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Foreign Man Allegedly Attacks People on Pattaya's Walking Street

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A foreign man reportedly caused chaos on Walking Street in Pattaya's Nong Prue, Bang Lamung district, after being awakened while sleeping by the roadside. The incident occurred around 09:00, prompting Pattaya City Police to respond swiftly to the disturbance. Witnesses claimed the man, appearing to be between 30 and 35 years old, aggressively chased and attempted to assault both locals and tourists, instigating panic.

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The authorities found the man in a nearby building, still in a highly agitated state. According to a Bolt ride-hailing driver, he had initially noticed the man lying by the roadside and attempted to wake him to avert any risk of an accident. However, the man reacted violently, becoming verbally abusive and trying to attack those around him until bystanders managed to restrain him.

Following this incident, local residents expressed their concern about safety in the area. Police are investigating further to assess the man's identity and any underlying issues that may have contributed to his actions. The event highlights the need for vigilance and community support in managing unexpected situations.

Authorities are now considering additional safety measures on Walking Street to prevent similar incidents. They have urged the public to report any suspicious behavior to help maintain a secure environment for residents and visitors alike.

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