City gives Dolphin Roundabout long overdue cleaning

A clean up crew from Pattaya Public Works gives the Dolphin Roundabout a good scrubbing, healing a long-standing eyesore. (Full story on page 3.)

Vittaya Yoondorn

City engineering workers gave the Dolphin Roundabout a good scrubbing after discovering other marine life was growing in its fountain.

About 10 workers drained the murky, algae-filled water May 16, scrubbing out the fountain to heal a long-standing eyesore.

While they were there, the civil servants redecorated the garden, trimmed trees and chemically cleaned the sculpture with long brushes. Finally, the dolphins themselves got the wet-towel treatment.

The work drew crowds of residents happy to see that government workers, however belatedly, were finally putting their tax money to work.

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