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Police continuing their crackdown on drug abuse went to Lucifers disco on walking street at 1:30 am in the morning of October the 14th with a force of over 150…
On the morning of October the 11th police were called to the Marine Casa Hotel on walking street as one of the guests had died in the hotels lobby. At…
PATHUM THANI, 17 October 2011 – Evacuation plans have been in place for residents in flood-prone areas in Pathum Thani.
Military called in for flood rescue and coordination with foreign counterparts on use of aircraft
Tuesday, 18 October 2011 By NNT
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has entrusted the Ministry of Defence to set up a coordinating center on use of aircraft for flood relief operations and has also ordered the Thai…
Kittirat chairs meeting on flooding rehabilitation plan for private sector
Monday, 17 October 2011 By MCOT
BANGKOK, Oct 17 -- Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Kittirat Na Ranong on Monday is chairing a meeting of economy-related agencies to address flood rehabilitation for the hard hit…
Three major dams discharging less water; lower volume relieves flood
Monday, 17 October 2011 By MCOT
UTTARADIT, Oct 17 - The country’s three major dams on Sunday reduced the amount of water being released from their reservoirs to help relieve Thailand’s downstream flood problems.
AYUTTHAYA, Oct 16 - The Factory Land Industrial Estate in Ayutthaya's Wang Noi district, the last factory in Ayutthaya which had earlier survived flooding, has finally succumbed to flood Sunday.
Prime Minister Yingluck reassures effectiveness of meaACsures to deal with upcoming floods
Sunday, 16 October 2011 By NNT
BANGKOK, 15 October 2011 - Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra this morning revealed steps to protect Bangkok and other economic centers of the country from floods in which, she said, both…
BANGKOK, 15 October 2011 – Japan has offered aid worth 12 million THB to flood victims in Thailand.
CHIANG RAI, Oct 14 – Twenty eight Chinese cargo ships left Thailand's Chiang Saen port on the Mekong River Friday morning for southern China, safeguarded by Chinese security personnel after…
Bangkok confirmed safe from floods with more dykes being built urgently
Saturday, 15 October 2011 By NNT
BANGKOK, 14 October 2011 – Justice Minister Police General Pracha Promnog, in his capacity as director of the Flood Relief Operations Center (FROC), has reaffirmed that Bangkok will be safe…
The current flood problem is considered very severe due to a huge amount of overflow inundating many provinces. More damages will certainly follow unless concrete water management is implemented. Water…
BANGKOK, Oct 13 --- Thailand resolved to retain its status in the World Heritage Committee, according to Thai Foreign Affairs Minister Surapong Tovichakchaikul.
Thailand’s Ayutthaya World Heritage site sustains heavy flood damage
Friday, 14 October 2011 By MCOT
Thailand’s flood has threatened the 370-year-old Chaiwatthanaram Temple, one of the country's most famous tourist attractions, across the Chao Phraya River from Ayutthaya, the former capital of Siam, as local…
BANGKOK, Oct 12 -- Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said on Wednesday that the floods which hit many provinces in north, northeastern and central regions are likely to last for two…
Pattaya Mail Current Issue
Friday May 17 - May 23, 2013 (Vol. XXI No. 20)
- Wage hike takes sting out of back-to-school shopping
- Pattaya bureaucrats mix study with sightseeing on government-funded Scandinavian junket
- Chonburi authorities block illegal chemical dump site
- Officials prep for AEC with lecture, junket
- Navy boss visits 3 injured marines in Sattahip
- Pattaya Court to offer free legal advice
- Pattaya police chief fired in gambling-raid controversy
- Banglamung District arrests 11 in casino raid that costs Pattaya police chief his job
- 2 Bulgarians arrested for fake ATM card use
- Bang Saray drivers kill 2 deer, injured a third
- Sattahip authorities arrest 7 suspected drug dealers
- 4 Burmese arrested for killing countryman in Bang Saray
- Colors of the East festival moves to Jomtien May 23-26
- Pattaya officials urge public to collaborate on solving homeless problem
- Chonburi, Chulalongkorn hospitals raising awareness of Thalassemia
- Pattaya anti-drug efforts meet government standards, Chonburi official says
- Thieves steal clothes, motorbike of late-night swimmers
- Elderly Club to make merit at Isaan temples
- Thai-ITOH Technology College graduates 110
- Royal plowing ceremony predicts abundant food, water
- Sunshine hotel group awards scholarships to employees’ children
- Multimedia art showcased in Asian University ‘BAM Time’ exhibit
In the previous issues
- Officials educated on pension rules
- 130 Development Group members certified in women’s rights
- Chonburi rehab programs treat almost 6,000
- Pattaya Grand Sale kicks off 2013 campaign July 15
- Despite 53% wage hike, construction workers mark Labor Day with gripes over low pay
- Workers flood Pattaya for Labor Day holiday
- Pong village chief, family injured in assault-rifle shooting
- Taxi owner offers 50,000 baht reward after million-baht burglary
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