Hat Yai Police Tighten Grip on Noisy Malaysian Motorcycles Causing Public Nuisance
Hat Yai police in southern Thailand are intensifying crackdowns on Malaysian-registered motorcycles with illegally modified exhaust pipes, which are causing noise pollution and distress to residents. This action follows numerous complaints from the local community, highlighting cross-border traffic issues.
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