Once the wind, rain and floods were gone, the work to clean up Pattaya began once again.
Even though Typhoon Noru had diminished to a tropical storm in the Northeast and Central, its tendrils were felt in the East, with gusty winds blowing litter around the city.
City sanitation workers were deployed along the entire beachfront Sept. 29 to sweep up the plastic bags, alcohol bottles, cans, foam boxes and other garbage carried by wind and storm runoff to the streets and beach.
Even the sand was blackened by sewage and debris from overflowing sewers.
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