PATTAYA, Thailand– Pattaya City has actually provided an alerting to the general public and the economic sectors to stop connecting public notifications and ads to trees along Pattaya Beach and Jomtien Beach, as it breaks the law and harms the environment.
The caution followed the Environmental Science Department of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment in Pattaya City performed an assessment on December 20 and discovered many posters and brochures on trees in the location.
According to the Tidiness and Orderliness of Local Locations Act of 1992, Post 10, marketing in public locations needs consent from the regional authorities or authorities, and need to adhere to the requirements or conditions defined in the consent. Furthermore, marketing is restricted in particular locations, such as roadway edges, roundabouts, bridges, pedestrian overpasses, traffic indications, federal government indications, public gardens, roadways, trees, and light posts.
The only exception to this guideline is for setups for royal events, state events, or the reception of royal or governmental visitors.
Pattaya City has actually asked for the cooperation of all celebrations to avoid connecting, taking, or carrying out any activities on trees in the Pattaya Beach and Jomtien Beach locations, as it impacts the image of tourist and the preservation of natural deposits in the city.
Anybody who wishes to market in public locations need to get consent from the Environmental Science Department at the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, Pattaya City, at 038-253202 throughout workplace hours.
