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Education Cited as a Key to Easing Problems in the Southern Border Provinces
Saturday, 18 May 2013 By NNT
BANGKOK, 16 May 2013 – Education has been cited as a key to success in resolving problems in the southern border provinces, restoring peace, and helping in local development.
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on May 15 presided over the ceremony to mark the end of shackling inmates with iron chains and bars at maximum-security Bang Kwang Central Prison in…
BANGKOK, May 15 – Thailand’s Industry Ministry will earmark a Bt1.754 billion (US$60 million) subsidy for the construction of flood-prevention walls at four industrial estates in northern Bangkok and further…
BANGKOK, May 16 – The government-sponsored bill seeking Bt2 trillion in loan for Thailand’s infrastructure development will not be ready for debate in Parliament’s extraordinary session on May 29-31, according…
RANONG, MAY 15 – An attempt to conserve a disappearing species, the water onion, in this southern Thai province continues to prevent the species disappearing altogether from the wild.
PATTANI, May 15 – A senior government official today promised to remove the names of former suspects, arrested under the enforcement of the emergency decree and martial law, from the…
BANGKOK, May 16 – Thailand and Japan are cooperating in a project on long-term care service development for the elderly, the Thai Public Health Ministry has announced.
The Thai police have displayed the tactical capacity of its special weapons and tactics unit, the Arintharat special force, in a simulated hostage rescue scenario.
BANGKOK, 15 May 2013 Officials revealed that the first suspect called in for interrogation over the hacking of the Prime Minister's Office website had hacked into the site a few…
BANGKOK, 15 May 2013 An accidental ignition of gunpowder blasted a house in Suphanburi that had been modified into a factory, killing all 3 people sitting at the back of…
BANGKOK, 15 May 2013 Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra is ready to listen to certain group’s opposition to the THB530 billion flood prevention plans of the government.
CHIANG RAI, 15 May 2013 In a huge drug bust in Chang Rai, Soldier from Pha Muang Task Force seized over one million methamphetamine pills and 43 kilograms of crystal…
Bangkok, 15 May 2013, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has distributed 120,000 motorcycle helmets to young students in the capital, in its bid to raise the city's safety standard.
NONG KHAI, 15 May 2013 Nong Khai’s Non-Formal Education Office has established an ASEAN Education Center in its bid to prepare locals for the approaching ASEAN Economic Community in…
Human trafficking victims to be allowed to work temporarily in Thailand
Thursday, 16 May 2013 By NNT
BANGKOK, 15 May 2013 Migrant workers, who were once victims of human trafficking, will likely be exempted from paying employment fee to work in Thailand under the new draft law…
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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