Jetsada Homklin
Pattaya restaurant turns secondhand shop amid recession
A Pattaya restaurant has replaced cook-to-order meals on its menu with secondhand clothing and home products in order to survive the latest coronavirus shutdown.
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Shish kebab carts disappear from Pattaya’s streets
Before Covid-19 came to Thailand, it seemed very street in Pattaya had at least a couple food carts selling shish kebab.
From Beach Road to...
Pattaya Nongprue sub-district finally lights up dark soi
Nongprue has lit up a dark street where neighbors had put in their own lamps due to government inaction.
Rung Tabtim, chairman of Nong Samo...
Pattaya-Nongprue food bank open 3 days a week
Nongprue continued its effort to help those affected by the Covid-19 crisis by again opening a food “cupboard” to the poor and unemployed.
Mayor Mai...
Pattaya charities rescue unemployed family living in tent
Pattaya-area charities came to the rescue of an unemployed Nongprue family living in a tent after being put out of work by the coronavirus...
Pattaya beer bar turns clothing retailer
An East Pattaya beer bar has turned to selling clothes to survive the lockdown.
Parichart Siriwan, owner of The Local on Soi Khao Noi, said...
Pattaya bar toasts lockdown
You can’t buy a beer, but you can get toast at a bar on Soi Yamato.
The Little Hole Bar said Jan. 21 patrons can...
Pattaya and Nongprue residents give food to disabled, elderly & poor
Nongprue brought food and necessities to 20 poor, disabled, and elderly residents.
Social Welfare chief Pattama Chanchiew and 11 volunteers brought food boxes to Banglamung...
Lonely days for sunbathers on Pattaya-Jomtien beaches
In normal times, Jomtien Beach in January would be filled with leathery Europeans browning themselves under the winter sun, but these are not normal...
Pattaya’s masseuses make case for economic relief
Pattaya’s spas and massage parlors made their case to Thailand’s Health Ministry, arguing for financial aid and a path to reopening their businesses.
About 100...