Two beach umbrella operators found violating alcohol sales law in Pattaya

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Residents express dissatisfaction with the state of Pattaya and Jomtien beaches, urging the city to take action to restore its cleanliness and appeal for visitors.

PATTAYA, Thailand – The Pattaya City Administration, through its Complaints and Policy Planning Division, in collaboration with the Sanitation and Environmental Health Department, conducted an inspection at two beach umbrella locations. Initial findings revealed violations related to the sale of alcohol, as stipulated in Chapter 3, Section 27, which prohibits the sale of alcoholic beverages and cannabis products in public areas. As a result, a 15-day suspension was issued from October 26 to November 9.

Public feedback has been varied, with some expressing concerns about cleanliness at Jomtien Beach and asking if there are plans for cleanup operations. Comments included expressions of disappointment about the beach’s current state compared to previous visits, inquiries about whether tourists and drinkers would face restrictions, and mentions of the numerous options available for ordering drinks.

Some individuals remarked on their ability to order from Jomtien until dawn, while others raised concerns about parking availability and fairness. Citizens are encouraged to submit complaints via the Pattaya Mayor’s direct page or the hotline 1337.


Pattaya officials conducted inspections at beach umbrella locations, uncovering violations related to the sale of alcoholic beverages, leading to a 15-day suspension.



As regulations tighten, questions arise about whether tourists will face restrictions on alcohol consumption at local beaches, sparking discussions among residents and visitors.



Pattaya residents are encouraged to voice their concerns about beach conditions and local regulations via the Pattaya Mayor’s direct page or hotline 1337.