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Police smash email scam ring operating in Jomtien condo
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Boonlua Chatree
Pattaya police arrested two Africans and a Russian who allegedly were running an email scam ring in Pattaya that tricked a Laotian woman in Nong Khai out of 21 million…
Police arrest 2 Thais, Iranian for alleged kidnapping, robbery of Omani
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Boonlua Chatree
Police arrested two Thais and an Iranian for allegedly kidnapping and robbing an Omani man.
‘Rick the Baker’ killed in hit-and-run accident
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Theerarak Suthathiwong
The man known to many as “Rick the Baker” was killed by a hit-and-run driver as he was driving home on his motorbike on Sukhumvit Road.
U.S., Thai officials arrest 34 in Pattaya drug sweep
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Boonlua Chatree
American drug-control experts assisted Thai police in capturing 34 suspected drug dealers and users in the Pattaya area.
Police stage another ineffective transvestite ‘raid’
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Boonlua Chatree
Pattaya police inconvenienced a few Walking Street transvestites, hauling them into the Soi 9 station to pay 100 baht fines before letting them return to carry on as they were.
Transport Ministry bureaucrats donate to handicapped road- accident victims, tour area attractions
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Vittaya Yoondorn
Transport Ministry officials rolled 60 cars and trucks through the Eastern Seaboard last month to celebrate the ministry’s 100th anniversary and hand out donations to handicapped victims of road accidents.
Navy chefs square off in chili cook-off
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Warunya Thongrod
Chefs from three U.S. Navy units participating in February’s Cobra Gold exercise squared off in a chili cooking competition to see who could craft the zestiest mix from a standard…
British Consulate Reopens in Pattaya
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Dr. Iain Corness & Sue K
It was great news for the British citizens living in Pattaya when H.E. Asif Ahmad, the British ambassador to Thailand visited our town on February 20 to announce the reopening…
Singapore naval troops rebuild autism center at Sattahip school
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Patcharapol Panrak
Singaporean naval personnel took time off from this year’s Cobra Gold exercise to rebuild an autistic children’s center at Sattahip’s Khao Bai Sri School.
U.S. Navy sweeps through Pattaya on behalf of disadvantaged
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Phasakorn Channgam
After storming Sattahip beaches for 10 days, U.S. Navy personnel participating in the annual Cobra Gold exercise swept through the Pattaya area, chopping, cleaning and capturing snakes on behalf of…
Surin native pedals clothes-dying in Pattaya
Friday, 02 March 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 9 By Vittaya Yoondorn
A Surin man literally pedaling his services in Pattaya is hoping to turn back the clock to an age where Thais dyed their clothes naturally.
Mayor says new plant would ensure city has enough water for 20 years
Friday, 24 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 8 By Chaiyot Poopapanapong
Pattaya will have enough water capacity for another 15-20 years of growth if a proposed second water-treatment plant is built, Mayor Itthiphol Kunplome told a city council subcommittee Feb. 9.
Government awards 2.7 million baht more in flood compensation
Friday, 24 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 8 By Manoon Makpol
About 2,000 more area families received additional compensation for damage caused by local flooding in September and October.
Pattaya stokes residents’ volunteer spirit
Friday, 24 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 8 By Vittaya Yoondorn
Pattaya is looking for residents with giving hearts, hoping to create its own cadre of volunteers.
City workers busy repairing minor road problems
Friday, 24 February 2012 Issue Vol. XX No. 8 By Manoon Makpol
A rash of complaints has prompted city officials to send out repair crews around the city to fix niggling problems such as broken drain covers, drainage and electrical pipes, and…
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