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Vendors at Chiang Mai's Muang Mai Market have called on authorities to expedite the removal of flood-damaged rubbish lining the streets. For over a week, heaps of debris and market litter have marred the market's vicinity, producing a stench and attracting flies—an unwelcome sight in an area frequented by tourists, particularly from China.

 

This garbage, primarily a mix of flood remnants and general waste, has been a persistent nuisance not only near the bustling fruit market but also along the footpath by the Ping River, adjacent to the Doi Lam Yai Flower Market. The unsightly and foul-smelling scene is impacting the city's image, much to the dismay of vendors who feel clean-up efforts are slow despite authorities working tirelessly.

 

In a gesture of support amidst these challenges, Warorot Market, also heavily affected by recent flooding, has provided vendors with a week's rent waiver to aid in their recovery. The market has mostly resumed operations except for its basement, which remains closed while undergoing cleaning.

 

However, some riverside restaurants near the Chan Som Bridge are not as fortunate. Despite the receding water levels of the Ping River, their premises are still laden with mud, delaying reopening. This has contributed to a sense of urgency among local vendors and businesses for more efficient cleanup operations to restore normalcy swiftly.

 

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-- 2024-10-22