Pattaya Closes Eastern Railway Road Section for 30 Days for Drainage Works
Pattaya City has temporarily closed a 275-meter section of the Eastern Railway Road from October 30 to November 30 for drainage construction. This closure, part of Phase 2 of the Eastern Railway Road drainage system project, is expected to cause temporary disruption to residents and traffic.
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