Sawang Boriboon rescue workers from Pattaya,
using a new boat supplied by Securitas Thailand,
rescue a family trapped on the roof of their home in
Ayuthaya. As the disaster continues to worsen, more
aid is needed for families like this, and groups of
kind hearted people in Pattaya are answering the
call. (Full story and more photos on page 5)
Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome last Friday told the
Pattaya Relief Group committee that relief efforts by the people of Pattaya
through City Hall have grown to a very large scale since the flood crisis
erupted. Continued
District chief issues warning: dismantle canal obstructions in 15 days
Banglamung’s district chief gave owners of structures
blocking South Pattaya’s main storm-drainage canal 15 days to remove
those obstructions or face having the government remove them with force.
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Ongoing flood has caused economic losses of over Bt400bln so far:
Thai Chamber of Commerce
Initial damages from the flood crisis on the Thai economy are
likely to exceed 400 billion baht, excluding successive impacts and chain of
effects to providing goods and service to customers, said Pornsil
Patchritanakul, Deputy Secretary-General of the Board of Trade of Thailand.
Sheraton Pattaya plays host to
GM Gang monthly dinner
Hotel general managers from around town gathered at the Sheraton
Pattaya on October 7 for their monthly get together in the spirit of amity
and unity. Continued
Round Square International Service Project - Ladakh
Over the summer 4 brave girls from The Regent’s School,
Pattaya took on an adventure to go abroad to participate in Round Square
International Service (RSIS) Projects, which take place in various
locations around the world twice a year.
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Green Tree moved into first place after winning all four points from
Bavaria. Noodle Russell led Green Tree with a 520 series and Antero
Ronkainen was best for Bavaria with a 505.
Continued
Poramet Ngampiches (4th left), member of parliament for Chonburi, along
with Chartchai Intuvisankul (4th right) and Dechtana Boonyaprapachot
(2nd left),
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