Lekhotla la Bohahlauli la Thailand (TAT) le sebetsa 'moho le bankakarolo ba lehae le bahahlauli ho Koh Samui ho felisa ts'ebeliso ea polasetiki ea ts'ebeliso e le 'ngoe le ho khothaletsa bohle ho fokotsa litšila, ho e sebelisa hape le ho e sebelisa bocha ho thusa ho sireletsa tikoloho ea sehlekehleke.
Ba boholong Thailand ba lehae la Koh Samui ba ntse ba etsa letšolo la ho nchafatsa le ho laola litšila. E khothaletsa baahi le bo-rakhoebo ho arola litšila tsa bona bakeng sa ho sebelisoa bocha ho fokotsa bongata ba lihlahisoa tsa lithōle sehlekehlekeng seo.
Ho nahana ka phokotso ea litšila ho potlakela ho ts'oaroa har'a likhoebo tsa Thailand tse amehileng ka tikoloho le li-globetrotters ho la Samui.
Kaha ho na le libaka tse ntle ka ho fetisisa Thailand, ha ho makatse hore baeti ba Koh Samui ba ntse ba eketseha ka lebelo le makatsang. Ka tšubuhlellano ena ho tla tlhoko ea ho fumana botsitso lipakeng tsa ts'ebeletso ea tlholisano, boemo bo phahameng le phello ea tikoloho. Ka lehlohonolo, ha tlhokomelo e se e fetohile litseleng tsa ho boloka tikoloho e bonolo ea tikoloho ea Koh Samui, baeti ba ka khutlisetsa sechaba sa lehae sa Thailand ka ho theha litšila tse nyane le ho siea mohato o fokolang oa matsatsi a phomolo.
Mabenkele a lehae le mabenkele sehlekehlekeng sena a le lets'olo khahlanong le polasetiki e sebelisang hanngoe. Lihotele le libaka tsa phomolo, hammoho le likhoebo tse amanang le bohahlauli ho la Koh Samui, le tsona li thusa ho etella pele ho taolo e nang le boikarabello ea litšila ka ho latela melao-motheo e meraro ea 'R': phokotso, ts'ebeliso hape le tšebeliso ea bocha. Libaka tsa boikhathollo tse fumanehang Koh Samui e bile tse ling tsa tsa pele tse ileng tsa sebelisa phetohelo ea joang e thehiloeng ho limela e aparetseng Thailand le ho etsa hore ts'ebetso ea bona ea bohahlauli e tšoarelle.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is working together with local stakeholders and tourists on Ko Samui to eliminate the use of single-use plastics and encourage all to reduce waste, reuse and recycle to help protect the island's ecosystem.
- Hotels and resorts, as well as tourism-related businesses on Ko Samui, are also helping to lead the way on responsible waste management by following the three ‘R' principle.
- It is urging residents and business operators to separate their waste for recycling to reduce the amount of garbage produce on the island.
