Rayong locals ask neighbors to remove vehicles blocking the estate

[webfact]

Daily News Thai Caption: Remove vehicles blocking the way

 

Daily News reported from the Phoon Chai community in Rayong where locals are concerned about vehicles abandoned for years that are blocking the roads.

 

They also moaned to the press about people putting flowerpots in the street blocking access.

 

Complaints to the local authority have been ignored. 

 

Picture: Daily News

 

Neung said that he had told a neighbor to move things but been met with an excuse that "it's in front of my house, I can do that".

 

A local resident representative said they would have a word.

 

Police said it was illegal and that people could be fined 500 baht for blocking the road and up to 10,000 baht if it represented a cleanliness issue. 

 

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Picture: Daily News

Picture: Daily News

[connda]

They all look like typical sois in virtually every city in Thailand.

[Golden Triangle]

I have to wonder why,  if people believe their own country is better than here, they don't just  return?

 

Ahh that old chestnut.

 

[metisdead]

Some off topic posts attempting to hijack the topic to a discussion about the US and Europe have been removed.

[rwill]

Many businesses and home owners here feel they own the street in front of them.  Many blocking it off to prevent people from parking there.

 

It legally is not theirs but there is no to little enforcement of it.

[PETERTHEEATER]

9 hours ago, webfact said:

and up to 10,000 baht if it represented a cleanliness issue. 

5555555555! ????

[huangnon]

The Thai equivalent of a broken washing machine discarded in the front garden.

 

Stay classy, Rayong. ????

[overherebc]

On 8/5/2022 at 10:25 AM, huangnon said:

The Thai equivalent of a broken washing machine discarded in the front garden.

 

Stay classy, Rayong. ????

Wonder if the working tv stands in front of the non working tv nowadays? Remember when they used to stand on top.

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