Condom chaos: Pattaya railway station becomes X-rated litter zone
Shocked residents in Pattaya have raised alarms over a sordid discovery at the local railway station yesterday, December 11.
Concerned locals reported finding used condoms, wrappers, and tissues strewn near a pile of track ballast in the station’s multipurpose area, sparking fears of a public health hazard.
“This area is popular with tourists and families. We use it for exercise in the mornings and evenings, but this discovery is horrifying. It’s unacceptable!”
The site, intended to be a community-friendly spot, now reeks of decay, with flies adding to the unsanitary conditions.
The explicit litter has left locals questioning how the area has become an impromptu meeting spot for illicit activity.
Residents suspect that individuals or groups have been engaging in sexual activity there and recklessly discarding their used condoms, potentially tarnishing the city’s image as a family-friendly tourist destination.
“This could become a breeding ground for infectious diseases.”
They have called on local police to take immediate action, urging thorough investigations and cleanup efforts to restore the area’s safety and reputation.
A local leader has yet to comment, but residents are pushing for increased surveillance, better lighting, and stricter enforcement of public decency laws, reported Pattaya News.
In related news, Bangkok officers denied allegations of public sex outside a police station after a video allegedly showing a food delivery rider performing oral sex on a policeman was shared widely on Thai social media. The video was posted on the X account พระจันทร์ ลายกระต่าย (meaning “Rabbit Moon”) on November 26.
In other news, Swiss International Air Lines is in hot water after a woman performing oral sex on a passenger, filmed by airline staff, went viral, sparking a public uproar over privacy rights. The scandal unfolded when footage captured by Swissair CCTV emerged, showing a couple getting frisky in the first-class galley of a Bangkok to Zurich flight.
