File photo courtesy: backpackers

A famous sign in Pattaya City has been targeted by vandals using spray paint, leaving authorities and residents outraged. The vandals defaced the well-known Pattaya City sign at Laem Bali Hai by spray painting the letters "P" and "A" and causing damage to the surrounding area.

 

Local reports revealed that concerned citizens raised the alarm on social media, prompting authorities to investigate the scene. The vandals not only targeted the sign but also defaced walkways and metal beams with graffiti and stickers.

 

The Pattaya City sign is a popular spot for tourists to capture photos and enjoy panoramic views of the city. The incident has sparked anger among residents and business owners, who are demanding strict legal action against the culprits, including possible imprisonment and hefty fines for damaging government property.

 

Fortunately, surveillance cameras in the area are being reviewed by authorities to identify the vandals responsible for this act of vandalism.

 

Earlier this year, Pattaya Mayor Poramase Ngampiches took personal action to apprehend two teenagers vandalizing public property at Bali Hai Pier. The culprits were successfully caught by the police and made to clean up the mess they had caused.
 

-- 2024-05-14

 

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

File photo courtesy: backpackers

A famous sign in Pattaya City has been targeted by vandals using spray paint, leaving authorities and residents outraged. The vandals defaced the well-known Pattaya City sign at Laem Bali Hai by spray painting the letters "P" and "A" and causing damage to the surrounding area.

 

Local reports revealed that concerned citizens raised the alarm on social media, prompting authorities to investigate the scene. The vandals not only targeted the sign but also defaced walkways and metal beams with graffiti and stickers.

 

The Pattaya City sign is a popular spot for tourists to capture photos and enjoy panoramic views of the city. The incident has sparked anger among residents and business owners, who are demanding strict legal action against the culprits, including possible imprisonment and hefty fines for damaging government property.

 

Fortunately, surveillance cameras in the area are being reviewed by authorities to identify the vandals responsible for this act of vandalism.

 

Earlier this year, Pattaya Mayor Poramase Ngampiches took personal action to apprehend two teenagers vandalizing public property at Bali Hai Pier. The culprits were successfully caught by the police and made to clean up the mess they had caused.
 

-- 2024-05-14

 

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Who did it? Foreigners?🙏

5 hours ago, webfact said:

The vandals defaced the well-known Pattaya City sign at Laem Bali Hai by spray painting the letters "P" and "A" and causing damage to the surrounding area.

So now does it read TTAYA or TTY guess it's to much effort to post a photo of the damage. tity city what a great name that would be.

OP-bot has just re-written this article and juggled a few words about to make it sound original.  All 5 paragraphs contain the same information and written in the same order.  Verdict:  Must try harder.

 

https://thepattayanews.com/2024/05/13/vandalism-defaces-iconic-pattaya-city-sign/

If I read the word 'iconic' one more time.......😬

Who writes this stuff? AI robots or US teenagers?