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Phang Nga bay is a major marine attraction in Phuket with its landmark renamed \u201cThe James Bond island\u201d since it featured in one of the 007 movies.<\/h2>\n

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Phang Nga bay is a major marine attraction in Phuket with its landmark renamed \u201cThe James Bond island\u201d since it featured in one of the 007 movies.<\/p>\n

Every visitor to Phuket goes at least once to Phang Nga Bay during their holiday. Every day, around 10 000 people are shipped and as many as 200 boats cruise across the bay creating various pollution amongst which plastic and other non-organic waste.<\/p>\n

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LTC-001 – 007<\/h2>\n

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Designed and built by Caude Petit and Peter Jacops<\/h3>\n

Claude is a marine designer from Luxembourg based in Phuket. He designs boats for shipyards in Thailand and Indonesia. Peter is an accredited CE inspector and expert in ISO regulations for boats. Long time Phuket Resident and founder of Disabled Sailing Thailand.<\/p>\n

Licence To Clean 001 to 007<\/h3>\n

The LTC project is to have 7 eco-friendly costal cleaner catamarans around Phuket to collect all floating trash. 6 of them cruising and cleaning the most popular beaches of Phuket and the last one a larger version \u201c007\u201d in Phang Nga bay.<\/p>\n

All the collected trash will be separated on the boat by types of waste and at the end of the day, the sorted trash will be sent to recycling plant with the help\/support of the local communities, Or Bor Tor and junk shops. They will be the first boats of their kind in Phuket to clean the water front where all the tourists are. In addition to the great mission of preventing marine life feeding on the floating plastic, it will be a fantastic PR opportunity for Phuket and its Tourism industry.<\/p>\n

The boat is made from high density polyethylene thermoplastic or HDPE. HDPE is this white plastic that milk bottles are made from! It is 100% recyclable and a plastic that is very often collected during beach clean up. HDPE is extremely strong and more and more boats are made out of it.<\/p>\n

We’re fortunate to have all our boats covered with insurance, which is provided by Lambert Brothers Insurance Broker<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Sponsored by Intercontinental Phuket Resort<\/p>\n

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Sponsored by Blue Tree Phuket<\/p>\n

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Sponsored by Royal Phuket Marina<\/p>\n

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Sponsored by AXA Thailand General Insurance<\/p>\n

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Sponsored by AXA Thailand General Indurance<\/p>\n

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LTC in Action – The Nation Thailand feature article<\/a> on Saturday March 23, 2023<\/h2>\n

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LTC in Action<\/h2>\n

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Updates<\/h2>\n

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Facts & Numbers<\/h2>\n

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Phang Nga bay is a major marine attraction in Phuket with its landmark renamed \u201cThe James Bond island\u201d since it featured in one of the 007 movies. Every visitor to Phuket goes at least once to Phang Nga Bay during their holiday. Every day, around 10\u00a0000 people are shipped and as many as 200 boats cruise across the bay creating various pollution amongst which plastic and other non-organic waste.<\/p>\n

PHANG NGA bay is characterized by its limestone cliffs and rock formations. Its many wonders include caves and lagoons and it\u2019s dotted with coral reefs. It shelters at least 28 species of mangrove, seagrass beds and corals (see mermaid garden<\/strong> and coral farm<\/strong>). It was declared of international ecological significance in 2002 (Ramsar convention) and is part of Thailands Marine National Park (since 1981). It is also the home of mangrove forest and a breeding area of marine animals.<\/p>\n

However, due to water pollution and unsustainable practices, wildlife and underwater plants are declining, affecting food chain, photosynthesis and coastal protection.<\/p>\n

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CALCULTATE YOUR OWN CO2 EMMISSION HERE<\/a>.<\/h2>\n

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