The Thai government declared May 1 as National Labor Day in 1935. Employees are given a public holiday to celebrate the significance of labor.
Tuesday, May 1 is a public holiday, and as such government businesses and banks will be closed. Many bank branches in shopping malls may be open to cater to foreign exchange, and most exchange booths throughout the city will also be open.
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Friday June 14 - June 20, 2013 (Vol. XXI No. 24)
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- YWCA to hold walk-run Saturday
- Pattaya Courthouse offers seminar on dispute settlement
- Interior Ministry orders Chonburi to prepare emergency blackout plans
- City & school officials plan Lent parade, marching band contest
- Pattaya marine-protection plan to expand to Jomtien, but still lacks funding
- Chonburi agriculture officials hunt for EMS in Pattaya, Plutaluang shrimp farms
- Extra-low tide creates ocean of sand on Jomtien Beach
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- 1.4 million baht in designer knockoffs seized in shopping mall raid
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- Couple suspected in Sattahip toddler’s death released without charge
- 1 dead, 1 injured in Sattahip gang shooting
- Female lottery dealers beaten by criminal suppliers
- Pattaya Courthouse marks 13th anniversary
- Navy runs 37-gun artillery drill in Sattahip
- Crowds throng to opening of Pattaya passport office
- 40 area police undergo D.A.R.E. training
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- Burapha University showcases research at 2nd Academic Forum
- Navy’s Zero Baht Shop barters recyclables for household items
- Thai disease-control chief reviews dengue fever prevention plans in Sriracha
- Pattaya releases 10,000 marine animals for World Environment Day
- Region 2 police seize 10 illegally imported, stolen cars
- Chonburi holds annual Family Forum
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