PATTAYA, Thailand – Tourist police at Koh Loy Pier gave passengers a steady hand boarding boats to Koh Si Chang on August 2.
Officers from the Bang Saen patrol unit stood by the pier, guiding travelers and offering a secure grip as they stepped onto vessels bound for the island.
The help made the start of island trips orderly and free of risky moments. Many visitors took the chance to get aboard without the usual rush.
Police help tourists board boats safely
The patrol unit provided direct support at the pier. Travelers were accompanied and given a steady hold when needed before the boats departed.
That meant the start of the island excursion ran smoothly and without risky moments. Many visitors took up the offer to board without the usual rush.
Tourist police on standby for stress-free trips
Officers stressed that guests around Koh Loy and on routes to nearby islands can reach out at any time. They stay present on site to respond quickly to questions or minor emergencies.
That is meant to ease worries for families and older travelers who might feel unsure about island hopping alone. The operation is part of ongoing support by the tourist police.
Hotline 1155 and two apps for urgent help
Anyone in urgent need can call the nationwide tourist hotline 1155. The number works around the clock and connects directly to tourist police.
Two apps are also available: Thailand Tourist Police (TPB) and POLICE CARE. Both give a direct line to the police and show local assistance options.