Pattaya Officials Monitor Jomtien Beach for Public Space Misuse
Pattaya municipal officers addressed homeless individuals accumulating belongings on Jomtien Beach, impacting the public space's appearance. Maintaining the beachfront's proper use for tourists and residents remains a key concern for officials.
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