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Pattaya bans high-pressure PVC pipe-guns that can cause blindness

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From Pattaya Mail

In a concerted effort to safeguard public safety amid the Songkran festivities, the Policy and Planning Division of the Pattaya Municipal Administration has launched a proactive campaign to convey a critical message: the strict prohibition of high-pressure water guns, commonly known as PVC pipe-guns.

Security teams are taking to the streets to disseminate this urgent warning, emphasizing the inherent dangers associated with the sale and usage of these banned water guns. The force generated by high-pressure water guns poses a grave risk, capable of causing serious injuries upon impact, particularly to the delicate organs such as the eyes, potentially leading to irreversible blindness. Moreover, these prohibited devices pose significant hazards to motorcyclists navigating the city’s thoroughfares.
 

  • Guest changed the title to Pattaya bans high-pressure PVC pipe-guns that can cause blindness
2 hours ago, Olddaddy said:

About time 

+1

 

I recall on one of our boards few years ago somebody reported an eye injury cause by that  technology enhanced water splashing

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