Pattaya Residents Return Blue Shirts Amidst Governor's Order
Pattaya, Thailand, is witnessing a surge in the return of blue shirts following an order from the Chonburi provincial governor to cease their use. Local authorities are reportedly offering 550 baht per shirt to those returning them.
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