#ไม่หยุดพัฒนา หลังประสบความสำเร็จดูกล้องแบบเรียลไทม์ได้กว่า 400 ตัว ผ่าน Line OA : Pattaya Connect ล่าสุดนายกเบียร์เตรียมทำ MOU เพื่อพัฒนาความปลอดภัยในเมืองพัทยา

ผู้ช่วยผู้จัดการ ร้าน ลาวญวน สาขา เซ็นทรัลเฟสติวัล พัทยา บีชบริษัท เซ็น คอร์ปอเรชั่น กรุ๊ป จำกัด (มหาชน)บริษัท เซ็น คอร์ปอเรชั่น กรุ๊ป จำกัด (มหาชน)อ.บางละมุง จ.ชลบุรี18,400 - 27,400 บาท (ตามประสบการณ์) +Incentive

เชื่อจริง ๆ หรอว่าฝรั่งไม่รู้ ??

ประเด็นคือผัวไม่ทำงานด้วย ไถตังค์ดูดไอซ์ไปวัน ๆ 😤

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Tourists express sympathy but also frustration, suspecting that children are being used by their guardians for financial gain. PATTAYA, Thailand – A tourist lodged a complaint regarding an alarming scene in Pattaya, one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations. Children, aged around 2 to 10, were spotted sitting alone on the sidewalks, holding out a single cup, asking for spare change from passing tourists. The sight struck a deep sense of sympathy in onlookers, but at the same time, many suspect that the children were being exploited by their guardians as a means to earn money through their vulnerability. Following the report, a journalist visited the area near Walking Street and South Pattaya Road. There, they found the children sitting on the sidewalks as described, with cups containing both banknotes and coins — contributions from kind-hearted tourists. In some locations, adults, believed to be the children’s guardians, were seen supervising the begging, some appearing to be between 40 to 60 years old. Despite numerous government and law enforcement efforts to tackle the issue, the practice of child begging remains widespread and has become a familiar yet deeply troubling sight for Pattaya’s residents. However, for foreign tourists, it creates a negative image of the city, tarnishing its reputation. The ongoing issue highlights the need for more effective solutions and stricter enforcement to eliminate such practices. Pattaya residents are increasingly concerned, calling for more action from authorities to put an end to the exploitation of children.

“Nong Tangmo,” believed to be under 10 years old, draws sympathy online as people question the morality of using baby elephants for begging. PATTAYA, Thailand – Municipal officers from the Naklua enforcement team responded to public complaints about a mahout (elephant handler) bringing a young elephant onto public roads in Pattaya to solicit food from passersby. The incident, which occurred amid the scorching summer heat, saw the mahout encouraging pedestrians and motorists to buy food for the elephant — a practice widely condemned for both animal welfare and public safety reasons. Officials promptly issued a warning to the mahout and ordered him to return the elephant, known as “Nong Tangmo,” to its shelter. The case quickly gained attention online, where concerned citizens expressed sympathy for the young elephant and called for stricter enforcement. Commenters noted that while some mahouts livestream to raise funds for food and care, not every elephant owner has such support, leading to desperate measures. Others questioned the ethics of keeping elephants if owners cannot afford proper care, arguing that elephants should be relocated to proper sanctuaries such as those in Surin Province, where long-term care is guaranteed. Municipal officers confront a mahout in Pattaya for bringing a young elephant to the streets to beg for food from the public. “Just a warning?” — Critics demand tougher penalties, arguing that this kind of exploitation should be prosecuted under animal welfare laws.

German tourist abandoned in Jomtien sparks debate over foreign-Thai relationships and social responsibilities. PATTAYA, Thailand – A German tourist was found stranded and in distress in the Jomtien area after reportedly being kicked out of his home by his Thai wife without explanation, according to local officials. The incident occurred during routine patrols by the Jomtien district enforcement unit under the Policy and Planning Division of the Pattaya City Administration, operating under the directive of Pattaya Mayor Poramet Ngampichet, who prioritizes the safety of all visitors in the city. Officers responded quickly after receiving a report from a concerned citizen. Upon arriving at the scene, they found the man in a hopeless and dejected state. Initial questioning revealed that the man had been evicted by his Thai partner and now lacked shelter. Pattaya municipal officers, together with local police and coordination from Pattaya Immigration and Tourist Police, provided initial assistance and pledged to continue supporting the man while assessing the next steps for his welfare. The case has reignited long-standing public debate over foreign-Thai relationships, especially those involving significant age and cultural gaps. Social media users and local residents expressed mixed opinions — some sympathizing with the man, others criticizing the perceived pattern of poor judgment among certain foreign men who enter into relationships with much younger Thai women. Local officials rush to aid stranded foreigner as Pattaya grapples with rising cases of expat hardship. “I’ve lived here for 30 years. I’ve seen too many older foreign men fall for young women who end up scamming them,” one resident commented. “If they chose women their own age, they’d be less likely to be deceived.” Other voices pointed to the vulnerability of both parties — noting that in some cases, foreign men themselves exploit local women or fabricate financial hardship to manipulate their Thai partners. Some commenters also highlighted broader concerns unrelated to the incident, such as children being used to sell flowers late at night and the need for more active social protection and law enforcement. While the German man’s case is not uncommon in tourist-heavy areas like Pattaya, it reflects deeper issues surrounding expectations, cultural misunderstandings, and power dynamics in cross-national relationships. Authorities continue to monitor such cases closely while encouraging visitors to exercise caution and awareness when engaging in long-term partnerships. Heartbreak in paradise: German man left homeless by Thai wife highlights fragile cross-cultural ties.   Public calls for more awareness and protection amid stories of love, loss, and financial ruin in Pattaya.

Foreign condo residents lose patience — Ongoing noise, firecrackers, and beach brawls turn once-tranquil Jomtien into a nightly disturbance zone. PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya authorities are facing increasing criticism as violations along Jomtien Beach continue to spiral out of control, despite repeated complaints by long-term foreign residents living in nearby condominiums or visitors staying at hotels. These residents say they have endured months of sleepless nights and daily disturbances caused by loud music, firecrackers, street brawls, petty thefts, and unauthorized alcohol sales right on the beach. One of the most persistent issues has been the illegal commercial activity taking place directly on public sand. Authorities recently conducted inspections targeting vendors illegally renting out chairs, tables, and sound systems—often operated well into the night. Some vendors have also been caught selling kratom-infused beverages, which are regulated under Thai law, as well as other substances that fall into a legal grey area. Despite random crackdowns, enforcement efforts have done little to restore order. Unlicensed vendors often return within days of being removed, operating under the radar and capitalizing on the high foot traffic from tourists and locals. Some residents claim local officials turn a blind eye or are overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the problem. The situation has put the city in a difficult position: balancing Pattaya’s image as a free-spirited, tourist-friendly destination with the need to enforce basic laws and ensure quality of life for local residents—many of whom are retirees or long-term foreign visitors seeking peace and safety. Unless more consistent and transparent enforcement is carried out, residents fear the situation will further erode confidence in local governance and affect the area’s reputation as a viable long-stay destination. Illegal vendors return despite raids — Authorities crack down on unauthorized rentals and kratom sales, but violations persist. Tourist spot or twilight law zone? — Jomtien Beach faces identity crisis as lax enforcement fuels rising disorder.   Residents call for real action — Frustrated locals demand consistent policing to restore peace and safety along the popular beachfront.