Pattaya pushes city order, market fairness and flood readiness ahead of June 28 elections
Deputy Mayor Wutthisak Rermkijakarn has directed city departments to maintain seamless public services ahead of the June 28 elections, focusing on market utility reforms, flood mitigation, and traffic enforcement to bolster Pattaya’s tourism image.
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