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Phuket pier rubbish piles are no more


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Phuket pier rubbish piles are no more

The Phuket News

 

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Piles of rubbish have now been removed from the far end of Chalong Pier. Photo: Prasit Yotharak
 

PHUKET:-- A representative from the Phuket Provincial Administrative Organisation (PPAO) (OrBorJor) has confirmed to The Phuket News today that the large piles of rubbish building up at Chalong Pier have now been removed and that a meeting has been scheduled for February 14 to discuss the issue further.

 

Acting Chief PPAO Chief Prasit Yotharak told The Phuket News today (Feb 9), “Chalong Pier is the responsibility of the PPAO and therefore it was our responsibility to remove the rubbish dumped there.

 

“We have now had a thorough clean up of the area following news on this issue being released,” he said.

 

Full Story: http://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-pier-rubbish-piles-are-no-more-60976.php#baZTHyCDRiROJGE2.97

 
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Not sure it looks much better.
What a dump that pier has become.
Dangerous walkway look like it could cut off some toes without much effort.

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That is not the walkway in use to accommodate the tourists, but a side one, in use by boat staff.

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1 hour ago, NamKangMan said:

Think of how much money the OrBorJor could save by not actually picking up the rubbish, but by photo shopping the rubbish out of these photos.  Same with the pot holes on the roads.  :biggrin: 

One could even superimpose baht buses- transport problem solved as well!

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