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New zoning areas for water sports set for Hua Hin beach


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Hua Hin’s Mayor, Mr. Nopporn Wutthikul, presided over a meeting with local water sports operators as part of plans to enhance tourist safety and regulate water sports activities on Hua Hin beach.

 

The meeting, which took place at the Pool Suk Room in the Hua Hin Municipality Office on January 18, was also attended by Deputy Mayor Mr. Atichart Chaisri, representatives from various local and provincial agencies, including the Hua Hin District Office, Provincial Police, Pranburi Marine Police, and the Hua Hin Tourist Police.

 

The primary objective of the meeting was to communicate the latest regulations and legal requirements essential for conducting water sports activities, focusing on ensuring the safety of tourists and participants.

 

By Online Reporter

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Full story: HUA HIN TODAY 2024-01-22

 

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That's one good thing the tsunami did was to clean up the beach. The safe swimming area on Kho Phi Phi was getting smaller and smaller each year. They are back again now but it was good for a while need another tsunami.

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1 hour ago, The Old Bull said:

That's one good thing the tsunami did was to clean up the beach. The safe swimming area on Kho Phi Phi was getting smaller and smaller each year. They are back again now but it was good for a while need another tsunami.

Not being insensitive to the loss of lives and all with it, but agree.   We popped down to Khao Lak & Phuket just after the tsunami, and the beaches were all pristine again.  Sadly, didn't take long to screw it all up again.  Times 10 when it comes to Khal Lak, as it continues to expand.

 

Hua Hin doesn't really have that issue, as all beachfront is utilized already, so some regulations may help keep the stupid people from hurting themselves and others.  Not that I would swim in the gulf fronting HH anyway.

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