Prachuab officials to reorganize Hua Hin beach
Re: Prachuab officials to reorganize Hua Hin beach
Obviously Thailand isn't interested in what tourists might actually want.
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Re: Prachuab officials to reorganize Hua Hin beach
Buksi's post mentioned Hua Hin's 'clean up campaign'..besides the beach, what other 'clean up' plans are they carrying out..?
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Re: Prachuab officials to reorganize Hua Hin beach
The list could be almost endlessusual suspect wrote:Buksi's post mentioned Hua Hin's 'clean up campaign'..besides the beach, what other 'clean up' plans are they carrying out..?
Properties owned, funded and operated by the boiler rooms from BKK
Massage parlours
Property developers
Bar licensing etc etc.
Don't hold your breath
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Re: Prachuab officials to reorganize Hua Hin beach
The Hua Hin district chief has called for action to be taken against individuals who have been encroaching on the beach area.
Many people are setting up large seafood restaurants and residential projects in protected areas along the Retdamri Road from Saphan Pla to San Jao Mae Thap Thim, reported Daily News.
Suthipong Khai-udom said that those who are breaking the law have enjoyed the protection of a local politician. No one dared enforce the law.
Complaints were made by local environmentalists that the beach was being encroached upon. They demanded action.
The matter has now been referred to environmental protection agencies and the military for action.
Source: http://www.dailynews.co.th/regional/513084
Many people are setting up large seafood restaurants and residential projects in protected areas along the Retdamri Road from Saphan Pla to San Jao Mae Thap Thim, reported Daily News.
Suthipong Khai-udom said that those who are breaking the law have enjoyed the protection of a local politician. No one dared enforce the law.
Complaints were made by local environmentalists that the beach was being encroached upon. They demanded action.
The matter has now been referred to environmental protection agencies and the military for action.
Source: http://www.dailynews.co.th/regional/513084
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The tenses in the above translated report are not quite accurate. For example "are setting up" should be "have set up". In fact this "problem" is now many years old and some people might claim the restaurants are part of Hua Hin's attractions. The road referred to is, of course, Naretdamri, from the fishing pier to the Chinese shrine just before the Hilton. Will be interesting to see what happens. What will they do - demolish all the restaurants, leaving an eyesore behind? A clean up could be expensive.
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Re: Prachuab officials to reorganize Hua Hin beach
It was a copied translation, they're often incorrect. If our members and mods posted the original Thai articles 99% of our readers would not be able to understand them.
Re: Prachuab officials to reorganize Hua Hin beach
10 or 12 years ago, all those businesses/restaurants were given 60 days to quit. The plan was to open the beach as it is in Cha-am. A delegation was sent to BKK and the notice was extended to 1 year. Nothing was ever heard of again. Far too much money in that strip!