Pattaya Intensifies Campaign Against Youth Vaping
Pattaya City is expanding its educational campaign on the dangers of e-cigarettes to students and strengthening community-led drug abuse prevention efforts. The city is particularly concerned about the spread of vaping among youth and plans to intensify educational visits to schools.
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