Pattaya officials seize furniture from businesses blocking public road in Jomtien Soi 7

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Pattaya municipal enforcement officers inspect businesses along Jomtien Soi 7 for tables, chairs and advertising signs placed on the public road.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya municipal officials have taken action against businesses placing tables, chairs and advertising signs on the public road in Jomtien Soi 7, following an inspection aimed at keeping streets clear for motorists and pedestrians.

Jomtien municipal enforcement officers, working with public order officials, inspected the area and recorded violations involving businesses using the road as private space. Officers issued arrest records and took the cases to the Jomtien Municipal Enforcement Centre for fines and further processing.

Authorities stressed that public roads must remain accessible to everyone and cannot be occupied with furniture, signs or other items that obstruct traffic or inconvenience people using the route.

Residents and visitors who encounter similar obstructions can report them to Pattaya City Contact Centre on 1337.

An enforcement officer issues a violation record to a business operator for occupying public road space with tables and other items.

Business operators speak with Pattaya officials following enforcement action over tables, chairs and other items placed on the public road.

 

Municipal officers load tables, chairs and other items onto a truck during the operation to clear public space in Jomtien Soi 7.