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Representatives from local SMEs and community enterprises proudly display their high-quality products selected for the EEC Connext showcase, aimed at connecting grassroots innovation with global markets. The Eastern Economic Corridor Office of Thailand (EECO), through its Area and Community Division, has launched the “EEC Connext” initiative—an ambitious project aimed at strengthening the grassroots economy in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). This program is designed to bridge local enterprises with investors by fostering business matching opportunities and expanding market access for SMEs and community-based businesses in Chonburi, Rayong, and Chachoengsao. EEC Connext builds upon the success of the EEC Select program, which highlights outstanding local products and services. While EEC Select identifies high-quality, health-focused goods rooted in local wisdom, EEC Connext serves as the next step: integrating these products into broader investment and supply chains, both domestically and internationally. According to Mr. Chula Sukmanop, Secretary-General of the EECO, “EEC Connext is a strategic platform that links communities, industrial estates, and markets. By enhancing product standards and expanding trade access, we’re enabling local businesses to participate meaningfully in the global economy.” More than 30 curated products from SMEs, community enterprises, and industrial estates have been selected for promotion under the EEC Connext banner. These products will be showcased at two major trade events: Thailand Wellness & Healthcare 2025: 26–29 June 2025, Hall 101, BITEC Bangna Smart SME Expo 2025: 7–10 August 2025, Halls 7–8, IMPACT Muang Thong Thani In addition to exhibitions, both events will feature Business Matching sessions, facilitating direct connections between local producers and potential investors or partners. The initiative also supports Wellness Tourism by promoting certified “EEC Select Best Service” operators offering high-quality wellness experiences in the three EEC provinces. This effort aligns with the growing demand for health-conscious travel and offers new income streams for local communities. Through EEC Connext and EEC Select, the EECO aims to distribute economic benefits more equitably, generate new revenue channels, and enhance overall quality of life in the region. These programs reflect the EEC’s broader vision of inclusive and sustainable development. The EECO welcomes all stakeholders, investors, and members of the public to participate in these upcoming events, support local innovation, and contribute to the long-term growth of the EEC region. Mr. Chula Sukmanop, Secretary-General of the Eastern Economic Corridor Office of Thailand, visits the EEC Connext booth at Thailand Wellness & Healthcare 2025, highlighting the region’s commitment to sustainable economic growth through community-driven development.

Pattaya streetlights dark after wire theft — repairs underway, public demands action. PATTAYA, Thailand – Eight high-mast streetlights along Sukhumvit Road—from Lotus Mall to Soi 85—have gone dark after high-voltage cables powering the control boxes were stolen. The Pattaya Public Works Department inspected the site and confirmed the theft, which has caused the outage. Repairs are ongoing, with an expected restoration time of about one week. The Pattaya City Complaint Office promptly responded to public reports, coordinating with relevant authorities to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. However, many residents remain frustrated and are demanding tougher penalties for the wire thieves. Calls for increased police patrols and more surveillance cameras have grown louder, especially for dark and hazardous areas such as the Rongpo-Khao Mai Kaew road and near the Motorway bridge. Residents have also raised serious safety concerns about poorly lit areas in Pattaya, describing them as very dark and dangerous spots prone to frequent accidents. Complaints have been made about locations such as the road between Nong Pla Lai and Takiantia, Chaiyaphonvithi 1/1—where fallen trees have damaged power lines—and Naklua Soi 17, all reported as extremely dark at night. Despite these reports, residents say responses have been delayed or passed between different jurisdictions, leaving these risky areas unattended. Many urge officials to conduct inspections around 7 PM to fully understand the extent of the darkness and the safety risks it poses. Wire theft leaves Sukhumvit Road in darkness — safety concerns rise. Some suspect that the same group of professional thieves may be responsible for similar cable thefts in other parts of Pattaya, including underground wiring near water pumps in Soi 93. Local voices are urging Mayor Poramet Ngampichet and city officials to step up efforts to catch the criminals behind these thefts. Suggestions include tighter monitoring of scrap metal buyers who might be purchasing stolen cables, along with more frequent police patrols and expanded surveillance camera coverage to deter future incidents and improve public safety. To help address these and other city concerns, Pattaya offers a dedicated hotline, 1337, enabling residents and visitors to quickly report issues related to public safety, sanitation, traffic, and local disturbances. This direct line to city officials ensures swift assistance and fosters a safer, more orderly Pattaya for everyone. Residents urge tougher crackdowns as high-voltage cables stolen in Pattaya. Pattaya officials vow to boost patrols and cameras after streetlight sabotage.

