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Military aims to ‘return happiness’ to Chonburi residents

Chonburi military forces and regional police joined to “return happiness to Thais” at a parade and show in Pattaya.

Chonburi military forces and regional police joined to “return happiness to Thais” at a parade and show in Pattaya.
Col. Yuthichai Thianthong led 300 forces from the 14th Military Circle and local police stations at the June 3 event intended to restore confidence in safety for tourists and residents in Pattaya.
The Military Fancy Drill by female officers performed, along with the base’s Military Orchestra and a cabaret show from Alcazar Pattaya.
A mobile medical station offered free checkups and Thai massage services.
The evening was capped by a deployment ceremony attended by Chonburi Gov. Khomsan Ekachai, 14th Military Circle commander Maj. Gen. Nat Inthacharoen, Chonburi police commander Thanet Pinmueng-ngam and Pattaya Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome. (CPRD)

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