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 Friday October 17 - October 23, 2014
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NEWS
 

500 cyclists ride to reduce global warming

Cyclists prepare to head out for the “Nation Media Invites people to cycle and tour Pattaya to reduce global warming event”.

Jetsada Homklin
The publisher of The Nation newspaper joined Pattaya officials to open a 25-kilometer bicycle trek to raise awareness of global warming.
Chonburi Gov. Khomsan Ekachai, Banglamung District Chief Sakchai Taengho, Pattaya Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome and Pattaya Courthouse Chief Justice Apichart Thepnu joined Manote Nongyai, chairman of the Cycling Club of Pattaya and Adisak Limprungpattanakit, managing director of Nation Broadcasting Corporation Ltd. for the “Nation Media Invites people to cycle and tour Pattaya to reduce global warming event” Oct. 5 at Pattaya City Hall.
More than 500 riders left city hall and pedaled to Chaiyapruek Road, up to Sukhumvit Road and back to the start line.
Pattaya sponsored the race as part of its mission to get residents to focus on exercise and good health. The Nation said its goal was to reduce global warming by encouraging bicycle use.



 
HEADLINES [click on headline to view story]

Violent storm fells trees, power poles in Pattaya

Stars align for locals, underprivileged at Fortune Teller Festival

500 cyclists ride to reduce global warming

Educators review AEC curriculum

Interior minister hands down policies to Chonburi officials

Corrupt ‘government officials’ selling public beachfront in Pattaya, top Chonburi official claims

Waterspout spotted off Jomtien Beach

Suspected French pedophile, Thai pimp arrested

2 transvestites arrested for pick-pocketing drunk Russian

4 teens arrested in shooting of young couple outside after-hours pub

2 Cambodians arrested for attacking 5 Thais

Pepper-sprayed Pole goes manic in Soi 6 bar

Buffaloes dress up, race hard at Chonburi festival

Central Center donates supplies to Wat Sawang Arom School

Tourism, transport officials to study Pattaya marine operations to create safety study

Labor minister checks process of foreign-worker registration in Chonburi

Redemptorist students review skills needed to get government work

Kingdom celebrates 104th Chulalongkorn Day

4 communities learn dangers of diabetes

Million-baht amulets to fund Banglamung projects

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