Post office in Na Jomtien

Dear Editor;

Yesterday I went to the new post office at Sukhumi Rd, Na Jomtien. I picked up a parcel, there was supposed to be three items in the parcel, according my order and the invoice. However, when I came home I learned one item was missing.

So my advice to all readers is please check the parcels you pick up before you leave the post office.

I can also mention that one parcel is missing all together.

This never happened at the Naklua post office.

Yours,
PJN

Illegal CD vendor continues to annoy

Editor;

Concerning the very loud music outside the entrance to South Pattaya market: the Illegal CD vendor who has been warned, but turns up at 1 a.m. and plays thumping music until 6.30 a.m. or later, City Hall has done nothing. Again it’s just promises, promises. This vendor shows total and utter disrespect for Wat Chaimongkol opposite and local residents, drowning out monks chanting and other services as well keeping residents awake all night. Wake up City Hall, give us back some respect and sleep.

Yours Respectfully,
James Morrison

Think before littering

Aloha;

If one ever saw a baby choking on a cigarette end or a bottle cap, you would never litter again. The Pollution Solution Group would like to start to see a big decline in these two items being left behind, for unknowing children and wildlife to find and ingest.

We are not telling people to quit smoking or drinking, we are just asking them to think before leaving things behind that can kill children and wildlife, like cigarette ends, bottle caps, disposable lighters and camera batteries.

We know that Pattaya Mail also has concerns for our children and wildlife and we thank them for putting this to print.

Mahalo.
Wishing All, Happy Holidays.
Gerry Rasmus,
Pollution Solution Group

Post office in Na Jomtien

Illegal CD vendor continues to annoy

Think before littering