Pattaya’s new toilet buses prioritize access for elderly and handicapped
Pattaya Mayor Poramet Ngampichet inspects the newly acquired mobile restrooms, including units tailored for the elderly and disabled. The initiative aims to improve sanitation facilities and accessibility across the city.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya Mayor Poramet Ngampichet spearheaded an inspection of three newly acquired mobile restrooms and three additional units specifically designed for the elderly and disabled on May 24. These acquisitions aim to address the current shortage and prolonged usage of existing large-sized mobile restrooms, which are not suitable for all locations.



Mayor Poramet emphasized Pattaya’s reputation for hosting numerous events to promote tourism and stimulate the local economy. “Therefore,” he stated, “we must take steps to enhance convenience, hygiene, and the overall quality of life for residents and visitors alike.” The introduction of these mobile restrooms is part of the city’s on-going efforts to maintain a clean environment and provide better facilities.

The newly designed mobile restrooms in Pattaya prioritize practicality and accessibility, ensuring adequate sanitation facilities for all public events.

“The new mobile restrooms are designed to be more practical and accessible,” Mayor Poramet continued, “ensuring that all public events in Pattaya can offer adequate sanitation facilities.” This initiative underscores Pattaya’s commitment to improving public services and supporting its reputation as a premier tourist destination.
















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Author: Pattaya Mail