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Do something about our smelly rubbish say Prachuap villagers

 

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PRACHUAP KHIRI KHAN: -- Locals in the Thap Sakae area of Prachuap Khiri Khan are fed up with the local authority over a mountain of rubbish near their houses.

 

The former mayor of the community is leading the way in demanding action to rid the area of the trash that is causing flies and considerable annoyance to the villagers, reports Thairath.

 

Samniang Pakkingmeuang went to register a complaint with the government's watchdog Damrongtham center about the matter.

 

The issue has been simmering for months and has caused many protests.

 

The local authority claim that they are in the process of building a facility to deal with the rubbish properly.

 

They said that plans for an eco-friendly 10 million baht treatment facility that would separate the trash were shelved recently and discussions are currently taking place as to what to do about the rubbish that has accumulated.

 

Meanwhile the residents suffer the consequences of the smell and flies.

 

Source: Thairath

 
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4 hours ago, webfact said:

 

The local authority claim that they are in the process of building a facility to deal with the rubbish properly.

The usual cop out. Its in the works in the pipeline be patient fast forward 2 years nothing has changed except the pile has gotten bigger. We are still looking for the guy that took off with the money to fix the problem.Yes in the process they really do things with a flair here. 

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It's one of the sad things about Thailand that trash collection doesn't exist in rural areas and instead the locals either burn it or dump it on the side of the road. Consequently, children grow up with it the way it is and take these habits with them when they themselves become adults and move elsewhere.

 

Looking at the picture I would imagine it's already become a health hazard and it might be worth talking to a lawyer to see if the local authority can be pressured to clear it all away. If the villagers do that collectively, it shouldn't cost too much I would have thought.

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