U.S. WWII sub appears to have been found

A brass plaque placed by U.S. Navy divers is shown on the aft capstan of a sunken submarine thought to be the USS Lagarto in the Gulf of Thailand. Navy divers on Friday, June 16, finished a six-day survey of the wreck. Naval archaeologists will analyze the photos and video of the 311-foot, nine-inch submarine to confirm the identification of the submarine. (AP Photo/U.S. Navy, Master Diver Michael Moser)

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Confusion over city hall actions on Larn Island stirs anger among residents

Senior city officials have called a meeting to search for ways to resolve ongoing problems concerning land encroachment on Larn Island, a situation that has become so contentious that senior officials have been receiving death threats.
Mayor Niran Watthanasartsathorn and his deputy Ronakit Ekasingh chaired a meeting at city hall on June 7 to stem the increasing animosity of residents and business operators and help them understand that the city is following the law.

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NEWS

Volunteer police expenses not paid for eight months

OUR COMMUNITY

British consul awarded MBE in birthday honours

Barry Kenyon, the British embassy’s honorary consul in Pattaya, has been given an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) in the Queen’s birthday honours recently announced in London. The award is for meritorious service to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

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FEATURES

Women and Young People are the future of Rotary

At the end of a most worthwhile visit to the Pattaya Orphanage, the school for deaf children and the Redemptorist School for the Handicapped (Pattaya Mail Vol. XIV. Iss. No.22) Rotary International President Carl-Wilhelm Stenhammar highlighted his brief visit to Pattaya by attending the Rotary Inter City meeting. This gathering of more than 300 Rotarians from the east, central and northeast Thailand was held at the Town in Town Hotel on the evening of May 26.

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OUR CHILDREN

Musical youngsters pay tribute to HM the King

Students at Assumption College Sriracha have paid a musical tribute to His Majesty to the King, in the form of an array of songs presented at a health park in Sriracha.

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SPORTS

Saraburi teams scoop under-18’s beach volleyball comp

Teams from Saraburi’s Technical College took out the top spots in the boys and girls under 18s youth beach volleyball competition held in Pattaya last weekend.

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