Locals call in the media after fears that Pattaya sign will collapse on their heads

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Locals call in the media after fears that Pattaya sign will collapse on their heads

 

Picture: The Pattaya News

 

The Pattaya News reported that they went to Sukhumvit Road Soi 43 after complaints that a sign was damaged in the high wind and rain. 

 

A video showed that a section of the zinc sign was flapping precariously in the wind.

 

Locals said it collapsed last year and was threatening to do the same now. 

 

It belongs to Nanaphan Electronic said the media. 

 

Source: The Pattaya News

 

 

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[worgeordie]

They will wait till it falls,maybe injures someone ,THEN they

might try and do something about it.

regards Worgeordie

[bluesofa]

Oh right, I thought this was a massive sign on a hill somewhere, saying "Pattaya", similar to the Hollywood sign in the US.

[monkeycu]

9 hours ago, worgeordie said:

They will wait till it falls,maybe injures someone ,THEN they

might try and do something about it.

regards Worgeordie

Well it is safer to work at ground level  

[jacko45k]

I recall being in Central and looking through the glass at a storm on the Beach Side. Loose advertising boards were blowing around in circles like in a blender. Get indoors when it is like this. 

[mikebell]

The 100 baht tax on tourists is to pay for -  the repatriation of people who die while on holiday ... from flying signs.

[essox essox]

20 hours ago, worgeordie said:

They will wait till it falls,maybe injures someone ,THEN they

might try and do something about it.

regards Worgeordie

QUITE right.....no need to take down as it will fall down on its own accord....saves someone in Pattaya city hall having to think what to do about it, in its present condition !!!

[Basil B]

22 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Oh right, I thought this was a massive sign on a hill somewhere, saying "Pattaya", similar to the Hollywood sign in the US.

I think one should be more worried about the "Waterfront Condo" collapsing...