Officials conduct beach cleanup at Katinglai Beach amid ongoing waste management concerns

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The Natural Resources and Environment Office mobilized to clean up Katinglai Beach after a significant amount of debris washed ashore, demonstrating a commitment to maintaining the beauty of Pattaya’s coastline.

PATTAYA, Thailand – The Natural Resources and Environment Office launched a cleanup operation at Katinglai Beach in North Pattaya, addressing the significant amount of debris that had washed ashore on October 30. The initiative highlights the local government’s commitment to maintaining clean and safe beaches for residents and tourists alike.




Community members expressed their appreciation for the diligent work of city officials, noting that their efforts are making a positive impact. However, concerns were raised about ongoing waste management challenges, particularly on Koh Larn, where issues related to stray dogs and littering persist. Residents urged local authorities to extend their cleanup efforts to this area, especially on beaches like Samae Beach, which are reportedly suffering from waste and dog waste accumulation.

Residents urge authorities to extend their cleanup efforts to Koh Larn, particularly at Samae Beach, where there is an increasing problem with dog waste and litter, emphasizing the need for ongoing environmental care.


The community applauds the efforts of local officials in their commitment to keeping Pattaya’s beaches clean, as seen in the recent cleanup at Katinglai Beach, showcasing the importance of environmental stewardship.
While progress is being made, residents highlight ongoing issues at Koh Larn, particularly with waste management and sanitation, urging continuous support and action to ensure a clean and safe environment for both locals and tourists.

The local government’s proactive approach to environmental stewardship has garnered positive feedback from citizens, with many encouraging officials to continue their efforts and maintain this level of commitment to the community’s well-being.