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City cleans beaches in Jomtien, Wong Amat

Jetsada Homklin
Pattaya environmental workers cleaned Wong Amat and Jomtien beaches during low tide, ridding the shoreline of submerged rocks, broken glasses and rubbish in response to Pattaya Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome’s policies that aim to improve the image of Pattaya and prevent tourists from being injured by sharp objects while walking on the beach or swimming in the sea.

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