Stranded Bulgarian Tourist in Pattaya Receives Assistance for Repatriation
A Bulgarian tourist, left without accommodation in Pattaya, received assistance from Tourist Police and the Bulgarian Honorary Consulate, securing temporary lodging and a flight home.
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