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American, 64, charged with using fake passport, ATM cards
Friday, 18 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 20 By Boonlua Chatree
A 63-year-old American has been arrested for allegedly using counterfeit ATM cards and passport to scam Thai banks.
An Omani tourist died after apparently drowning in his hotel pool. The body of Hussain Haiderbahram Juma Al Zadjaly, 43, was pulled from his hotel pool on Pratamnak Road shortly…
Wheelchair marathoners roll from Pattaya to Issan
Friday, 18 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 20 By Vittaya Yoondorn
A half dozen cross-country wheelchair racers are traveling 1,479 kilometers from Pattaya to Isaan to raise awareness and money for the disabled.
Pattaya Mail reporter among recipients at Thai-ITOH College graduation
Friday, 18 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 20 By Manoon Makpol
Pattaya Mail’s very own reporter Vittaya Yoondorn was among those receiving diplomas when Thai-ITOH Technology College held is annual graduation ceremony in Pattaya.
In Pattaya, summer smells like durian. The pungent fruit may be so odiferous many businesses prohibit eating it indoors, but still tops the list of favorite sweets for Thais during…
Uzbekistan stages cultural show to mark two decades of relations with Thailand
Friday, 18 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 20 By Vittaya Yoondorn
The Uzbekistan Consulate-General marked 20 years of diplomatic relations with Thailand by staging an Uzbek cultural show at Central Festival Pattaya Beach.
‘Teen Gang’ takes over airwaves at Thappraya Radio
Friday, 18 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 20 By Warunya Thongrod
Proving that Pattaya’s new community radio station truly is for everyone, a pair of high school girls is anchoring the afternoon time slot with their “Teen Gang” program on Thappraya…
Chonburi marked World Red Cross Day by inviting police, military personnel and students to donate blood to the National Blood Center’s Region 3 office.
U.S. Ambassador Kristie Kenney paid a visit to Pattaya Mail Publishing Co., chatting with journalists on subjects ranging from American investments in Thailand to politics, human rights and the embassy’s…
Disabled, aid groups learn legal rights in Chonburi
Friday, 11 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 19 By CPRD
Disabled Chonburi residents and aid organizations learned about legal rights, obligations and benefits at seminar on the 2007 Handicapped Quality of Life Development and Encouragement Act.
Private sector donates 9,500 beach umbrellas, benches to Pattaya
Friday, 11 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 19 By Vittaya Yoondorn
A group of tourism-related businesses have donated thousands of beach benches and umbrellas to Pattaya to help the city’s effort to beautify its beachfront.
Higher consumer prices prompt cutback in school spending
Friday, 11 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 19 By Warunya Thongrod
Concerns over rising oil and food prices are taking their toll on back-to-school spending. Shop owners at the Naklua Market say sales of new uniforms and supplies such as notebooks…
Stung by international criticism, Thai officials turn to media to help combat human trafficking
Friday, 11 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 19 By Warunya Thongrod
Denounced internationally for the past two years for their inability to combat human trafficking, Thai officials are hoping the media can educate people about the dangers of the slavery rings.
The death toll from a fire at a factory in the Maptaput industrial estate has risen to 12, while 24 out of 142 injured people remain hospitalized, according to the…
Workers mark Labor Day with grumbles over prices
Friday, 11 May 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 19 By Warunya Thongrod & Manoon Makpol
Labor Day brought more grumbles than smiles from Pattaya-area workers who say rising food and energy prices are negating the benefit of an increased minimum wage.
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