Hazardous industrial waste has recently been found dumped into an old landfill in Phachi district of Ayutthaya province.

 

Responding to complaints filed by villagers living near thel landfill in Villages 2 and 3 of Khok Muang sub-district, officials from the Nonthaburi-based pollution control office and from Phachi district went to investigate.

 

They discovered that six pits, each about 2 metres deep and 4 metres in diameter, had been dug in the old landfill and filled with liquid industrial waste.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/hazardous-industrial-waste-dumped-in-old-landfill-in-ayutthaya/

 

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Tested , than it's easy to find out where it came from and who dug the holes.

who paid who.

11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

They discovered that six pits, each about 2 metres deep and 4 metres in diameter, had been dug in the old landfill and filled with liquid industrial waste.

And no-one saw anything?

11 minutes ago, digger70 said:

Tested , than it's easy to find out where it came from and who dug the holes.

who paid who.

Paid how much is the question.

I see a dozen of people not equipped to do an investigation in chemicals.

Waiting on who is falling down on inhalation?

In Songkhla some years ago, 4 people died.

It started with one in a sewer and the other 3 followed, because they need to save the other. 

Or what about burning drugs out in the open and invite your officers to watch! Was in a campaign against drugs, to show how glorious they were.