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NONTHABURI, June 20 – Thai Public Health Minister Jurin Laksanawisit on Monday urged the public not to panic over the spread of the deadly bacteria E. coli through human-to-human transmission…
BANGKOK, June 21 - Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and senior executives from his Democrat party--Thailand's oldest--began campaigning Tuesday in their historic stronghold, the country's upper southern region, with their first…
Army chief urges rethinking proposed special administrative zones in far South
Wednesday, 22 June 2011 By MCOT
BANGKOK, June 21 – The current administration structure Thailand’s the southern border provinces should remain intact but the idea of establishing the area as a special administrative zone should be…
Activists seek DSI lawsuit against top list candidate of Pheu Thai Party
Wednesday, 22 June 2011 By MCOT
BANGKOK, June 21 - Activists on Tuesday asked the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to take legal action against Yingluck Shinawatra, youngest sister of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, top…
A 48 year old Iranian tourist was taking a stroll with his friends near Bali Hai pier on the 20th of June when two ladyboys approached them.
In an effort to control gun crime across the city Pol. Col. Somnuk Suwanla-ong led over 100 police officers and volunteers to set up check points around town.
Personnel from the Sawang Boriboon foundation were called to deal with unwelcome house guest in Soi Map Song.
Pattaya police and Sawang Boriboon volunteers tended a murder scene at a residence in Soi Wat Boonkanjanaram 5 in Jomtien.
Despite numerous checkpoints around town, crime does appear to be on the rise.
On June 16th Banglamung police attended a fatal road accident on the bypass in front of Nong Ket Noi temple.
Democrat Party asks Yingluck to order 'Red Shirts' stop movement against candidates of other parties
Monday, 20 June 2011 By MCOT
BANGKOK, June 19 -- Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, leader of the outgoing, ruling Democrat Party, on Sunday asked Yingluck Shinawatra, the number one party-list candidate under the Pheu Thai Party,…
BANGKOK, 19 June 2011 -The Department of Corrections has imposed measures to prevent prisoners from smuggling drugs into the prison including cell phone jammers installed in 6 major prisons.
BANGKOK, 19 June 2011 -The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation has disclosed that 6 provinces mostly in the North Eastern region remain disaster zones while the water has now…
CHIANGMAI, 19 June 2011 - After the Chiangmai Zoo has decided to showcase a polar bear, many people and activists denounced the move, saying it would be tantamount to animal…
On June 16 tourist police presented a 48 year old Thai woman to the press after she had allegedly drugged and robbed a 44 year old Canadian tourist.
Pattaya Mail Current Issue
Friday May 24 - May 30, 2013 (Vol. XXI No. 21)
- 9 years on, Jomtien Second Road remains a perilous mess
- Another 100 complete drug rehab in Sattahip
- Tourism group head rebukes members for weak support of Pattaya Grand Sale
- Sattahip residents bet big, lose on snake nest
- Today (Friday) is Visakha Bucha Day
- Navy takes delivery of 3 patrol boats
- GPS navigation, insurance required under draft marine-safety plan
- Pattaya readies water pumps for rainy season
- Drug-dealing suspect escapes Pattaya police jail
- Kuwaiti robbed of 300,000 baht by transvestite hooker
- Teen slashed on Third Road
- Soi Buakaow beer bar busted for trafficking underage girl
- Teen ex-con arrested for Beach Road burglaries
- Russian dies in Jomtien motorcycle accident
- Ban Sukhawadee helps raise funds for massive Issan Buddhist center
- Acting police chief lectures officers on ethics
- Colors of the East festival unfolds in Jomtien this weekend
- Transvestite beauty queen turns monk
- Seaton Foundation, Nong Plalai woman care for abandoned boy
- Sriracha motor show expected to reach 500 million baht in sales
- Plutaluang woman solicits donations for treatment of husband’s elephantiasis
In the previous issues
- 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
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