Pattaya police survey public opinion on new station for Koh Larn

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Residents of Koh Larn express strong support for the establishment of a new police station, aiming to improve safety and efficiency on the island.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya City Police conducted a public opinion survey regarding the establishment of a new police station on Koh Larn, off Pattaya coast on November 8. Pattaya Police Chief Pol. Col. Navin Teerawit assigned Pol. Lt. Thongin Panyanam, Deputy Inspector, along with Pattaya volunteer officers, to gather feedback from local residents on whether a dedicated police station should be set up in the area.

Currently, Koh Larn only has a police checkpoint without investigative authority, requiring cases to be transferred to Pattaya City Police for further investigation. Establishing a police station on the island would allow officers to handle legal procedures and conduct investigations directly, improving response time and operational efficiency.

The survey showed that most residents are in favor of establishing the new station, which would enhance coordination and provide faster public service. Pending the final results, authorities may renovate the existing checkpoint on the island to serve as the Koh Larn Police Station, ensuring quicker service and safety for the community.


The Pattaya Police survey shows promising public approval for a new police station on Koh Larn, which would enable faster responses to legal matters.

The proposed Koh Larn Police Station would eliminate the need to transfer cases to Pattaya, improving law enforcement’s efficiency and coordination.
With most locals in favor, the renovation of the existing police checkpoint could soon result in a fully operational police station on Koh Larn, ensuring quicker and more direct service.