood and urine samples from volunteers ?

A half litre of free blood for the extractor to sell on to a private hospital at a nice profit, the rest is just taking the p**s.

Hey all those environmentalists and anti oil protester people around the world, could

travel to Samet and clean the beach. 555. I am 100 percent sure, that they are all just way to busy 

to do that though.  It will take quite a while to clean up that amount of oil, and it will likely come

ashore for several weeks yet. I feel for all the businesses that are affected by this mess.

Since when is Rayong part of Southern Thailand? ????