Koh Larn registers 158 businesses in accommodation crackdownLegacyTo clean up Koh Larn’s rapidly expanding accommodation sector, Bang Lamung District Chief Patcharapat Srithanyanon announced the successful registration of unlicensed guesthouses and rentals on the popular tourist island. The crackdown, which aims to bring unregulated businesses into compliance, promises to improve transparency and foster sustainable development in the region. “Koh Larn has become a major destination for both Thai and international tourists,” Patcharapat explained. “With the rise of unregistered accommodations, it was time to take action and ensure that all businesses meet the necessary standards.” Pictures courtesy of The Pattaya News The island, just off the coast of Pattaya, has seen a rapid increase in accommodation options over the past few years. However, many of these establishments have been operating without proper licences, creating challenges for both authorities and tourists. To address this, a joint operation was launched with Pattaya City, Pattaya Police Station, and Chon Buri’s Forensic Division 2, conducting rigorous on-site inspections under the 2008 and 2023 Hotel Business Regulations. Nearly 200 accommodation operators applied for registration, but after document reviews, fingerprint checks, and property assessments, 158 businesses met the criteria and were approved for legal status. “This process ensures that only qualified establishments are granted licences to operate legally,” Patcharapat stated. The newly registered businesses will be granted their official registration certificates during a ceremony on Monday, June 16, attended by officials from both Bang Lamung district and Pattaya City. With the registration comes a new requirement: operators must now pay taxes to Pattaya City. These funds will be earmarked for improving the infrastructure of Koh Larn and the greater Pattaya area, supporting both tourism and local development. The registration process is seen as a vital step toward sustainable tourism, ensuring that the island’s booming tourism industry remains regulated and transparent, reported The Pattaya News. This initiative marks a significant shift towards better oversight of Koh Larn’s accommodation sector, with hopes that it will create a more organised and sustainable environment for both businesses and visitors. The story Koh Larn registers 158 businesses in accommodation crackdown as seen on Thaiger News.

Pattaya to revamp entertainment zones and taxi systemLegacyTo modernise and better serve the ever-growing number of tourists flocking to Pattaya, Bang Lamung district has unveiled major plans to overhaul its zoning regulations for entertainment venues and completely restructure the motorbike taxi system. This ambitious initiative was announced at a meeting chaired by District Chief Patcharapat Sritanyanon at the Takian Tia Municipal Office, attended by government leaders and key industry representatives. “With Pattaya’s rapid growth, our outdated entertainment zoning laws—established over 20 years ago—are no longer fit for purpose,” said Patcharapat. As the city’s tourist attractions expand beyond the iconic beaches and Walking Street, an increasing number of visitors are turning to nightlife spots and entertainment venues for their holiday relaxation. However, a significant issue has been the many venues operating in a legal grey area, unable to obtain official licenses due to restrictive zoning laws. Pictures courtesy of The Pattaya News Currently, the legal entertainment zone in Pattaya is confined to a small area in Central Pattaya, running from Third Road to the Beach and from North Pattaya Road to Bali Hai Pier. As the city has grown, so too has the number of venues—particularly in Jomtien and Pratumnak—operating without the necessary licences, sparking debates within the local community. In response, Bang Lamung officials are in talks with Chon Buri Province and the Department of Provincial Administration to explore the possibility of extending these zones, allowing more venues to become licensed. “We are moving ahead with discussions to ensure these venues can operate legally and contribute to the economy,” added Patcharapat. A follow-up meeting is scheduled for next week, where representatives from local police, the Pattaya City government, and the Nightlife Operators’ Association will evaluate the feasibility of this proposal. Experts from the Department of Provincial Administration will also be on hand to advise on nationwide zoning regulations. As well as the entertainment zoning overhaul, Bang Lamung is also looking to improve tourism safety by revamping its motorbike taxi system. The district, which oversees nearly 1,000 motorbike taxi stands and 5,000 drivers, plans to update driver registries, enforce uniform standards, and introduce stricter penalties for unsafe practices, such as overcharging or failing to ensure passenger helmet use. The uniforms may even be redesigned to reflect local identity, complete with logos, driver names, and QR codes for better passenger identification, reported The Pattaya News. The reforms will also extend to shared songthaew taxi services to boost efficiency and increase tourist confidence in public transport. While these proposals are still in the works, no official timeline has been set for implementation. The story Pattaya to revamp entertainment zones and taxi system as seen on Thaiger News.

