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Storms loom, but Pattaya still packs out for long weekendLegacyStorm clouds may be looming over Thailand this weekend, but that’s not stopping waves of tourists from descending on Pattaya’s beaches. Despite unstable weather conditions forecast across large swathes of the country, the seaside city is bracing for a surge in holidaymakers from May 9 to 12, as the Royal Ploughing Ceremony and the Visakha Bucha Day substitution create a rare four-day break. The Thailand Meteorological Department (TMD) has issued a weather warning, citing summer storms triggered by a moderate high-pressure system from China clashing with Thailand’s sweltering air mass. Northern and northeastern provinces are expected to bear the brunt, but parts of the east — including Chon Buri province, home to Pattaya — are also on alert. “Thunderstorms, gusty winds, and even hail are possible between May 9 and 12,” the TMD warned in its 24-hour forecast issued yesterday, May 8. Photo of a beach in Pattaya, courtesy of Come to Pattaya In Pattaya, conditions are expected to be highly variable. While much of the day may see sunshine, isolated afternoon thunderstorms and sudden gusts could disrupt outdoor plans. Temperatures are expected to hover around 26–28°C in the early mornings and peak at 34–36°C during the day. Elsewhere, Bangkok is set for hot weather with scattered storms affecting around 30% of the city. Coastal areas in the south, especially along the Andaman Sea and Gulf of Thailand, face a higher risk of flash floods and runoff in mountainous terrain. Mariners are advised to exercise caution, with wave heights in storm-hit areas potentially exceeding 2 metres. Still, that hasn’t dampened tourist enthusiasm in Pattaya. Hotel bookings remain solid, beachfront vendors are busy, and tourism operators report business as usual, reported Pattaya Mail. Local officials have urged visitors to stay alert. “Tourists should monitor local weather reports and be ready to seek shelter during sudden downpours.” The TMD also reminded the public to be aware of health risks associated with extreme temperature shifts and strong winds, particularly for vulnerable groups and outdoor workers. The story Storms loom, but Pattaya still packs out for long weekend as seen on Thaiger News.

13 foreign sex workers arrested in undercover operation in PattayaLegacyPolice officers yesterday, May 8, arrested 13 foreign sex workers who were illegally offering services to tourists along Pattaya Beach. Some were also found to overstay their visas. More than 50 officers from Mueang Pattaya Police Station, the Tourist Police, and the Immigration Bureau conducted a crackdown operation at around 7pm on Pattaya Beach, targeting illegal sex workers. The operation was carried out undercover, with officers posing as domestic tourists. During the operation, police focused on foreign women who approached numerous beachgoers and attempted to persuade them to purchase sexual services. Officers arrested 13 foreign prostitutes, including seven Uzbek nationals and six Ugandan nationals. Lubricating gel and condoms of various sizes were seized from each woman as evidence. According to a report by Thai Press, some of the women were staying in Thailand on student visas, while others were found to be overstaying. Photo via Facebook/ THAI PRESS All suspects were taken to Mueang Pattaya Police Station for criminal recording and further legal proceedings. They were charged under Section 5 of the Act on Prevention and Suppression of Prostitution, which covers contracting, inviting, introducing, or offering prostitution. The offence carries a fine of 1,000 baht. Photo via Facebook/ THAI PRESS Some also faced further charges for overstaying their visas, which can result in imprisonment of up to two years, a fine of up to 20,000 baht, or both, under Section 81 of the Immigration Act. They would also face a ban from re-entering Thailand. Each sex worker will be deported from the country after serving their penalties. Photo via Facebook/ THAI PRESS In a separate incident on the same day, a crackdown on a foreign prostitute was also reported on Koh Pha Ngan, an island in the southern province of Surat Thani. In this case, an officer came across multiple sex service advertisements on the website www.Thailand.escortnews.com. The Russian sex worker who was arrested on Koh Pha Ngan. | Photo via Matichon One of the sex workers advertised was a 34 year old Russian woman residing on Koh Pha Ngan. A police officer posed as a client and arranged to purchase sex services from her at a rate of 11,000 baht per hour. The officer set up a meeting at a hotel, where the woman was subsequently arrested. The woman confessed to her illegal activities and revealed that she earned several hundred thousand baht through the trade. Most of her clients contacted her between 1am and 5am each day. The story 13 foreign sex workers arrested in undercover operation in Pattaya as seen on Thaiger News.

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