
Locals stood by watching but, possibly wisely, not intervening. I blow a whistle to get them to look up into the camera, but as a foreigner I'm disinclined to get involved unnecessarily with any Thai authorities. I do wonder what I could do with photos like the above and several others, including a BMA drains contractor, without risking compromising myself. Has anyone tried?
Eight months after the soi was completed alongside an undeveloped, pleasantly green area the edge of the road is now some 30% occupied by rubbish. Eventually, and poignantly, someone has improvised a sign:

หัาม ทิ้ง ขยะ - stop dump(ing) rubbish.




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