More than 100 Pattaya city workers, municipal officers, and civil-defense volunteers received training in combating drug-related problems from the National Command Center for Drugs.
Teerasak Jatupong, director of the Maintenance of Order and Internal Security Department, led the June 9 training for permanent and temporary city staff, plus volunteers from Thappraya 2310 and Praya Radio volunteers.
Pattaya city workers, municipal officers, and civil-defense volunteers attend training in combating drug-related problems.
The latter two organizations are a part of Pattaya’s surveillance network and back up police.
The training featured lecturers from Pattaya police’s radio station speaking about the current drug situation, and guidelines for problem-solving, including prevention.
Knowledge development focused on the NCCD’s strategy against drugs use and sales, and encouraged related organizations to be key forces in the battle against drugs.
Trainees then took a field trip to Nakhon Ratchasima and Loei from June 10-12 to observe anti-drug operations there and exchange knowledge with officers from Narcotics Control Office Region 3 and Loei Municipality.
