US sailors may leave Pattaya but security patrols continue across city

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Pattaya municipal officers and police conduct joint foot patrols through tourist areas, keeping the city safe even as US sailors prepare to leave.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya’s joint security patrols continue across the city even as US Navy personnel from the USS Abraham Lincoln prepare to leave, with authorities maintaining a strong presence to protect visitors and keep tourist areas safe. Pattaya municipal officers are working alongside Tourist Police, Pattaya City Police, military personnel, Banglamung district defense volunteers and other agencies in coordinated foot patrols across the city.



The operation was stepped up during the USS Abraham Lincoln’s port visit to provide security and assistance to thousands of US sailors and other tourists. While the sailors’ visit is coming to an end, officials say their duty to keep Pattaya safe continues. Patrol teams are walking through busy tourist areas, helping prevent incidents, assisting visitors and responding to problems when needed.

Authorities are also reminding tourists and residents that help is available throughout the city. Anyone needing assistance can contact the Pattaya City Hotline at 1337. The continued patrols are aimed at giving visitors confidence to enjoy Pattaya’s streets, restaurants, shopping areas and entertainment districts safely, reinforcing the city’s message that security does not end when the visiting sailors leave.

Security teams patrol Pattaya streets to protect tourists and provide assistance, with officers maintaining a visible presence across the city.

Pattaya’s security operation continues after the USS Abraham Lincoln visit, with authorities urging anyone needing help to call the Pattaya City Hotline 1337.