Marine Ecosystem Rescue Project - Pattaya People

 

 

On Tuesday morning at Pattaya City Hall, a Deputy Mayor Ronagit Ekasing chaired a meeting to prepare all relevant authorities for the Marine Ecosystem Rescue Project. Pattaya City Hall will work with the Royal Thai Navy’s Department of Marine and Coastal Resources to protect and enhance the seashore and marine life in Rayong and Chonburi. This project is also to praise HM the Crown Prince on the occasion of his 60th Birthday.  

The Grand Opening of this project will be on Sat 20 October on Pattaya Beach in front of Soi 4. The foremost project will be to sink a de-commissioned Royal Vessel near Lan Island, to create a reef for all marine life, which has been a successful and ecological undertaking in other marine environments.

The meeting also agreed on assignments for all authorities to manage the opening, including traffic control, and security procedures. This mission gives great hope to Pattayans, who can look forward to having beautiful and diversified reefs which will sustain marine life well into the future.

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Pattaya Islands evacuated as Marine Department “Red Flags” Boats due to bad weather

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A Red Flag has been raised over the Pattaya Marine Rescue Centre close to the Bali Hai Port in South Pattaya, indicating all boats are now not permitted to set sail until the flag is lowered. Due to poor weather conditions, the decision was made on Monday to raise the red flag and now the only boats which are permitted to sail are rescue vessels which are evacuating tourists stranded on Islands off the coast of Pattaya. All day on Monday and throughout Tuesday Tourists were brought back to Pattaya. As long as the red flag remains, all pleasure boats and private vessels are not permitted to sail, and any that defy the temporary ban will be prosecuted by the Marine Department who will closely monitor the weather over the coming days. They have assured boat captains that they will lift the sailing ban as soon as they can.

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Thai Marine plunges to his death in Sattahip after parachute fails

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A Royal Thai Marine plunged to his death after his parachute failed during a training jump in Sattahip District on Monday and fell onto the front porch of a house located close to the Navy Base. Police Colonel Chonapat, Chief of Sattahip Police attended the scene at the Egthani Village. Behind a gate of one of the houses was the body of Petty Officer First Class Rattapon aged 35. His parachute was still attached to him and it was clear the chute had failed. The body of the Petty Officer was taken to the local morgue and his family are now waiting for the results of an internal investigation into the incident.
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