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Thailand Authorities Increase Patrols Ahead of USS Abraham Lincoln Arrival

Authorities in Pattaya, Thailand, are increasing patrols and cracking down on prostitution ahead of the USS Abraham Lincoln's arrival, which will bring 5,000 sailors and Marines after a lengthy deployment. Local officials are optimistic about the economic boost from the sailors, although concerns about the potential impact on the sex tourism industry and public health have been raised.

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Authorities in Pattaya, Thailand, are increasing patrols and cracking down on prostitution ahead of the USS Abraham Lincoln's arrival, which will bring 5,000 sailors and Marines after a lengthy deployment. Local officials are optimistic about the economic boost from the sailors, although concerns about the potential impact on the sex tourism industry and public health have been raised.

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Thailand issues prostitution warning as 5,000 US sailors arrive after 270 days at sea...

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Thailand Authorities Increase Patrols Ahead of USS Abraham Lincoln Arrival