Controversy hits provincial election as candidates accuse one another of illegalities

Preliminary results make Pinyo Thanwiset unofficial winner

Election time in Thailand proves to be a bane for Pattaya’s entertainment industry, and following last weekend’s provincial election, the likelihood of going through it yet again is a possibility, should the allegations prove true and find that iron clad election laws have been broken.

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Pattaya Music Festival kicks off this weekend

Security personnel doubled for the event

One of the most popular annual events in the city, the Pattaya Music Festival will kick off on stage one, North Pattaya for a 3-day musical fiesta, drawing hundreds of thousands of people to the city. A cornucopia of fun, gaiety and great music has made this event a world-class tourist draw.

The 40 million baht budgeted for the festival is also being used to double security personnel from Friday 19 to Sunday 21 amid fears that violence may erupt among youths.

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NEWS

City Health Department hosts foot massage training

OUR COMMUNITY

Silent Storms

Last month the Art Caf้ held a cocktail party to present the pictures of 23-year-old artist Chaiwichit ‘Joe’ Sappaso. The exposition was titled “Silent Storms”.

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FEATURES

Malinee Sariman elected YWCA Pattaya president for 2004-2006

Elections of all kinds seem to be going on everywhere lately, and the YWCA Pattaya recently joined in the fun during their regularly scheduled monthly meeting last week.

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SOCIAL SCENE

Her Royal Highness Princess Somsawalee Kitiyakara was warmly welcomed by Royal Cliff Beach Resort and PEACH managing director Panga Vathanakul (left) and director of Sales, Thailand Sunisa Yusananda, as she graciously presided over the opening of this year’s Asia Pacific Menopause Federation Scientific Meeting at the Pattaya Exhibition and Convention Hall (PEACH). Now on its second year, the event facilitates the exchange of views and expertise on recent knowledge and possible measures to improve the health and well being of menopausal women in the Pacific region.

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SPORTS

Jimmy Little shows his mettle

PSC 37th Monthly Tournament

The late change of the date from March 19 to the 12 and the rescheduling to an 11 o’clock start, probably were contributory factors to a quite poor turnout. Only 63 players turned out and only three of the players were ladies. Still, as they say good things come in little packages. Fine course, fine weather if a little warm, pity about the scores.

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