Report Pattaya Beach: Locals Unite for Massive Shoreline Cleanup

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PIcture courtesy of Pattaya Mail

 

Pattaya Beach was buzzing with activity as over 500 eager locals gathered for a massive cleanup, led by Mayor Poramet Ngampichet.

 

This high-energy event focused on revitalising the beachfront, drawing significant support from city officials and local tourist groups, ensuring it remains a safe, world-class destination.

 

The initiative saw the participation of Deputy Mayors, City Council Members, and associations like the Pattaya Boat Operators and Jet Ski Rental Club. Residents pitched in, showcasing a collective commitment to their beloved coastline.

 

Pattaya Beach, a year-round tourist hotspot, faces challenges with debris during low tide, including plastic, glass, and hazardous materials, making cleanup efforts crucial for safety and reputation.

 

To combat waste and preserve the beach, local organisers launched the Pattaya Beach Cleaning initiative.

 

Volunteers were divided to tackle key areas such as the Dusit Curve and South Pattaya Beach, meticulously removing debris beyond the high-tide mark, a collaborative effort highlighted by Pattaya Mail.

 

This successful event underscored the power of community and shared responsibility. Mayor Ngampichet lauded the achievement and confirmed plans for future cleanups as part of a long-term strategy to maintain Pattaya’s pristine allure.

 

These ongoing efforts aim to keep the beach a top choice for tourists worldwide, highlighting Pattaya's commitment to sustainability and beauty.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-25

 

 

[blaze master]

Good work. Make it a weekly event. 

[mikebell]

Next, every soi in the land.

[JimHuaHin]

Too bad that the local government authorities do not do this on a daily/weekly basis, unlike in many coastal tourist areas in Australia.