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KHONKAEN, 8 March 2014 The widespread drought continues to worsen in several provinces of Thailand due to months of no rainfall.
BANGKOK, 8 March 2014 Advisor to the Prime Minister Tawin Pleansri says the case concerning his unreasonable transfer is merely his fight for justice, adding that the Prime Minister will…
BANGKOK, 8 March 2014 Prime Minister and Defense Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has met with military top brass to discuss military reshuffling. It has been confirmed that the government did not…
BANGKOK, 8 March 2014 The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation has declared 20 Thai provinces drought disaster areas.
PM’s secretary general: Govt must carry on duty until new govt can be formed
Sunday, 09 March 2014 By NNT
BANGKOK, 8 March 2014 According to the Prime Minister’s secretary general, the government must remain in power until the new government has been established.
BANGKOK, 7 March 2014 The Royal Thai Air Force is collecting signs promoting separatism in the country found at various spots in Don Mueang area and will submit them to…
BANGKOK, 7 March 2014 Prime Minister and Defense Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is seeking to delay her testimony with the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) regarding the rice mortgage program. PM Yingluck…
BANGKOK 7 March 2014 The Army Commander in Chief Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha, has confirmed that he regards signs that have been put up in the country to promote separatism are…
BANGKOK, 7 March 2014 The Director of the Royal Rain-Making Northeastern Operation Center, Mr.Paniti Samerwong, has announced that Royal Rain Making Operation Centers all over the country will operate to…
BANGKOK, 7 March 2014 The Supreme Administrative Court has handed down a ruling that reinstates Tawin Pleansri to his former post as the National Security Council (NSC) chief. The ruling…
During rush hours, and not only rush hours, there are many times that bus fare collectors can be seen frustrated, brooding or bad-tempered to passengers who wonder what causes them…
KRABI, March 7 - Thailand's Provincial Waterworks Authority at it's office here, said this year the province has been more impacted by drought than in other years.
BANGKOK, March 7 - A Russian national wanted for conspiracy in the drug trade has been arrested in Thailand following close Interpol collaboration. Thailand Interpol branch head, Police Colonel Apichart…
BANGKOK, March 7 - Caretaker Education Minister Chaturon Chaisang has urged all English teachers nationwide to create new standard for English teaching in a bid to improve students' English communication…
BANGKOK, March 7 - The army has adjusted military bunkers built near tourist attractions in the capital to make them look softer and blend in with the environment, an army…
Pattaya Mail Current Issue
Friday March 7 - March 13, 2014 (Vol. XXII No. 10)
- Issan Festival 2014 begins 3-day event with 7 parades Friday
- Work continues, slowly, on central Pattaya wheelchair route
- Jomtien Beach gets scrubbing, rocks removed
- Public-health volunteers trained on elderly nutrition
- Train-track roads derailed by heavy traffic
- Uthai Thani sub-district officials visit Pattaya
- Local officials assuage Chinese ambassador’s worries over Pattaya marine safety
- Spot check on Beach Road parking points to crackdown’s failure
- Nigerian’s luck bottoms out after drug, immigration charges
- Banglamung officer killed in Bangkok protests mourned
- Chonburi Immigration Police capture Belgian fugitive
- Disabled Briton dies in apparent bathroom fall
- Banglamung police seize 4,850 ya ba pills in 3 arrests
- Grandma stabs teenage burglary suspect
- Central Festival collects 52,900 cc at first 2014 blood drive
- Big city, small streets
- Pattaya Cultural Council planning events for 2014
- Tourists say Pattaya is safe from Bangkok protests
- Pattaya students receive free bicycles, mobile phones
- Long-touted marine response center won’t open for at least 6 months
- Pattaya launches community foot-mapping project March 31 in Lan Po
- Chonburi public servants take in tourist attractions in five-day ‘study’ trip to Japan
- Pong residents given free health, eye checks
In the previous issues
- 300 in Sattahip walk to wipe out dengue fever
- Pattaya officials begin 2014 Songkran planning
- 2 schools & bar join anti-drug campaign
- Pattaya police chief tearfully welcomes back Bangkok-deployed officers
- Pattaya donating 800,000 baht to children’s charities as part of youth-related efforts
- Banglamung police arrest light-fingered Internet maid
- Russian fugitive working as Pattaya real estate developer set for deportation
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