Navy ships rescue 825 tourists from flood ravaged south

Tourists disembark from the HTMS Sukhothai in Sattahip after being rescued from flood-ravaged resorts in Koh Tao and Koh Phangan. Royal Thai Navy ships rescued more than 800 tourists who had been stranded there during the recent foul weather.   Continued

Already planning the area’s first waste-to-energy plant, Pattaya officials are now looking at harvesting biogases as a way to reduce the city’s growing mountain of garbage.. Continued

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Hundreds of Buddhists from around Thailand converged on Bali Hai Pier to pray and donate funds toward construction of the world’s largest Buddha statue, planned for Chaiyaphum Province. Continued

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Pizza firm gives new TV to nursery 

The Sunday, March 27, 2011 meeting at the Amari’s Tavern by the Sea was a special day for the Pattaya City Expats Club. The club was celebrating its 10th Anniversary. There were several distinguished guests in attendance to offer their congratulations and well wishes.  Continued

On Saturday, March 20, it was time to relax after the first week of Asian University’s English Summer Camp.Continued

Pattaya United made the long trip north last Sunday to take on Thai Premier League rivals TTM Pichit, with the ‘Dolphins’ looking to rebound from their defeat at the hands of Buriram PEA the previous weekend.

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In the aftermath of the quake/tsunami catastrophe which tore into the countryside of northern Japan claiming thousands of lives and causing unimaginable destruction, Pattaya City put out a call for citizens to send aid and set up many donation points in the city for people to donate funds to help the unfortunate victims.  Continued

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