Massive oil slick threatens Sattahip’s pristine shores

[Unamerican]

4 hours ago, Kinok Farang said:

I agree CM and kT's beaches as well as being crap are almost too difficult to find.

CM has beaches? 

[kwilco]

normally it's Koh Samet and the coast along there that gets it - this will be spilled by a vessel or driven by wind and tide. Don't think most of Pattaya realises how close they are to major industry and its concomitant dangers.

[jacko45k]

21 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

, but this was a massive oil spill

And the worst of it is likely unseen as the oil will also sink. We haven't come far if we cannot prevent all such spills. 

[baansgr]

19 hours ago, Wake Up1 said:

When was the last time you were at Bang Saray beach?  Have you ever been?
 

Was there two weeks ago and water and beach are clean and beautiful. Why do you post  negative nonsense ? 

It's not a beach that makes it a beach, it's the whole surrounding area. Bang Saray has been a victim of it's own success. 15 years ago was ideal but now especially due to sea saran company, it's nothing more that a satellite of Pattaya. No infrastructure, a restaurant or bar for every other person, horrendous traffic, condo after condo being built and not even a bank. Sorry, it's been ruined by expats and their issan Thai wives, and not to mention the back stabbing and thieving that goes on with real estate. Far cleaner and friendlier places in Thailand to spend money 👍 

[GammaGlobulin]

I was on an oil tanker in Sattahip in 1971.

Quite beautiful, then.

Truly pristine, at the time.

 

I wish I could return to those days, over 50 years ago.

We were extremely careful about discharging oil over the side, at that time.

 

50 years is a long time.

The environment is now not nearly the same.

 

[GammaGlobulin]

12 hours ago, Unamerican said:

CM has beaches? 

 

Yes....

Beech Trees....