Chaotic Early-Morning Brawl in Pattaya Leaves Three Foreigners Injured

Pattaya, May 5, 2025 — A violent street fight between groups of foreigners erupted in the predawn hours today on Soi Chalermphrakiat 25, leaving three men injured and sparking a police manhunt for the fleeing attackers.

Foreign Tourists Knock Out After Provoking Brawl in Pattaya’s Soi 6

Pattaya Police rushed to the scene at 4:20 AM after receiving reports of a physical altercation. Officers arrived to find three foreign nationals—including a 57-year-old man—with visible bruises and contusions. The injured parties claimed they were ambushed without provocation while chatting outside a shuttered bar.

“We were just standing there when a group of strangers attacked us,” one victim told police, demanding justice.

A local motorcycle taxi driver, who witnessed the clash, described a heated argument that spiraled into chaos. “Two groups of foreigners were shouting, then punches flew. The older man got knocked down,” he said. The alleged aggressors fled immediately after the assault, while the injured group remained to cooperate with authorities.

“We will pursue legal action against those responsible,” said Lt. Col. Narongchai Khontan of Pattaya Police, urging anyone with information to come forward.
Tourism Safety Concerns

Pattaya Police Arrest Indian Men After Violent Brawl on Pattaya Beach

The incident highlights recurring tensions in Pattaya’s nightlife zones, where alcohol-fueled conflicts among tourists occasionally turn violent. Police have stepped up patrols in the area following the brawl.

Contact Pattaya City Police if you have information about the incident or suspects.

-Thailand News (TN)

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