Report Pattaya Cracks Down on Nightlife to Ensure Safety

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In a decisive move to bolster Pattaya's reputation as a safe, drug-free destination, officials launched a late-night operation targeting entertainment venues. The joint effort, led by Mr. Nattapob Yomjinda, Deputy District Chief of Banglamung, alongside Police Lieutenant Colonel Suchart Dusadee, Deputy Superintendent of Pattaya City Police Station, aimed to curb illegal activities that could tarnish the city's image.

 

The operation kicked off at T25 Beer & Bistro Pattaya near Soi Thappraya 3, with authorities diligently inspecting liquor licences, venue permits, and patrons' IDs. They also conducted random drug tests but found no illegal substances or activities.

 

Next stop was Sangkasi 90 on Pattaya Third Road, a popular PR-style venue. Here, officers ensured the lights were turned on and music ceased to facilitate thorough checks. Once again, no violations were discovered.

 

This meticulous operation is part of a broader initiative led by the Ministry of Interior, under the guidance of Deputy Prime Minister and Acting Prime Minister Mr. Phumtham Wechayachai, who also serves as Minister of Interior. The “No Drugs, No Dealers” policy mandates provinces to implement measures to foster drug-free communities, employing four key strategies to address drug-related issues.

 

These inspections not only aim to suppress illegal activities but also enhance tourist confidence in Pattaya’s safety. By promoting a secure environment, officials hope to elevate Pattaya’s status as a world-class, family-friendly tourism destination.

 

This proactive approach underscores a commitment to maintaining Pattaya's allure while ensuring the well-being of both residents and visitors. Through these efforts, the city hopes to continue attracting tourists from around the globe, convinced of its reputation as a safe and vibrant holiday spot.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Pattaya News 2025-08-18

 

[Will B Good]

7 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

aimed to curb illegal activities that could tarnish the city's image.

 

 

 

......tarnish the city's image........brilliant

 

 

 

[JoePai]

Poor deluded fools  🥱