25.1 C
Pattaya
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Add Pattaya Mail as a Preferred Source to see more of their content on Google Search.

Home Authors Posts by Pattaya Mail

Pattaya Mail

67350 POSTS 0 COMMENTS

Pattaya residents hunt for potential Covid-19 cases in their neighborhoods

North Pattaya residents sprayed disinfectant and brought face masks to neighbors living off of main roads. Chumsak Sapapat, leader of the Rung Reung Community, led...

Pattaya’s lower-priced restaurants for vegetarians and vegans

Tarka House It’s on Pattayaland Soi 2, just after The Classroom. Not specifically vegetarian, but with a full range of veggie dishes. It’s a great...

Thais will start receiving vaccinations in June at a rate of...

BANGKOK - The government has confirmed that Thai people will begin receiving COVID-19 vaccinations in June at a rate of 5 million doses a...

Bangkok to display real-time air pollution levels on traffic screens

Bangkok City Hall has joined the national police to display real-time air quality reports on the city’s intelligent traffic displays, to enable residents to...

Thai Army prepares 100,000 field hospital beds should COVID-19 situation escalate

BANGKOK - The Royal Thai Army now has some 100,000 beds available for field hospitals to help support the government should the pandemic situation...

Dutch firm to install debris removal devices on Chao Phraya River,...

BANGKOK - A water debris removal device - the Interceptor from the Netherlands, will be installed on the Chao Phraya River to help extract...

Pattaya Real Divers cuts prices to lure back tourists and conservationists

A long-running scuba diving school is offering special prices and a chance at environmental conservation to welcome tourists back to Pattaya. Neil Chandler, co-founder of...

Thailand may see 2.5-2.6% economic growth this year if outbreak ends...

BANGKOK - The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) believes Thailand still has a chance to see 2.5-2.6% economic growth this year if the ongoing...

Bangkok salty tap water hazardous to people with chronic illness and...

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) said seawater has entered Bangkok’s raw water system, making tap water very salty. Bangkok governor Aswin Kwanmuang...

Latest Stories

Bulgarian tourist left homeless in Pattaya gets help to fly home

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya Tourist Police assisted a Bulgarian tourist who had been left without accommodation and was staying near a mosque, coordinating with...

Life jackets could save lives on Pattaya’s busy Koh Larn boat routes

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya Tourist Police assisted tourists boarding boats for Koh Larn on November 9, helping passengers put on life jackets and reminding...

Thailand eases alcohol sales ban for licensed venues on Buddhist holidays

PATTAYA, Thailand – Thailand has revised its regulations on alcohol sales during major Buddhist holidays, allowing certain establishments, including licensed entertainment venues, hotels and...

Thailand faces daily cyberattacks with hackers using AI to find system weaknesses

BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand is facing daily cyberattacks targeting government agencies, banks and public utilities, with attackers increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to identify...

Thai rice exports to ASEAN surge 109% in first nine months of 2026

BANGKOK, Thailand – The government is expanding agricultural export markets and boosting support for farmers' incomes after Thai rice exports to ASEAN countries rose...