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Tell me, how is it in terms of the flood that everyone is talking about ??
we are going on 1 november
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Read here http://www.turpravda.ua/th/pattaya/question-25331.html#ans
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you VladiMIRoff. I would like an answer from someone who is resting there now ??
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answered 13 years ago
Today in Pattaya the temperature is +29 sunny and there is no hint of rain. You understand that if there are floods in Pattaya, then everything passes in half an hour. And it's dry again. Because here is the Gulf of Thailand, the water goes down quickly, unlike other areas
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answered 13 years ago
No, we are FLOODING!!! Do not go here, otherwise there are too many tourists, excursions need to be booked a week in advance, there are no places. And I generally keep quiet about hotels on the islands, there are no places for a month. And we also have crocodiles running around Pattaya and soon an earthquake is planned. Come in April, May and until September. And now it is not necessary. And so we can not cope with tourists :))))))))))))))))))
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answered 13 years ago
Well, here's another proof that you need to refuse and not go. I told you :))))))))))))))))
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answered 13 years ago
I just looked at the webcam in Pattaya: the sky is blue, the sun is shining. The time in Thailand is about 2 pm. And it’s 150 miles to Bangkok.
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answered 13 years ago
Amir where do you sell tours in Pattaya? I will definitely come to you for a tour.
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answered 13 years ago
thanks max36. I already answered in a personal :)))))) How do you know? Did we meet in Pattaya?
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answered 13 years ago
Where do I think I saw you? I have already been to Pattaya 25 times (if not more), and for the last 10 years I have been staying only at the Pattaya Park Hotel. So see you soon. See you.
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answered 13 years ago
Anatole - you’re karkat !!! planes fly to the BKK, many also want to look at the BKK, and there ... this is not a PTT, of course.
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answered 13 years ago
Good afternoon!
I am also very concerned about this issue. We arrive in Bangkok on October 31 and have to go to Pattaya by car. We have two small children (1 and 3 years old) with us. The media write and say that in the next three weeks the situation will only worsen, that in Bangkok the water level in some places reaches 2 meters, the number of victims already exceeds 300 people, and a state of emergency will be introduced soon. What is really going on? We can't risk the kids
I am also very concerned about this issue. We arrive in Bangkok on October 31 and have to go to Pattaya by car. We have two small children (1 and 3 years old) with us. The media write and say that in the next three weeks the situation will only worsen, that in Bangkok the water level in some places reaches 2 meters, the number of victims already exceeds 300 people, and a state of emergency will be introduced soon. What is really going on? We can't risk the kids
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answered 13 years ago
Of course, I am not a journalist and write only what I see.
Just got back from Laos. On the way to Laos, we passed all the "flooded" areas. Water was not seen anywhere. More precisely, it is, but it is normal for these areas. It's always like that there. These are provinces that have specially built on the water to engage in fishing, etc. Houses were also built in the water, they travel all their lives in boats. What's so strange and scary about that? They themselves want it. And there is no water anywhere on the roads. Closer to Laos it is generally dry, or rather drought. People dig special pits to somehow collect water and keep it in the fields. Rice doesn't grow without water. And the stupid media people think they're drowning. Or just make a sensation out of it. You won't even find a puddle in Bangkok. I'll try to post pictures today.
Just got back from Laos. On the way to Laos, we passed all the "flooded" areas. Water was not seen anywhere. More precisely, it is, but it is normal for these areas. It's always like that there. These are provinces that have specially built on the water to engage in fishing, etc. Houses were also built in the water, they travel all their lives in boats. What's so strange and scary about that? They themselves want it. And there is no water anywhere on the roads. Closer to Laos it is generally dry, or rather drought. People dig special pits to somehow collect water and keep it in the fields. Rice doesn't grow without water. And the stupid media people think they're drowning. Or just make a sensation out of it. You won't even find a puddle in Bangkok. I'll try to post pictures today.
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you for answering. Because media reports of course "hit on the nerves" ...
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks for the answer! Of course I would love to see pictures. And then we have to fly on the 30th already :-)
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answered 13 years ago
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answered 13 years ago