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They need to bring in some Dutch experts to advise on the practicality of building sea defences. The Dutch have experience in this field from their own polder defences.

 

Thai maintainers could practice leak repairs by visiting Pattaya and plugging a finger into a dyke.😋

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On 9/10/2024 at 3:08 PM, PETERTHEEATER said:

They need to bring in some Dutch experts to advise on the practicality of building sea defences. The Dutch have experience in this field from their own polder defences.

 

Thai maintainers could practice leak repairs by visiting Pattaya and plugging a finger into a dyke.😋

Done that already 20 plus years ago. Did not work because the Dutch did not agree with payments under the table.

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3 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

What they really need to do is work on High-Speed Rail which would include the transport of cargo, and that would take some of the pressure off of the seriously choked highways. This has to be done sooner or later. 

 

Let China finance and handle the construction, so it would take 3 years instead of 20 years. And then just default on the loans like most other members of the Belt and Road Initiative are doing.

 

Free transport at that point, and you're helping to bankrupt China, which is a huge bonus. 

 

 

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And this helps with floodings how?

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I know Thais are dumb, but no one can believe this rubbish, i hope the bbc picks up on these project will show the world how  idiotic Thailand is  ( pearl Necklaces that's a good one)

I wonder if they realize what they are saying

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What about getting on with building rapid public transport in Bangkok? The speed they've built so far is glacial.

 

Would have cost peanuts to crack on with it 20 years ago and would have improved the air quality no end if people didn't have to use cars for many journeys.

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9 minutes ago, Rolo89 said:

What about getting on with building rapid public transport in Bangkok? The speed they've built so far is glacial.

 

Would have cost peanuts to crack on with it 20 years ago and would have improved the air quality no end if people didn't have to use cars for many journeys.

Everything happens at glacial speed in Thailand, they are even slower than UK in fixing potholes.

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36 minutes ago, MarkBR said:

Everything happens at glacial speed in Thailand, they are even slower than UK in fixing potholes.

Yep, but if they did the public transport years ago, even if 90% of the money mysteriously got lost, it would have been a huge net gain. 

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