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Stop attacking tourists! Pattaya top brass and the “Care Bears” mean business

The message was loud and clear in Walking Street last night – Stop attacking tourists!
And bars and entertainment venues were warned – hurt tourists and face closure for five years.
More than 100 provincial officials and police top brass turned out in force in Walking Street, South Pattaya with a leaflet blitz as they try to repair the damage of a series of attacks on tourists at the resort and elsewhere.
Also included in the entourage were police dressed in orange and white teddy outfits named in Thai as “Mister Care Khun”.
Leading the way was provincial police chief Amphon Buarapporn and Pattaya chief Sukhthat Pumpangmuang who posed for tourists and received presentations from locals. Placards proclaiming “Stop Attacking Tourists” in English with pleas in Thai to work together and cooperate to bring an end to violence were waved for all to see.
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