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Buriram sub-district visits Pattaya

Jeerasak Hengsawat (left), president of the Puttaisong Sub-district in Buriram, presents an upcountry souvenir to Pattaya City Councilman Rattanachai Suthidechanai (right).

Urasin Khantaraphan
About 30 employees of a northeast Thailand sub-district became the latest in a seemingly unending parade of upcountry administrators visiting Pattaya as part of a junket to the Eastern Seaboard to improve their administrative skills.
City Councilman Rattanachai Sutidechanai welcomed Jeerasak Hengsawat, president of the Puttaisong Sub-district in Buriram, Feb. 27.
Rattanachai briefed the public servants on the growth of Pattaya and introduced important destinations and development methods behind becoming a tourism city.
Puttaisong officials said the trip was organized to increase worker efficiency as human personnel are the most-important resource in developing a city. Pattaya, they said, was interesting due to its status as one of the most important tourism destinations in Thailand.
Sub-district administrator Nisanat Jan-apat said she will implement the knowledge she obtained from Pattaya in her daily work.



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Buriram sub-district visits Pattaya

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Father warned for allegedly locking up, beating children

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Chachoengsao students observe Pattaya government’s workings

Pattaya School No. 3 celebrates 36 years

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HTMS Pattani searching for missing Malaysian Airlines aircraft

Roadwork outside CAT office has neighbors howling

Mass graduation for Pattaya schools set March 20

50 Ubon university students learn Pattaya’s history, structure

Down & out in Pattaya, Swedish family begs for deportation

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