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BANGKOK, 17 July 2011 - Democrat Party MP Attaporn Ponlaboot explained that even though the red shirt activist had prepared a compelling case against the election commission during the investigation…
BANGKOK, July 17 - Myanmar's Commerce Ministry annulled its import ban on 15 Thai items from Thailand, according to Thailand's director-general of Trade Negotiations Department.
PHETCHABURI, July 17 -- Five bodies of military officers killed in a military helicopter crashed in Phetchaburi's Kaeng Krachan National Park were located, but authorities were unable to move the…
Thai ambassador to the Netherlands believes ICJ will rule fairly on Cambodian border issue
Monday, 18 July 2011 By MCOT
BANGKOK, July 17 -- Thailand’s Ambassador to the Netherlands Virachai Plasai said he believed the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the UN's highest court based in The Hague, would rule…
TAK, 15 July 2011 – A number of Myanmar citizens have been arrested in Tak province after entering Thailand with the intention to find jobs and take advantage of the…
BANGKOK, 15 July 2011 – Buddhists are taking part in the Buddhism Promotion Week upon Asalha Puja Day and the Buddhist Lent Day as they gave alms to 85 monks…
BANGKOK, 15 July 2011 – Thai Airways International Plc (THAI) has resumed all flights to Japan as normal after its operations had to be adjusted due to the country’s devastation…
BANGKOK, July 15 – Buddhists throughout Thailand on Friday made merit during the morning alms rounds of Buddhist monks and the faithful will attend candle-lit processions at nearby temples in…
Election Commission gives first 'Yellow Card' to Pheu Thai party winner in Nong Khai
Saturday, 16 July 2011 By MCOT
BANGKOK, July 15 – Thailand's Election Commission (EC) issued its first 'yellow card' to the Pheu Thai Party winning candidate in Nong Khai Constituency 2 while a new election for…
BANGKOK, 15 July 2011 – The National Disaster Warning Center (NDWC) has warned people residing in the northern and northeastern regions of Thailand about possible flash floods during this period.
BANGKOK, 14 July 2011 – The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that all Thai nationals in Mumbai are safe following a series of bombings in the Indian commercial capital,…
BANGKOK, 14 July 2011 – A recent survey by Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University (MCU) has found that some Buddhists have never prayed or given alms to Buddhist monks while the first and…
BANGKOK, 14 July 2011 – The Ministry of Public Health has encouraged Thai people to take care of their health and do good deeds upon the upcoming three-month Buddhist Lent…
Thai foreign minister to attend world court for decision on Cambodian border issues
Friday, 15 July 2011 By MCOT
BANGKOK, July 14 -- A Thai delegation led by outgoing Foreign Minister Kasit Piromya will leave Bangkok Saturday for The Hague to be present at the International Court of Justice…
BANGKOK, July 14 - Thailand's new members of parliament on Thursday reported to the House of Representatives registration process at parliament after the Election Commission (EC) officially issued their endorsement…
Pattaya Mail Current Issue
Friday June 14 - June 20, 2013 (Vol. XXI No. 24)
- 2013 CARAT exercise sweeps through Sattahip
- YWCA to hold walk-run Saturday
- Pattaya Courthouse offers seminar on dispute settlement
- Interior Ministry orders Chonburi to prepare emergency blackout plans
- City & school officials plan Lent parade, marching band contest
- Pattaya marine-protection plan to expand to Jomtien, but still lacks funding
- Chonburi agriculture officials hunt for EMS in Pattaya, Plutaluang shrimp farms
- Extra-low tide creates ocean of sand on Jomtien Beach
- Suspected Russian loan shark arrested
- 1.4 million baht in designer knockoffs seized in shopping mall raid
- Teen confesses to bludgeoning murder of Naklua employer
- Couple suspected in Sattahip toddler’s death released without charge
- 1 dead, 1 injured in Sattahip gang shooting
- Female lottery dealers beaten by criminal suppliers
- Pattaya Courthouse marks 13th anniversary
- Navy runs 37-gun artillery drill in Sattahip
- Crowds throng to opening of Pattaya passport office
- 40 area police undergo D.A.R.E. training
- Police force jet ski scammers to return some of funds extorted from Indian pair
- Burapha University showcases research at 2nd Academic Forum
- Navy’s Zero Baht Shop barters recyclables for household items
- Thai disease-control chief reviews dengue fever prevention plans in Sriracha
- Pattaya releases 10,000 marine animals for World Environment Day
- Region 2 police seize 10 illegally imported, stolen cars
- Chonburi holds annual Family Forum
- International forces storm Sattahip beachhead
- 2013 CARAT exercise sweeps through Sattahip
In the previous issues
- Pattaya promotes World No Tobacco Day message
- Disadvantaged Koh Si Chang residents receive royal relief
- City council approves 11.4 million baht for 2 more beach swimming zones
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