Foreign tourists caught disposing trash in Pattaya Sea ignoring warning, sparks online outrage. PATTAYA, Thailand – Social media erupted in criticism after TikTok user @yotin224 posted a video showing a group of foreign tourists, reportedly from India, carelessly throwing bottles into the sea at Pattaya Beach on October 18. Despite being warned in English, the tourists continued their littering behavior, prompting the poster to film the incident as evidence and threaten to contact the police. The tourists eventually left the beach but not before mocking the situation without showing any remorse. - Pattaya Mail

 Foreign tourists caught disposing trash in Pattaya Sea ignoring warning, sparks online outrage

Pattaya MailOctober 19, 2024

Social media users are outraged after a video surfaced of foreign tourists, allegedly from India, throwing bottles into Pattaya Beach despite warnings.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Social media erupted in criticism after TikTok user @yotin224 posted a video showing a group of foreign tourists, reportedly from India, carelessly throwing bottles into the sea at Pattaya Beach on October 18. Despite being warned in English, the tourists continued their littering behavior, prompting the poster to film the incident as evidence and threaten to contact the police. The tourists eventually left the beach but not before mocking the situation without showing any remorse.

The video, which has garnered over 1.4 million views, sparked outrage among viewers, many of whom expressed their dissatisfaction and called for the tourists to face legal action. Yothin Innoy or Juy, the individual who recorded the clip, stated that he had approached the tourists to pick up the bottles and urged them not to litter, but they ignored his pleas.

TikTok user Yothin Innoy or Juy filmed the incident, capturing the tourists' disregard for cleanliness and threatening to report them to the authorities.

Pattaya police are investigating the incident, reviewing CCTV footage to identify the littering tourists and potentially take legal action against them.

Pattaya police have reached out to Yothin for further details and are reviewing CCTV footage to identify the tourists. If they have not yet returned to their home country, legal action will be taken as a precedent. Yothin also urged both Thai and foreign tourists to help keep the beaches clean to ensure they remain beautiful and enjoyable for everyone.