Pattaya City Launches Free Transport Service for Healthcare Access

PATTAYA, Thailand – August 6th, 2026 – Pattaya City, in partnership with the Sen Dai Foundation, officially launched a free transportation service project on Wednesday to help people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups access public health services. The launch, held at the Thapphraya Meeting Room in Pattaya City Hall, included the signing of a cooperation agreement between the two entities. This initiative aims to ensure that vulnerable residents, including those with disabilities and the elderly, can conveniently access healthcare services. The program will provide transportation for individuals who may face difficulties in commuting to hospitals or attending other medical appointments, thereby removing logistical and financial barriers to essential care. Pattaya City's collaboration with the Sen Dai Foundation highlights the city's dedication to improving the welfare of its residents and ensuring that healthcare is accessible to all, irrespective of their physical or economic circumstances. The free transport service is anticipated to be a vital lifeline for many, enhancing their ability to manage their health and well-being. Further information on how to utilize the service and the specific criteria for eligibility can be obtained by contacting the Pattaya City administration or the Sen Dai Foundation. This project serves as a model for other municipalities in Thailand looking to address similar challenges in healthcare accessibility for their communities. Information source: Pattaya News