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Phuket beach brown water ‘only natural’, says official

Tanyaluk Sakoot

 

The water off the southern end of Phuket's Karon Beach remained brown all day yesterday (June 7). Photo: Tonya so say / Facebook

 

PHUKET: -- The Chief of the Karon Municipality Public Works Division has dismissed any notion that the brown water swirling off the south end of Karon Beach yesterday (July 7) was the result of wastewater discharged into the sea.

 

Instead, Chief Wanchai Saetan says the discoloured water along the beachfront was “natural”.

 

“It is not about wastewater. It is only plankton, which happens every year in the (southwest) monsoon season,” Mr Wanchai said.

 

“The geography of Karon Beach is conducive to allowing this to happen, and some people are suspicious of other reasons, such as wastewater and the oil (from boats), because they never have seen it before. It is just red plankton floating on the surface,” he added.

 

Full story: http://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-beach-brown-water-only-natural-says-official-62485.php

 

-- © Copyright Phuket News 2017-06-08

[trogers]

And plankton booms are associated with the discharge of wastewater and fertiliser...

 

But I guess this problem has been happening for generations, and thus has become a natural Thai thing...

[Old Croc]

Some transparent testing of the water could go a long way to clear up queries about the source.

[petermik]

7 hours ago, Old Croc said:

Some transparent testing of the water could go a long way to clear up queries about the source.

No need,the "big chief" of the Public Works division assures everyone its quite natural in this area

[Juan B Tong]

Ha ha

[KarenBravo]

I've seen these blooms in the middle of the ocean, hundreds of miles from the nearest land.

Though, this bloom right next to the shore is suspicious, to say the least.

Water testing at the beaches still happens, it's just that they don't publish the results anymore........also suspicious.

[Lupatria]

6 hours ago, trogers said:

And plankton booms are associated with the discharge of wastewater and fertiliser...

 

But I guess this problem has been happening for generations, and thus has become a natural Thai thing...

Are you talking about the 125.000 cubic meter of wastewater per day Phuket discharges to the sea?

[ChrisY1]

Keep repeating the same story, and eventually some will begin to believe it.

There's just so much crap going into the ocean in Thailand, (Phuket 125,00M3/day as above mentions)..any brown water around the island resorts to me, ain't algae or plankton bloom!

[Reigntax]

All is ok. Its just natural sewage. Swimmers should enter underturd.

[Jeremy50]

12 minutes ago, Reigntax said:

All is ok. Its just natural sewage. Swimmers should enter underturd.

Faecetious. 

[wakeupplease]

Turds everywhere

[bbbbooboo]

hmmm....."natural" for Thailand perhaps

[worgeordie]

Shit is brown and natural, 

regards worgeordie

[fatdrunkandstupid]

Explain to me again, like I was a five year old, or a golden retriever, why I keep getting called a troll when I refer to Phuket's west coast beaches as a biohazard.

[ksamuiguy]

Our Oceans, Rivers and Lakes have been used as septic tanks, waste disposal for hundreds of years.

Warming ocean temperatures increase bacterial growth, chemicals poison the resources needs by many who depend on the Sea for food and a living.

Spend that weapons budget on cleaning up our natural resources or they will soon be gone.

 

[Dobredin Ghusputin]

8 hours ago, fatdrunkandstupid said:

Explain to me again, like I was a five year old, or a golden retriever, why I keep getting called a troll when I refer to Phuket's west coast beaches as a biohazard.

 

Goo goo, gae gae and woof woof.

 

[fatdrunkandstupid]

3 hours ago, Dobredin Ghusputin said:

 

Goo goo, gae gae and woof woof.

 

 

Finally, a well drafted and clearly articulated post on Thai Visa.

[douglasspade]

If it smells a bit off, its "only natural"

[Thechook]

Thailand's disgusting beaches or should I say sewage ponds