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Pattaya City is opening a market at the Central Pattaya shopping mall for disabled people to make a living.

 

Pattaya mayor Poramase Ngampiches presided over an opening ceremony for the “Disabled People Market” for disabled people at the Central Pattaya shopping mall on August 28th, in conjunction with the Redemptorist Foundation for People with Disabilities.

 

The Redemptorist Foundation has been committed to the development of those with disabilities in Thailand for the past few years, focusing mainly on Pattaya. The market was located on the Sunken field at the Central Pattaya shopping mall. The main purpose of this market was to provide better opportunities for disabled people to make a living and lessen their hardships.

 

Full Story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/08/30/pattaya-city-to-open-a-market-for-disabled-people-to-make-a-living/

 

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They will be doing well if there is wheelchair access... parking near markets is rarely organized and far from considerate. 

Headline says: "to make a living".

Article says the market is only "August 28th to September 4th, 2022"????

So they make a "living" in a week????

My gosh, give these people a regular place to open, not 1 week.

I would sure be frequenting it a lot more than the others in town, that's for sure!!!!!

Edited August 31, 20223 yr by mushroomdave

5 hours ago, mushroomdave said:

Headline says: "to make a living".

Article says the market is only "August 28th to September 4th, 2022"????

So they make a "living" in a week????

My gosh, give these people a regular place to open, not 1 week.

I would sure be frequenting it a lot more than the others in town, that's for sure!!!!!

Nicely spotted.. 

Judging from the OP picture there are no special low stalls for wheelchair dependent vendors to sell their wares. Is there good wheelchair access and proper toilet facilities? The cynic in me says.......????