Pattaya Monitors Rainfall During Holiday Weekend, Urges Caution for Travelers
Pattaya City is closely monitoring rainfall across the city during the three-day holiday weekend from October 23-25. Officials are soliciting reports from residents to better understand local conditions and are urging caution for motorists and tourists.
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