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National Park hits back at online trash drama – tourists help to clean up too

Officials from the Than Bok Korani national marine mark hit back at suggestions from netizens that they are not doing anything about trash on the beach at the idyllic Koh Hong.

A post said that the area was beautiful again after a clean up operation in the morning.
Chief Weerasak Srijatjang said that trash blown in off the sea was normal at this time of the year even if it was especially bad in the last few days.
His teams were working to make sure the area was cleared up every day. Sometimes foreign and Thai tourists chipped in to help too.
Campaigns to stop one use plastic and foam from being used and discarded in the area were working, he said, with many tourists bring pintos containing their lunch.
He denied suggestions circulating online that national park staff were doing nothing about it.
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