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Pattaya City will spend 140 million baht to upgrade landscaping along Pattaya Beach and add another traffic lane the length of Beach Road whilst waiting for government approval of its…

Immigration police catch American fugitive in Pattaya

Friday, 17 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 7 By Boonlua Chatree
Chonburi Immigration Police have arrested an American man wanted in the United States on drug charges.
A Middle Eastern French national out on bail for electronic fraud charges was arrested again, this time for allegedly using a fake passport.
A Norwegian man was robbed of more than 60,000 baht in cash and electronics by a working girl he took back to his hotel room.
An Israeli man accused of stealing Addidas and Nike sportswear from Big C Extra couldn’t outrun a police volunteer, who collared him a few blocks away.
Chonburi provincial police arrested seven Ugandan women accused of working as prostitutes in Pattaya.

Drunk Irishmen arrested for fight, stabbing of 2 Thais

Friday, 17 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 7 By Boonlua Chatree
Two drunken Irishmen were arrested for stabbing two Thai men during a fight over a Soi 8 bargirl.

Australian drowns off Koh Sak

Friday, 17 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 7 By Boonlua Chatree
An elderly Australian man died after apparently suffering a heart attack and drowning while swimming off Koh Sak.
An elderly Austrian cancer victim died after apparently jumping from his 18th floor Naklua condominium.
The Father Ray Foundation celebrated the success of its “S.O.S. Rice” drive after collecting more than 12.7 tons of rice and 1.3 million baht in cash donations.

Senators visit Sea Turtle Conservation Center

Friday, 17 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 7 By Patcharapol Panrak
Twenty Senate Transportation Committee members visited the Royal Thai Navy’s Sea Turtle Conservation Center to better understand how the Sattahip facility is working to protect endangered reptiles.
Thai, American and South Korean forces “assaulted” Sattahip’s Had Yao Beach, practicing amphibious-assault tactics during the annual Cobra Gold joint military exercise.
Panicked relatives learned not to leave 2-year-olds alone in a car after their toddler locked the doors, stranding her for an hour.

Pattaya, Sriracha hospitals launch annual blood drive

Friday, 17 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 7 By Vittaya Yoondorn
Bangkok Hospital Pattaya and Rajadhevi Sriracha Hospital launched their annual blood drive hoping to refill blood banks left barren by New Year’s holiday carnage and the recent flooding crisis.

Grisly accident lands street dog an owner

Friday, 17 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 7 By Patcharapol Panrak
It took a grisly accident for a Sattahip street dog to find a home. Kamolphet Village resident Wannadee Wanichwisetkul, 70, called Sattahip Mayor Narong Bunbancherdsri Feb. 4 to report that…
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