Friday, 16 December 2011 Issue Vol. XIX No. 50
By
Manoon Makpol
Pattaya denizens gather in the thousands to watch a total lunar eclipse on Constitution Day, Dec. 10. The full moon turned blood red during the last total lunar eclipse until…
While government officials insist Pattaya has more than enough water, actually getting it to people’s homes remains a problem unlikely to be resolved until well into next year, the Provincial…
Friday, 16 December 2011 Issue Vol. XIX No. 50
By
Manoon Makpol
Hold your ears and open your eyes as nine nations light up the Pattaya sky for the final round of the Thailand International Fireworks Contest this weekend.
A fire at a Naklua hotel rousted guests from their beds, but caused no injuries. Firefighters took approximately 30 minutes to quell the flames that destroyed a storeroom at the…
Despite city hall pledges to crack down on Pattaya’s scurrilous jet ski rental industry, tourists continue to fall victim to scammers with a group of Ukrainians taking the latest beating…
Friday, 16 December 2011 Issue Vol. XIX No. 50
By
Manoon Makpol
Public officials, educators and health professionals in Pattaya marked World AIDS Day with a parade, free condoms and information to curtail the spread of the disease in Thailand.