Central Festival leads effort to renovate Suttawas Temple

Central Festival Pattaya Beach, the Provincial Waterworks Authority, and Nongprue residents are hard at work renovating toilets and beautifying the landscape at Suttawas Temple.

Warunya Thongrod
Central Festival Pattaya Beach, the Provincial Waterworks Authority, and Nongprue residents joined forces to renovate toilets and beautify landscapes at Suttawas Temple.
Nongprue Mayor Mai Chaiyanit joined managers and employees from Central Festival and North Pattaya’s Central Center, temple neighbors and students from Wat Suttawas School for the Sept. 6 community-outreach project, the seventh of 10 planned by the beachfront mall.
Volunteers cleaned 38 toilets, repaired restrooms and repainted temple buildings. Electricians from Central Festival fixed switches and lamps while engineers repaired the temple’s roof.
Central Festival executives said future activities are planned for Prachumkhongkha, Chaimongkol, Mai Hat Samran and Luang Pho Ee temples.

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Central Festival leads effort to renovate Suttawas Temple