The 30-strong group from this eastern province filed the petition via a government-run Dhamrongtham complaint gathering branch at Rayong City Hall. Vendor Nichamon Khongcharoen, 58, urged the related agencies &ndash; the Natural Resource and Environment Ministry, the Marine Department and the Pollution Control Department &ndash; to solve this issue for the sake of the fishing as well as the tourism industries.

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