Patong Beach Requests Enhanced Security for New Year Event with 1,000 Jewish Attendees
Chabad Patong in Phuket's Patong Beach has requested enhanced police security for its New Year event, anticipating approximately 1,000 Jewish attendees. Authorities stated that permits are not required for events on private property, and no signs of protest have been reported.
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