Pattaya Police open ‘1-stop service center’

Officials prepare to cut the ribbon on the new police public-service booth.

Boonlua Chatree

The Pattaya Police Station has opened a public-service booth to better assist residents and business owners.

Region 2 police commander Lt Gen Tha-ngai Pratchsachaksattroo cut the ribbon on the new service center Nov. 19. The opening followed a ceremony in which nine Buddhist monks from Chaimongkol temple prayed for Pattaya officers who had died in the past year.

The service center comes in response to Tha-ngai’s call for police stations to create more confidence and trust in the community by offering additional free public services. The new room is just inside the Soi 9 station.

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