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In the early hours of July the 28th outside of Marine disco 22 year old Thitima Mitsamrong who works at a bar on walking street gave a statement to the…
BANGKOK, 29 July 2011– The Ministry of Public Health has instructed all hospitals to be prepared to provide services amidst anticipated heavy flooding after stormy conditions were forecast by the…
BANGKOK, 29 July 2011 – The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has encouraged people to refrain from drinking alcoholic beverages during this Buddhist Lent as a tribute to His Majesty King…
7 Red Shirts get jail terms for emergency decree violation, theft
Saturday, 03 December 2011 By MCOT
BANGKOK, Dec 1 – A Thai court on Thursday sentenced six Red Shirt supporters to six months each in jail for violating the 2010 State of Emergency decree, while another…
BANGKOK, Dec 1 -- Thailand ranks 80th among 183 countries worldwide listed in the 2011 Corruption Perception Index (CPI) released today by Transparency International, two steps lower from last year’s…
BANGKOK, Dec 1 - Thailand's Dusit Zoo in Bangkok on Thursday unveiled two rare coconut crabs for exhibition to the public until Dec 10.
BANGKOK, 29 July 2011 – The Ministry of Education is urging schools nationwide to promote Chinese language study as it has been regarded an important tool to support educational development…
NARATHIWAT, July 29 – Insurgents fired at least one grenade and set off several bombs in follow-on incidents in this southern border province Friday, leaving four Thai army soldiers wounded.
BANGKOK, July 29 -- The Royal Thai Police will dispatch 1,650 police to ensure there is no disruption at the polls during Sunday's by-election in the northeastern province of Nong…
BANGKOK, July 28 - Key leaders of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), the Red Shirts, on Thursday threatened to file suit against the Election Commission (EC) for…
ECBANGKOK, July 28 -- Thailand's Election Commission (EC) on Wednesday endorsed 94 more MPs-elect, excluding Red Shirt core leader Jatuporn Prompan; bringing the total number of endorsed MPs to 496,…
BANGKOK, July 27 - Thailand's prime minister-to-be Yingluck Shinawatra said Wednesday that the Pheu Thai led-coalition government is ready to support the army plan to buy a new fleet of…
NARATHIWAT, July 28 – Rail services in this restive southern border province remained suspended Thursday for repair work amid tight security following Wednesday's bombing of State Railway of Thailand tracks…
BANGKOK, July 28 – A Malian man on Thursday was detained at Thailand’s Suvarnabhumi Airport for smuggling three kilogrammes of crystal methamphetamine, also known as 'ice, valued at Bt10.5 million…
BANGKOK, July 26 - Former Bangkok governor Apirak Kosayodhin, now running for the post of secretary-general of the Democrat Party, on Tuesday pledged his innocence over charges of alleged corruption…
Pattaya Mail Current Issue
Friday July 25 - July 31, 2014 (Vol. XXII No. 30)
- Happy Royal Birthday HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn
- Food & Hoteliers Expo returns Aug. 15-17
- Pattaya mayor pushes mop to wipe out hand, foot, mouth disease
- Chonburi’s governor arrests Boutique Hotel owner
- City removes damaged Pratamnak beach pavilion
- Women’s Development Group plans vocational training, English lessons in 2015
- 125 students given first-aid training
- Pattaya makes last-ditch effort to dig out of flooding cycle
- City beefs up security for marathon Sunday
- All 105 people sickened from chemical fumes in Laem Chabang now safe
- Thieves steal restaurateur’s wheels … literally
- Police arrest four alleged pickpocket-gang members
- Crackdown looms as military takes oversight of Pattaya entertainment zones
- Food vendor loses 115,000 baht earnings in bag snatch
- 300 highway police meet in Pattaya
- Suspected trafficker, loan shark arrested in Sattahip
- Old soldier returns to die at scene of glory days
- 3-day birthday party for HRH Crown Prince July 26-28 in Sattahip
- Sattahip agencies meet on illegal labor, human trafficking
- Regional police chief tells PBTA he’s bringing discipline to Pattaya force
- Lottery vendors cash out following NCPO-mandated price cut
- Pattaya suspends contract of ill-fated Koh Larn ferry operator
In the previous issues
- Courthouse sponsors ‘Cycling for Harmony’ event Sunday
- Candle parades light up Buddhist Lent
- Employers urged to get work visas for illegal laborers
- Lower prices for lottery tickets in Chonburi
- Thai navy opens base for submarines it doesn’t have
- 200 business owners given basic legal education
- Business owners meet on foreign-worker registration
- 300 brainstorm reform ideas in Chonburi workshop
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Political Crisis in Thailand
Mae Hong Son opens Damrongtham Center
General Prayuth feels concerned about the degradation of Thai language
Suphan Buri pilots ‘5 Precepts Villages’
Cambodia understands situation in Thailand
US understands Thailand's measures to address human trafficking problems
Free bus and train services extended for another six months
NCPO approves 2.4 trillion baht transport infrastructure plan
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