Pattaya City carried out detailed assessments at the Bali Hai Pier on June 14, to make sure the security and wellness of travelers and citizens.
Led by council member Dilok Thongnak, the assessments concentrated on the electrical and lighting systems, which were discovered to be in correct working order without any electrical leakages.
The assessments were performed as a preventive step, thinking about the considerable increase of travelers going to the popular Bali Hai Pier location in South Pattaya. With 10s of countless travelers often visiting the place every day, it was important to recognize and resolve any possible risks to prevent unpredicted mishaps.
In addition to the assessments at the Bali Hai Bridge location, Dilok Thongnak and the officers from the city engineering department’s Koh Larn Island branch likewise took a look at the drain system on resort island. The focus was on the upkeep work of water drain pipelines along the bypass roadway linking Tawaen and Samae beaches.
The sewage pumping system near Thonglang Beach was likewise verified to be in great condition, with designated officers offered for upkeep throughout rainy days.
