Hundreds of khomloys float up into the night
sky from Pattaya Beach, as over 100,000 tourists and
residents celebrate Loy Krathong, sending all their
worries soaring away on the most romantic holiday on
the Thai calendar. Despite what international media
might be proclaiming, Pattaya has not been inundated
with flood waters and remains a great holiday spot.
City, regional, tourist police launch joint patrols to boost security
Chonburi, Pattaya and Tourist police have launched joint patrols and
checkpoints to bring more security to a city now playing guardian to
thousands of flood evacuees.
The Royal Thai Navy and three Chonburi groups have joined forces to
produce a million microorganism balls Bangkok residents can use to try
and disinfect at least a bit of the putrid flood water now stagnating in
the capital.
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Pattaya Guitar Festival 2011 hits all the right notes
The Siam Bayshore Resort & Spa was
the venue for the third annual Pattaya Classical Guitar
Festival & Competition which took place on Saturday,
October 29.
St Andrews International School, Pattaya Sports Club, Café Royale and Rotary Club Eastern Seaboard join Pattaya Relief Group
Members of the Pattaya Relief Group met at the offices of Securitas
Thailand on Monday November 7 to make reports on relief efforts carried
out by the group in the past week. Continued
High-end teacher training
seminar given at Asian U
Last weekend, Asian University welcomed a group of 19 Philippine, one Irish
and 16 U.S. teachers and 5 Thai observers from the Anuban Chonburi
School for a teacher-training weekend.
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Indiana won two points from Canada and they remain in first place but only
two points in front of second place Bavaria. Bill Gibson bowled a 505
game as a Pacer which is the best pin count he has had in a long time.
Well done Bill! Continued
René Pisters (left), GM of the Thai Garden
Resort and Ingo Raeuber (right), Group GM of the Pinnacle Hotels,
Resorts and Spas flew the Pattaya flag high and prominent during their
recent promotional trip to Munich Germany.
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