East Pattaya Officials Apprehend Illegal Rubbish Dumper, Fine Issued
Nongprue municipal officers in East Pattaya apprehended an individual caught illegally dumping rubbish in a public area on November 7. The offender faces a fine of up to 2,000 baht, and residents are urged to report such violations.
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