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CURRENT ISSUE Vol. XII No. 5
Friday January 30 - February 5, 2004
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| SERVING THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF THAILAND |
Free bus service slated for Pattaya
starting Valentines Day
City shows heart with 6 month trial period
Pattaya
City has announced the commencement of a free bus service on February 14 as a
means to help solve the city’s traffic dilemma. A ceremony and fanfare will be
held on Valentines Day to kick-start the new service.
In a press conference at city hall on Monday afternoon, Mayor
Pairat Suthithamrongsawat and Dr. Thawatchai Laosirihongtong, director of the
research and development department at the King Mongkut Institute of Technology,
announced the upcoming plan to members of the media and government officials
involved in traffic control.
continued | More News
Midnight closing imminent for many types of entertainment venues
Nightlife operators brace for tough times ahead
Pattaya’s entertainment venue operators expressed fear that
the impending government legislation controlling entertainment venues around the
country will destroy their businesses and effectively wipe out tourism to this
area.
Over 500 business operators sat stone faced at a Pattaya City
Hall meeting last Thursday afternoon when city officials announced amendments to
the 1966 legislation.
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Weekday tourism promotion proposed at PBTA meeting

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PDG Gen. Saiyud Kerdphol impresses Rotarians
to work in unity
Tolerance and understanding will lead to world peace
Past
District Governor of Rotary International District 335 (now 3350) General Saiyud
Kerdphol was the special guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Pattaya recently.
Speaking in Thai and English, Gen. Saiyud spoke of the “Importance and
necessity of cooperation between the diverse culture and traditions of the human
race, if we want to achieve friendship, world understanding and peace.”
continued | More Community
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Pattaya welcomes in a wet Year of the Monkey
Despite evening showers washing out some of the
festivities, Chinese New Celebrations around the city continued throughout
the evening on January 22 with only some acrobatics being cancelled as
Pattaya residents and tourists welcomed in the Year of the Monkey.
Every year Thais of Chinese descent celebrate the traditional
lunar New Year in grand style and this year was no exception. Festivities began
in the afternoon with ceremonies taking place at city hall and a wide array of
festivities in the Naklua area featuring the Lion dance and the dragon
procession.
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Boonsong
Nimsritrakul, (right) president of Cable Television Association of Thailand
presented a gift basket to Chanyuth Hengtrakul, Managing Director of Sophon
Cable TV Pattaya at their new year’s festivities.
More Social Events
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Thai Bankers win annual PSC Charity Classic 2004
Friday January 23 at Phoenix Country Club (Stableford)
Once a year the ‘Rich and Famous’ of Pattaya Sports Club, this year
148 of them, gather on the playing fields of one of the fine golf courses in
the area to give their time, and hopefully money, in the support of Pattaya
Sports Club’s drive to raise finance for charity. This year the money
raised will go to support the needy children in the area.
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