Crane legs on Jomtien footpath prompt city enforcement action

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Municipal enforcement officers inspect crane support legs positioned on the footpath along Jomtien Second Road.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya municipal officers have taken action against a crane operator who placed the vehicle’s support legs on the pedestrian footpath along Jomtien Second Road on November 11, raising concerns over damage to public infrastructure and pedestrian safety.

Jomtien municipal enforcement officers inspected the site, issued an arrest record and referred the case to the Jomtien Municipal Enforcement Centre for a fine. Placing heavy crane supports on footpaths can crack pavement tiles, cause the ground to subside and damage the underlying structure. The equipment can also obstruct pedestrians and create hazards for people walking through the area.



The incident highlights the need to keep Pattaya’s footpaths clear and protect public infrastructure from damage caused by heavy vehicles and equipment. Residents who encounter similar obstructions or damage to public walkways can report them through Pattaya City Hall’s 1337 hotline.

Heavy crane supports can crack or weaken pavement and obstruct pedestrians, prompting officials to take enforcement action.