Sansabai changes...

[Dan W]

Gondalas could be the new Venice anyone got a striped shirt!

 

[TWIGGY2]

Is the Expat pool close by?

 

[Bonkers D. Bobcat]

I've got a watermelon pink striped one but not the flat hat.

 

[JustJules]

Next Soi over, Soi Sunset. Bit of a stroll in the heat from SB anyway.

 

[Ashley D]

Something else for me to biatch about :he:

 

[Nick A. Please]

Perfect and you can speak a bit of Italian! You could use your stick as sort of pole.:wai:

 

[Pompal 09.]

What's this obsession with my stick Damaz? 555!

 

[charlie murphy]

Will do. :cheers:

And you keep wearing those RTGs of Mavs :eyes:

 

[Daisy Blaahhh]

Don't worry that 'sticks' firmly in your grasp55

 

[TruthTeller]

Oooops.Of course BB pool will be compensated 5555

 

[politically_incorrect]

5555555 Good point. The UK's water seems to evaporate quicker every year, could be an immigration issue or the massive amounts of tourists showering 3 times a day or it could be the extremely high temperatures across Wales and the Pennines where most of the water is........Cough!

I don't feel I've had a night out unless I've tripped over at least two of the un-painted 'speed' bumps on Sansabai. It's even better fun when they are submerged under a foot of water! Hate getting my flip flops wet, take ages to dry out.

Seems like plain 'common-sense' not to refurbish a swimming pool while they are driving piles in the area! Have you seen some of the cracks in windows down there.

It rains, it floods, it's Thailand. If you need water pop to the 7-11, they've so much they'll sell you some! h:

 

[kitkato95]

Welch IINM.

 

[Gee]

You can cut through the Yorksire (Thai-life spa) takes 3 minutes.:intello:

 

[Laura W]

No need to worry about flooding any more...it's all being taken care of!>>>

Gazette today

PATONG, PHUKET: Patong Mayor Pian Keesin has launched an ambitious program of public works in a bid to prevent a repeat of the flooding that deluged Phuket’s premier resort town during last year’s monsoon season.

Mayor Pian said he guaranteed that the four projects underway would be complete before the rains start this year.

“I’m not saying there will be no more flooding in Patong, but compared to last year I’m sure the situation will be much better,” he said.

One project aims to prevent the return of the sardonically named ‘Nanai River’, a 50-meter stretch of Nanai Road which spent much of last year’s wet season under three feet of water.

The size of the inundation varied with rainfall but generally stretched from the Aroonpat Village housing estate to the Chang Residence Hotel.

Around 200 meters of drainpipe will be laid along the side of the road in order to siphon floodwater into the nearby Pak Lak Canal.

Mayor Pian said a tender process for the four-million-baht project was currently underway.

“It won’t take more than two months to finish construction,” he said.

A second project last week saw two pumps installed in the canal beside Patong Hospital, which was also the site of flooding last year.

Mayor Pian explained that the pumps would speed up the passage of water through the canal.

In a third project, drainpipes are being laid underneath Phang Muang Sai Kor Road, the new road running north-south behind Jungceylon.

One section, which was completed on Wednesday, will direct water from behind Jungceylon, under the road and past JJ Market Phase 2.

A second section, which is now underway, will direct water from the same place to Patong’s wastewater treatment plant.

“Laying another line will double the water drainage,” said Mayor Pian.

Finally, Pak Bang Canal will be dredged and widened to increase the amount of water it can direct into the sea.

 

[mynameisqiana]

Thanks Mr slam:thumbsup:

 

[David J]

Wont help the Soi Sansabai sites that are below sea level 55555!

 

[Bossoli is back?]

Does the Expat allow unregistered guests to use their pool for a fee?

 

[ted j]

Buy some food and drink and they will be happy I think.