Pattaya launches new emergency medical training initiativeLegacyTo enhance safety and attract more investment, Pattaya is rolling out a new emergency medical system project that aims to reassure both tourists and investors. Mayor Poramet Ngampichet recently welcomed Paisan Konjampa, Deputy Secretary-General of the National Institute for Emergency Medicine (NIEM), along with his team, to discuss the details of this exciting initiative. The NIEM team highlighted Pattaya’s status as a special economic zone in Thailand’s eastern region and a globally renowned tourist hotspot, particularly known for its stunning beaches. Recognising the importance of both public safety and emergency support, they emphasised the urgent need for a stronger emergency medical system to protect residents and tourists. The project, titled CPR on the Beach, will focus on providing essential training in emergency reporting, basic first aid, and emergency vigilance to local communities and tourism operators in Pattaya. Under the programme, key tourist areas will participate in training aimed at assessing their readiness to respond to emergencies. These areas will be certified as “Safe Communities” upon successful completion. The initiative also plans to expand the network of Community Emergency Volunteers, aiming to increase public awareness of safety and preparedness. Additionally, key tourist locations, including the helipad on Koh Larn, will be equipped with improved emergency services. Mayor Poramet has made it clear that the safety of both residents and visitors is a top priority for Pattaya. “We are committed to ensuring that Pattaya remains a safe environment for everyone, and this project is an important step towards making that a reality.” The city has been working closely with relevant agencies, including Pattaya Hospital, which will play a key role in coordinating training activities for this initiative, reported Pattaya Mail. In similar news, Pattaya is at the heart of a national debate over the proposed Hotel and Overnight Accommodation Act, also known as the Equal Accommodation Bill. While aimed at modernising outdated laws, critics argue it could compromise safety standards, erode community trust, and threaten the sustainability of tourism in places like Pattaya, where informal accommodation operates in a legal grey area. The story Pattaya launches new emergency medical training initiative as seen on Thaiger News.

Chon Buri woman slashes wrist in despair, rescuedLegacyA 54 year old Thai woman in Chon Buri was left in despair, turning to self-harm after a series of financial setbacks left her and her partner destitute. Yesterday evening, June 12, the woman, whose identity is withheld for privacy, attempted to slash her wrist and arm with a broken soy sauce bottle at her rented home in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung. The woman had been living with her foreign partner in Thailand for over 15 years. Her partner, who is ill and unable to care for himself, relied on financial assistance from relatives abroad. However, their world came crashing down when his bank account was suddenly frozen, leaving them without income or money for food. Struggling to make ends meet, the mounting stress ultimately led the woman to take drastic action in a moment of despair. Rescue workers from Sawang Boriboon Pattaya swiftly responded to reports of the incident. When they arrived at the scene at Soi Mab Yai Lia 19 in Bang Lamung, Chon Buri, they found the woman with severe cuts to her wrist and forearm. After administering first aid, the rescue team rushed her to a nearby hospital for further treatment. As she sat recovering, the woman explained that her partner’s situation had left them both in a dire financial state, with no way to afford even necessities. As the couple struggled to survive, the overwhelming stress of their situation became too much for her to bear, prompting her to harm herself, reported The Pattaya News. In a heartwarming twist, one of the rescue workers, who had arrived on a motorcycle and was not wealthy, felt deeply moved by her plight. Concerned that she would have no money for food after leaving the hospital, the rescuer gave her 500 baht from his pocket, a selfless act of kindness that touched the hearts of many. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai), or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress, or depression. Seek help. The story Chon Buri woman slashes wrist in despair, rescued as seen on Thaiger News.

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