Anun Awae
Thai Cabinet extends emergency decree in southern border region
Wednesday, 14 December 2011 10:09
Pattaya Mail Current Issue
Friday July 18 - July 24, 2014 (Vol. XXII No. 29)
- 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
- Rice yellow, but genuine, in Chonburi warehouse
- PEA boosts power to hospital neighbors
- Frenchman kills son, 2, in murder-suicide
- 8 Sattahip teen gang-rape suspects surrender for prosecution
- 8 arrested, 60 slot machines seized in Pattaya raid
- Truck gang noisy, but drug-free in Jomtien Beach
- Sattahip man arrested for hacking ‘vile-mouthed’ wife
- One-stop centers for registering illegal workers set up in Chonburi
- Pattaya workers visit 2 Prachuabkirikhan projects
- Thai Food spices up Central Festival Pattaya Beach
In the previous issues
- Sister Joan returns to Ireland for a well earned holiday
- Pattaya Grand Sale 2014 underway
- NCPO begins crackdown on Pattaya motorbike taxis
- Police chiefs order renewed crackdown to solve Pattaya’s worsening traffic
- Wall planned along Pratamnak Road to stop mudslides
- Dongtan Beach masseuses call on Pattaya officials to crack down on foreign workers
- Alcohol sales banned July 11 & 12
- 3 Pattaya communities want cleaner streets, drains
- AIDS-prevention officials take on Soi 6
- Suspected Kanchanaburi drug dealer busted in Pattaya
- Indian confesses, but police bust drunk Thai woman for motorbike hit-and-run
- American attacked by ‘jealous’ Thai
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Number of tourist arrivals in Koh Samui declines this year
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Special Report: NCPO places great emphasis on tackling corruption
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