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BANGKOK, 16 April 2014 -- The Transport Company Limited is adding 2,000 more buses and vans a day, to transport those who are traveling back to Bangkok after celebrating the…
NONG KHAI 16 April 2014 — Checkpoints at the Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge have held mini concerts playing festive songs as security guards inspected travelers entering and leaving the province. Checkpoints…
KHON KAEN 16 April 2014 — Khon Kaen’s famous Khao Niew Road saw strong winds and a thunderstorm showering over the crowd for a good one hour. However, the festival…
TRAT, 16 April 2014 — As tourists, both Thais and foreign, are heading back to Bangkok at the end of Songkran festival, Trat has stepped up its public transport service…
Chainat’s Bird Park still draws plenty of Songkran revelers on the festival’s last day
Saturday, 19 April 2014 By NNT
CHAINAT, 16 April 2014 — Tourists and locals are splashing water on the last day of the Songkran Festival at Chainat’s Bird Park, while routes heading back to Bangkok are…
BANGKOK, 16 April 2014 – The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has deployed 250 officials to clean up Silom Road which was used as one of Bangkok’s venues for the Songkran…
BANGKOK, 16 April 2014 – Bangkok’s New Southern Bus Terminal has been crowded with returning vacationers, mostly from the South, following the Songkran holiday, prompting officials to beef up security…
Senator Pichit: Eased political tension attributes to lively Songkran atmosphere
Friday, 18 April 2014 By NNT
BANGKOK, 16 April 2014, - An appointed senator has attributed the lively Songkran atmosphere nationwide to the easing of political tensions.
NSC: CAPO’s meeting tomorrow is to ensure civil service sector’s compliance
Friday, 18 April 2014 By NNT
BANGKOK, 16 April 2014 - Secretary General of the National Security Council Paradon Patttanathabutr stated that the planned meeting of the Center for the Administration of Peace and Order, or…
BANGKOK, April 15 – Democrat leader Abhisit Vejjajiva said today that proposed resolutions to the months-long political crisis cannot begin unless Thailand is a state of political vacuum.
BANGKOK, April 15 – Songkran celebrants started returning from upcountry to the capital today to avoid traffic congestion as highway police are in full force to facilitate motorists and travellers.
The Road Safety Centre of the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation reported today that there have been 2,027 road accidents between April 11-14, resulting in 204 deaths and 2,142…
BANGKOK, 15 April 2014 – The Election Commission (EC) says it is difficult to predict the outcome of the meeting scheduled for April 22, when it will meet representatives from…
SAMUT PRAKAN, 15 April 2014 – Twenty-two kilograms of elephant tusks have been confiscated at Suvarnabhumi International Airport. Suvarnabhumi’s Customs Office authorities have arrested a Cambodian man who was trying…
CHAINAT 15 April 2014 — Chainat province is holding a special Thai - Laos Songkran festival to honor the long traditions of the two intertwining countries. Chainat Governor Kumtorn Thavornsatit…
Pattaya Mail Current Issue
Friday April 18 - April 24, 2014 (Vol. XXII No. 16)
- ‘Drink, Dive, Duck’ party Saturday at Royal Cruise
- Thousands line local roads for Buddhist relics parade
- 1,000 police, volunteers on patrol for last weekend of Songkran
- Public Health Department reports no dengue cases for 2 weeks
- 5 years on, construction on Central Road-Sukhumvit tunnel to begin this year
- Plenty of water for Pattaya’s Songkran finale
- 30 boat operators given pre-Songkran safety training
- Political rite of summer plays out again at South Pattaya drainage canal
- Pattaya resorts to round buoys in Jomtien to combat wave of swimmer injuries
- Minivan driver wanted for attempted rape
- 2 arrested for bag snatching
- Sons of Sattahip naval base official jailed on drug-dealing charges
- Police question cause of nude Dutchman’s death at Jomtien massage parlor
- British expat dies of apparent fall at home
- Boat captain drowns in Sattahip
- Pattaya beer-bar owner shot dead in ‘well-planned’ Bang Saray execution
- Banglamung chief orders crackdown on minivan operators
- Chonburi marks Chakri Day
- Religious rites, rice festival, lots of water flow in weekend Songkran finale
- Marine security center protects tourists during Songkran
- Songkran floral shirt sales wilt this year
- Songkran more than a water fight
- PVC pipes fade from view, but Songkran water-gun danger remains
- Nong Nooch elephants blast revelers during Songkran water play
- Booze & Songkran a volatile mix
In the previous issues
- Busy April for Banglamung Red Cross
- Fountain of Life Children’s Center reinforces traditional values of Songkran
- Buddhist relics on display during April 13 Songkran parade
- Unregulated for 13 years, Pattaya’s sea-walker diving companies again under scrutiny following tourist death
- Pattaya official defends swim buoys
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