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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 19 March 2025
Dark Days: Chon Buri Athletes Demand Lighting Fix at Local Sports Facility Pictures courtesy of The Pattaya News Residents and athletes in Chon Buri find themselves in a dim situation at the local sports facility, where the lack of lighting has halted night-time training sessions. The Nong Pla Lai Takraw Group is urgently appealing to Thai officials to address the issue that has left players practicing in the shadows and raised significant safety concerns. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355144-dark-days-chon-buri-athletes-demand-lighting-fix-at-local-sports-facility/ -
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The last time I was on a train in Thailand I was stuck in 3rd class because of my lack of planning. If memory serves me right, it was overcrowded and uncomfortable. Can't imaginne how worse it would have been if stuck in a cramped train full of out-of-control narcissistic, self-centered drunks. -
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Dark Days: Chon Buri Athletes Demand Lighting Fix at Local Sports Facility
Pictures courtesy of The Pattaya News Residents and athletes in Chon Buri find themselves in a dim situation at the local sports facility, where the lack of lighting has halted night-time training sessions. The Nong Pla Lai Takraw Group is urgently appealing to Thai officials to address the issue that has left players practicing in the shadows and raised significant safety concerns. Leading the call for action is 31-year-old Natthaphong Bunmoe, representing the 12-member group. Bunmoe expressed the frustration of local athletes who depend on the Nong Pla Lai Subdistrict Municipality Health Park for their evening takraw practices. Since December, the non-functioning lights have rendered the park unsuitable for nighttime activities. “The field is crucial for health and fitness in our community, but without lights, it’s completely unusable after sunset,” lamented Natthaphong. The park, intended to foster community wellness, now lies in disuse during crucial evening hours, impacting not only the takraw group but also the local youth who exercise there. Despite undergoing renovations worth over 18 million baht, funded by the Chon Buri Provincial Administrative Organisation, the park’s lighting has been overlooked. This oversight spurred outrage among locals, worried their investment into the facility will be squandered, leaving it unused. Takraw, or sepak takraw, is a dynamic sport that sees players using their feet, knees, chest, and head to volley a rattan ball over a net. Popular across Southeast Asia for its acrobatic gameplay, the sport's practice has been impeded by inadequate lighting at the Nong Pla Lai venue. The local community now demands swift intervention from responsible agencies to install proper lighting. Without timely action, the significant potential of the park to foster community engagement and physical health risks being lost in the shadows, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-19 -
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Like America using Australia as its neuclear waste dump.
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