Pattaya officials remove goods obstructing public space at Wat Chai Market

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A tense tug-of-war develops between Pattaya enforcement officers and vendors during an operation to clear goods encroaching on public space at Wat Chai Market.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya municipal enforcement officers inspected vendors at Wat Chai Market on October 19 after finding merchandise extending beyond the boundaries designated by the city.

The operation targeted goods, including flowers and fruit, placed beyond permitted areas. Officials collected items that encroached on public space and referred the vendors for fines at the Pattaya Municipal Enforcement Centre.


The enforcement reflects the need to keep public areas orderly and accessible. While vendors depend on their businesses for a living, allowing merchandise to spread beyond designated boundaries risks progressively obstructing footpaths and making it difficult for pedestrians to pass.

Consistent enforcement of municipal regulations is essential to ensure public spaces remain accessible to everyone and that all traders operate under the same rules.

Pattaya municipal officers remove flowers, fruit and other merchandise extending beyond designated boundaries at Wat Chai Market, enforcing rules intended to keep public spaces accessible.

Pattaya officials enforce municipal regulations at Wat Chai Market, seeking to prevent merchandise from spreading onto footpaths and obstructing pedestrians’ access to public areas.



Pattaya residents can report vendors obstructing public footpaths or encroaching on public space by calling the city’s complaint hotline at 1337.