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PHUKET: A fine of 10,000 baht was paid yesterday by the owners of an underwater aquarium anchored in national marine park waters off Phi Phi. Marine Police found that the operators captured fish and allowed tourists to swim with them. While the papers appeared to be in order, further investigations are being carried out based on modifications to the boat and its anchorage in the marine park.
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Papers appeared in order. Yes, of course, papers were always in order, more that 8 years for sure! "Further Investigation" is something what would make that NCPO should investigate this investigation. Let NCPO investigate what is wrong for more than 8 years now with that aquarium. Let us know, Be open, fair and transparent. Eliminate any smell of local authority corruption. Posted by Kurt on February 24, 2015 14:22 
Would it have been ok if this was done in a location like those places where people put their feet in fish tanks? Posted by juswunderin on February 24, 2015 15:15 
Can they dream up any more ways to break the law & damage the environment? 11 out of 10 for initiative, but ... ??? Posted by Logic on February 24, 2015 18:19 
The fine is hardly going to stop them. They probably pocket more profit than that daily. Posted by Duncan on February 24, 2015 18:56 |
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Imagine if it was a foreigner the fine would be at least 10,001Baht.
Posted by Feisty Farang on February 24, 2015 12:20