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SERVING THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF THAILAND

Twister hits popular Sattahip
market, nine injured

A freak twister tore through this popular Sattahip market, damaging vendor tents and injuring nine.

continued | More News

Waterworks director: Pattaya has enough water until mid-2010

While Pattaya officials continue to search for a permanent cure for the city’s sporadic water-supply shortages, the head of the Provincial Waterworks Authority affirmed last week there is more than enough water available to meet our needs until mid-2010.
In an interview, waterworks Director Thanee Thongprachum also called a city hall proposal to bolster the city’s water supply with treated wastewater unnecessary.
The idea sprung “from concern about a future drought. But the plan is an old one that has already been studied,” he said. Study results showed the treated water still contained clumps of purification agents that would need to be filtered out before the water met Waterworks Authority standards.

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One year on, mayor’s big plans net mixed results for infrastructure, tourism

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OUR COMMUNITY

PCEC members vicariously cruise to Oz and beyond

The regular Sunday meeting of the Pattaya City Expats Club got underway at the Amari’s Henry J. Bean Restaurant on Sunday, May 31 with Master of Ceremonies (Emcee) Judith Edmonds officiating.

continued | More Community

FEATURES

YWCA and friends host lunch
for Khao Maikaew students

Chicken soup, takraw and haircuts were on the menu last week at Khao Maikaew Community School when the Y.W.C.A. Bangkok-Pattaya Center, Pattaya Sports Club and Jutamas Beauty School pitched it to brighten the day for its 740 students.

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OUR CHILDREN

Youth taught dengue fever awareness

With infections from dengue fever on the rise, Pattaya hosted a “walk rally” for 280 students to better educate the public on how to prevent the dangerous mosquito-borne illness.

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SPORTS

Pattaya gears up for International Rally of Thailand

The 21st International Rally of Thailand is set to take place on the Eastern Seaboard from June 26-28 over a circuitous route through Pattaya, Chonburi, Rayong and Chachoengsao.

Continued | More Sports

SOCIAL SCENE

Last month at the Hard Rock Hotel Pattaya, Elyes Ben Brahim (top right), director of operations, and Patrick Ng (top left), director of business development, welcomed a familiarization group from the Ukraine for a hotel inspection.

More Social Events

DINING OUT

A ‘virtual’ visit
to the Redbank Vineyards

The Royal Cliff Beach Resort’s Wine Dinners are so popular that the Wine Club’s president, Ranjith Chandrasiri, sends two emails to the members, around one day apart - the first is to announce the next wine dinner and the second to announce that it is already fully booked.

More Dining Out

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Twister hits popular Sattahip market, nine injured