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August 11, 2023 - Hua Sai, Nakhon Si Thammarat province. Local fishermen fish around the large stone breakwaters built approximately 30 metres from shore. Thailand's longest continuous sea barrier structure, known as a breakwaters, is a costly alternative to seawalls and can also negatively impact the coastlines natural environment by altering the natural erosion cycle and forming sandy alcoves along its length. Running for over 10 kilometres and consisting of hundreds of large stone barriers, it began construction in 2016 and was finally completed in 2020.
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2023-08-11
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