Pattaya Residents Complain of 24-Hour Concrete Plants Causing Dust and Traffic Issues
Residents in Nong Prue, Pattaya, Chonburi, are suffering from dust and traffic congestion caused by 24-hour concrete batching plants. Villagers report constant noise and dust from large trucks, along with fallen cement debris, leading to a significant decline in their living environment.
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