Oil spill cleanup at Pattaya’s North Beach Curve prompts motorist caution

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Pattaya municipal officers place traffic cones at North Beach Curve to warn motorists following an oil spill reported on November 13.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya City officials have urged motorists to remain cautious at North Beach Curve following an oil spill reported on November 13 which left the road surface slippery and potentially hazardous. Traffic cones and municipal officers were deployed to alert drivers while environmental staff carried out the cleanup.

Although the spill is now believed to have been cleared, motorists are advised to slow down and take extra care in case oil residue remains on the road. Motorcyclists are particularly advised to exercise caution when navigating the curve to avoid losing control on any remaining slippery patches. Anyone spotting a road hazard or needing assistance can contact Pattaya City Hall hotline 1337.

Environmental staff clean oil residue from the road surface at North Beach Curve after the spill was reported.

Motorists are advised to slow down and take extra care when passing through North Beach Curve, even after the cleanup.