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SERVING THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF THAILAND

Torrential downpour floods Beach Road

Torrential rains on June 1 temporarily overwhelmed the city’s drainage system, causing Beach Road and many side sois to flood. Shown here, raging floodwaters wash over the sidewalk on Beach Road at the end of Soi 6, creating an illusion of merging with the sea. (Photo by Bob James)

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New Chonburi governor urges bureaucrats to tackle garbage, other problems

New Chonburi Gov. Senee Jittakasem is urging top officials across the province to get better organized and set out clear rules and procedures to tackle the area’s problems.
Chairing a May 26 meeting of 99 division chiefs of Chonburi local administrative organizations at Pattaya City Hall, Senee urged officials to use a provincial database information system to help draw up operating procedures to address such problems as waste handling in Pattaya and other cities.
“We know that Muang District, Sriracha, Banglamung, Pattaya, and Sattahip still use antiquated (garbage-processing) systems,” he said. “All of these areas have an increasing amount of garbage proportionate to the population. We hope all units associated with this to urgently find a solution that maintains tourists’ good impression of Chonburi.”

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OUR COMMUNITY

Sattahip Navy holds ceremony dedicated to Prince Chumporn

Prince Apakornkiatwong Chumporn Khetudomsak may be long gone, but the “Father of the Royal Thai Navy” is most certainly not forgotten.

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FEATURES

Carving Beauty - creating masterpieces with fruit and knife

One particularly delightful aspect of Thai cuisine and the reflection of a more leisured age is the art of carving fruits and vegetables.

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OUR CHILDREN

Clean start to kindergarten

To start the new school year fresh and clean, young students from Ban Taothan Kindergarten School in Sattahip, recently awarded “dream school” status, cleaned the elevated walking bridge over the road to their school.

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SPORTS

United still looking to end goal drought

Pattaya United fans were left frustrated once more at a packed Nongprue stadium last Sunday as the ‘Dolphins’ once more failed to find the back of their opponents net in a tightly contested 0-0 draw with Samut Songkham FC.

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SOCIAL SCENE

The Father Ray Foundation, led by Vice President Bro. Denis Gervais (left) and Asst. Office Manager Ajima Chavalit-Thamrong, recently visited George Hazard (right), GM of Hard Rock Hotel Pattaya, and presented him a souvenir as a token of appreciation for the hotel’s support of the “Global Angels Feed A Child Campaign.”

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DINING OUT

Seafood Buffet and BBQ
at the Montien

I have a soft spot for the Montien. It was the first hotel I stayed at in Pattaya, so long ago it was then called The Regent of Pattaya, but has now been the Montien for the past 25 years.

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