PATTAYA, Thailand— In a collective effort to deal with intensifying roadway traffic jam near train crossings, Pattaya City authorities, led by Deputy Mayor Wuthisak Rermkijakarn assembled a conference at Pattaya Town hall on February 27, concentrating on creating reliable techniques to alleviate the installing traffic concern.
Deputy Mayor Wuthisak highlighted the seriousness of the circumstance, mentioning the intensifying traffic density along roadways surrounding to train tracks. Pattaya City’s preliminary release of peacekeeping officers intended to improve traffic circulation throughout peak hours, however experienced difficulties as public compliance subsided and doubts remained over the officers’ legal authority.
Acknowledging the shared duty in between Pattaya City and regional police headquarters, Banglamung and Nongprue, authorities looked for collective options. Conversations fixated boosting coordination at crossway points, enhancing workforce release, refining task schedules, and reinforcing officers’ legal understanding and enforcement abilities.
In an appealing screen of uniformity, Assistant to City Mayor Sakchai Charoenyukongrod, Komgrit Pholwichit and Head of the Peacekeeping Department consisting of traffic authorities inspectors Pol. Maj. Col. Jakrit Chantakham and Pol. Maj. Col. Manoon Somabuet, from both police headquarters promised assistance, culminating in the formula of a joint functional strategy. Fifteen Pattaya City officers were designated to help with traffic management throughout peak hours from Monday to Friday, in addition to on weekends and public vacations, throughout 6 significant crossway points along the train roadway.
The effort, which began on February 24, intends not just to reduce traffic jam however likewise to improve security and boost Pattaya City’s credibility as a congenial and well-managed location for citizens and visitors alike.
