Pattaya Enhances Security and Monitors Prices Ahead of US Navy Arrival
As 5,400 US Navy personnel arrive in Pattaya for a training break, local authorities ramp up security and urge businesses to avoid price gouging.
Pattaya authorities have implemented enhanced security measures and urged local businesses to avoid price gouging as 5,400 US Navy personnel are set to arrive in the city on January 27 for a training break.
Pol Col Navin Teerawit, the city's police chief, outlined a comprehensive security plan to ensure a safe and smooth visit for the US personnel, stressing the importance of fair pricing and cooperation from local businesses.
Authorities are also advising businesses to report any suspicious activities to the emergency hotline.
The US Navy personnel will be in Pattaya until January 31, with four US Navy ships docked during this period for the break.
A recent meeting between the US Embassy’s deputy defense attaché and the commander of Provincial Police Region 2 discussed safety and traffic management in preparation for the large influx of visitors.
Pol Col Navin Teerawit, the city's police chief, outlined a comprehensive security plan to ensure a safe and smooth visit for the US personnel, stressing the importance of fair pricing and cooperation from local businesses.
Authorities are also advising businesses to report any suspicious activities to the emergency hotline.
The US Navy personnel will be in Pattaya until January 31, with four US Navy ships docked during this period for the break.
A recent meeting between the US Embassy’s deputy defense attaché and the commander of Provincial Police Region 2 discussed safety and traffic management in preparation for the large influx of visitors.
