Pattaya Municipal Officers Safely Reunite Lost Children with Family
Pattaya municipal officers successfully reunited two lost children with their parents following a request from Pattaya City Police. The officers escorted the children home, concluding the incident. Residents are encouraged to contact the city's 1337 hotline for assistance.
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