Crane Legs on Jomtien Footpath Trigger City Enforcement
Pattaya municipal officers have taken enforcement action against a crane operator for placing the vehicle's support legs on the Jomtien Second Road footpath, citing concerns over public infrastructure damage and pedestrian safety. The city urges residents to report similar incidents.
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