Pattaya Approves 17 More Health Projects to Benefit Residents
Pattaya City has approved funding for 17 additional public health projects aimed at promoting healthy living, preventing illness, and improving healthcare access for residents of all age groups, combining ongoing programs with new initiatives.
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