Two Cambodian men caught selling ice cream and fruit illegally on Pattaya Beach Road PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya City police stepped up enforcement efforts along the beachfront promenade after growing complaints about foreign nationals illegally working as street vendors. The popular tourist area, which draws thousands of visitors daily, has seen an increasing number of foreign workers blending in with Thai sellers, especially during peak hours. Police officers, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Panupong Nimsuwan and Pol. Sub Lt. Theeradech Paisanpakdee, stopped two Cambodian men who were using modified motorbike carts to sell goods to beachgoers. One man, aged 37, was selling fruit, while the other, aged 39, was offering ice cream. Officers discovered that both lacked work permits and were operating unregistered vehicles. They were taken into custody for further legal proceedings. During questioning, the men admitted they had been in Thailand for some time and knew their activities were against the law. They said they took the risk because they needed to support their families in Cambodia, where economic opportunities are scarce. Locals say illegal foreign vendors are everywhere – markets, side streets, even delivery apps Their arrests have stirred a wave of public discussion. Locals have pointed out other areas in Pattaya where foreign nationals appear to operate street stalls, including well-known markets and neighborhoods. Some mentioned vendors at Jomtien’s morning and evening markets, while others called attention to delivery riders from India, Myanmar, and Cambodia. Many residents voiced support for the enforcement effort, noting that Thai vendors already face steep competition and costs. Some questioned whether previous cases had resulted in consequences, and whether fines and follow-up action were consistent. Authorities are asking the public to continue reporting violations and suspicious activity. Those who suspect illegal employment in Pattaya can contact the national emergency number 191 or call the Pattaya Police Station directly at 082-7999111. Police emphasized that while Pattaya remains open to all tourists, the laws surrounding employment and public vending must be respected. Foreign workers admit selling without permits to send money home despite knowing it’s illegal Pattaya police urge public to report violations via 191 or 082-7999111 for swift action

Drug den blitz: Bang Lamung cops bust bamboo hideoutLegacyBang Lamung officials stormed a notorious bamboo hideout, rounding up suspected drug users in a sweeping crackdown. Yesterday, June 27 at 5pm, Bang Lamung District Chief Patcharapat Sritanyanon led a coordinated operation targeting a known drug hotspot in Village 1, Khao Mai Kaew subdistrict. The mission, aimed at choking off local drug networks, was carried out under the supervision of Wanchai Wannaphrom, Head of the District Administrative Group, Chief Security Officer Nathaphop Yomjinda, and Khamphrai Laosaen, an administrative officer. The operation was reinforced by Bang Lamung Territorial Defence Volunteers, determined to send a message that drug activity would no longer be tolerated. Officials were acting on a steady stream of complaints from concerned residents who had witnessed youths frequenting the area to buy and use drugs. Armed with this intelligence, officers mapped out three locations believed to be at the heart of the illicit trade. The first target, a ramshackle collection of five zinc-roofed shacks hidden in a bamboo grove, yielded four suspects caught with drug paraphernalia. Officers meticulously searched the makeshift dwellings, seizing evidence to support charges. The second raid unfolded in an alley in Thong Mueang Village. As soon as the team arrived, suspects bolted in all directions, triggering a chaotic foot chase. After a determined pursuit, officers managed to detain eight suspects. A search of the alley revealed plastic zip-lock bags, lighters, and traces of narcotics—evidence of the area’s role as a hub for drug use. In total, 12 tested positive for drug consumption and were taken into custody, reported The Pattaya News. Officials confirmed that all detainees were documented before being sent for rehabilitation programmes aimed at breaking the cycle of addiction. “This operation is part of a broader initiative to eradicate drugs in our communities and protect public safety,” officials said. Residents are being urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the Damrongdhama Centre or via the 24-hour hotline 1567. The story Drug den blitz: Bang Lamung cops bust bamboo hideout as seen on Thaiger News.

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