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SERVING THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF THAILAND

New railway road hit by traffic jams

Traffic tailbacks are now the norm during rush hour along
the new road next to the railroad tracks.

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Underground power cable installation at Jomtien discussed

Pattaya City and the Provincial Electricity Authority are discussing the timetable for installing power cables underground along Jomtien Second Road.
A meeting took place during the morning of May 16 at Pattaya City Hall, chaired by Pichet Uthaivatananon, director of the Pattaya Public Works Department, with Chanchai Banditsaowapak, who heads a national government body named Underground Cable Project for Large Cities, and representatives of the Provincial Electricity Authority.

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Forum debates strategy for local development and production of Eco Car

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OUR COMMUNITY

PCEC welcomes advice on healthcare matters

The meeting of the Pattaya City Expats Club (PCEC) on Sunday May 18 at Henry J. Bean’s got under way with this week’s MC Roger Fox welcoming back Gavin Waddell,

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FEATURES

Snooker ace Hendry makes appearance at the Queen Vic

Eight times world snooker champion Stephen Hendry MBE was in Pattaya for a whirlwind visit and spent some time at the Queen Victoria Inn on Soi 6.

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OUR CHILDREN

Regent’s School
senior prize giving

The Year 11 and 13 external examination students recently had their senior prize giving in the Globe Theatre at the Pattaya campus prior to the commencement of their IGCSE and International Baccalaureate examinations.

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SPORTS

Koh Larn mountain bikers ready for the off

The Koh Larn Mountain Bike Competition 2008, organized by Pattaya City and the Thai Cycling Association, will be held at the island’s Samae Beach on June 14 and 15, with competitors vying for the Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn Trophy.

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SOCIAL SCENE

Royal Cliff Beach Resort recently welcomed US Ambassadors Eric G. John (Thailand) (2nd right) and Scot A. Marciel (ASEAN) (left) who were on a private visit. The ambassadors were welcomed by the Royal Cliff Beach Resort’s managing director, Panga Vathanakul (right) and deputy managing director, Ranjith Chandrasiri (2nd left) and other executives of the resort. The American diplomats stayed in the Club Sea View Rooms, Royal Cliff Grand & Spa, which have been extensively refurbished with new wooden floors, new furnishings and mood-enhancing lighting.

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DINING OUT

Fondues - Filling and Fun

It has been some time since the Dining Out team dined with Swiss restaurateur Hans Banzinger. 10 years ago, Hans started the Paradise Restaurant on Second Road becoming very well known in Pattaya as the place for exotic meats, with Hans preparing emu, kangaroo, crocodile and ostrich. However, a couple of years ago, Hans took over a small garden restaurant and resort on Soi 16/2 Pattaya-Naklua Road, winding down the Second Road address as the lease began to run out.

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It has come to our attention that certain unscrupulous web masters are stealing news and photos for display on their websites. Pattaya Mail Publishing Co.Ltd. own the copy rights to materials published in the Pattaya Mail newspaper and on our website. We will prosecute any offenders to the fullest extent of Thai and International Law.