“Goodbye Pattaya”, a popular phrase in the online world. After people found the poisoning of COVID Parade moving home
Date 06 Feb. 2021 at 10:15 a.m.
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Chonburi – “Goodbye Pattaya”, a popular phrase online. In the back of the apartment rental, people have completely moved out. After a new wave of COVID poisoning
Reporter reports It was found that in the Facebook group “Pattaya Talk”, there were many Facebook users in different names who posted messages in a manner that discouraged their working life. And posted photos of storing things on the car to carry things back to their hometown, along with specifying “Goodbye Pattaya” with many Facebook users commenting and encouraging each other But it created a depression for the witnesses as well
Latest (Feb. 6) reporters visit the area after the spread of the COVID-19 virus. That has resulted in the economy and tourism of Pattaya City, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province has been damaged. By establishments, rental rooms and other businesses in the Pattaya city area It was found that most have been labeled for sale – a lot of business. As for the rented rooms, most of them moved out to their homeland, some of them left with only 1-2 residents.
According to inquiries, Mr. Pasakorn Soontorns, owner of Sunthorns Apartment, revealed that since the first round of the coronavirus outbreak and the government announced the closure of entertainment venues. Service locations Causing people who stay in the apartment do not have work so they do not have money to pay for the rent In the end, we have to move things out to return. To the domicile to save money Until everything seems to be getting better with control But in the end there was another second epidemic. Therefore, it seems to aggravate the economy and tourism of Pattaya. As you can see from the rest of the rooms, people are gradually leaving.
The apartment owner also Said he saw the word “goodbye Pattaya” and felt very depressed Because in the past, Pattaya is considered a tourist destination with many tourists visiting But nowadays, Pattaya has almost nothing left, almost none of the tourists cars during the night. Until very lonely
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