Pattaya Officials Crack Down on Unauthorized Vendors on Jomtien Beach
Pattaya municipal officers conducted an operation on October 24 against vendors selling goods without permission on public land along Jomtien Beach. Some vendors reportedly hid in nearby stores to evade inspection. Violators were fined.
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