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 Friday March 29 - April 4, 2013
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NEWS
 

Rayong protest group locked out of Lakchai Muang Yang industrial estate hearing

Some of the protestors make a feeble attempt to break through the military lines.

Patcharapol Panrak
Rayong residents opposed to construction of a new industrial estate were locked out of a supposedly “public” hearing over environmental impacts of the proposed factory zone.
Locked doors and armed Royal Thai Navy sailors greeted protestors who showed up to the March 22 meeting at the Tribeca Enterprise Co. office in Rayong’s Samnakthong Muang District.
Samnakthong President Surin Treetrairattanakul, who chaired the meeting, said soldiers were called to prevent the protest group from entering after officials received information the group would disrupt the session. Members of the general public were allowed entry if they pre-registered, which none of the protestors did, he said.
Residents have mobilized to oppose Tribeca’s multibillion-baht industrial project, which calls for downstream rubber and automotive industries to take over 2,042 rai in Rayong’s Lakchai and Muang Yang districts. The project, announced in 2010, received Thailand Board of Trade approval and funding late last year.
Protest leader Theerapol Laipradit alleged that all three of the public hearings Tribeca has organized have been a sham, further claiming that fraudulent documents and government corruption led to the approval of the project.
Surin denied any impropriety in the project’s approval process, saying regulatory and environmental reviews are being conducted in compliance with the law.



HEADLINES [click on headline to view story]

National police chief awards Plutaluang police 300,000 baht to restart station construction

City regulators stand firm against street vendor protest over fines, arrests

Funding for 3 community anti-drug programs rejected by ONCB

Disabled quiz city official on accessibility, discrimination

Pattaya requests funds for floating marine-rescue docks

Rayong protest group locked out of Lakchai Muang Yang industrial estate hearing

Grifter sets up 3-day friend for elaborate bag snatch

Pornographic webcam operation raided in East Pattaya

Legs go out from under party girl’s great escape

Karaoke girl shot by show-off customer

Motorcycle-taxi driver arrested for armed rape of 10-year-old

7 teens arrested for hurling rocks at passing cars

She sells seashells down by Pattaya’s seashore

HRH Princess Sirindhorn opens celebration of Queen Savang’s 150th birthday with 2-day visit to Chonburi

99 monks praise Their Majesties at Chonburi merit-making

Sattahip mayor heads ‘100 Issues, 100 Stories’

180 poor families given relief in Sattahip

Chinatown merchant offers ancient-style hair removal in Pattaya

Scaredy cat forces Sattahip rescuers to put in extra effort

Thai products showcased at Central Festival through April 7

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