Pattaya Clears Jomtien Footpaths of Overgrowth and Rubbish
Pattaya City Hall teams have cleared overgrown tree branches and collected rubbish from Jomtien's footpaths, aiming to improve pedestrian access and maintain a clean, orderly roadside environment. A public reporting hotline is also highlighted.
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