ASBESTOS IN THAILAND AND DIOXINE IN INDIA

Many bungalows of resorts in Thailand they have a corrugated gray asbestos roof, and around them are sawn pieces, For example in Koh Chang where I stayed three weeks in 2015 there was asbestos everywhere, at one point they decided to cover the outdoor dance floor with a roof, Arrival: a team of kids started hammering and sawing the asbestos slabs without any protection, I tried in vain to warn them, even tourists who were chatting on their cell phones breathing that tainted air, It seems that the fatal disease manifests itself 20-30 years after inhalation, so I should die before I get old or something, but those young people risk not getting old, Also behind Patong Beach in Pukhet there was a vast group of houses with asbestos roofs, I walked through them to reach the beach, One morning I saw that they had cleared the whole area for new buildings and there was asbestos everywhere, the dust was carried by the wind to the beach, I walked away, but all the others continued to breathe that poison, If you warn them they laugh in your face or don't understand and don't give a damn, too bad for them, Instead in India tons of dioxin because waste burns on the roadside and motorists breathe dioxin, In short, these exotic countries, half of our holidays are much more polluted and dangerous than the West

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