Pattaya Mail
Britain summons Thai charge d’affaires to clarify about Koh Tao murder...
LONDON, ENGLAND, 14 October 2014 The UK Foreign Office has requested the Thai charge d’affaires for an inquiry about the murder case of two...
Cabinet considering security and farming matters today
BANGKOK, 14 October 2014 Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha will attend a cabinet meeting today to acknowledge the progress of the agricultural zoning for rice...
Ombudsmen to hold brainstorm seminar on Education Overhaul today
BANGKOK, 14 October 2014 The Office of the Ombudsman is holding an academic seminar entitled ‘Overhauling the National Education System’ on October 14, so...
Thick blankets of fog envelop Nan province as it enters the...
NAN, 14 October 2014 As Nan province is entering the cold season, thick blankets of fog in the early mornings are causing visibility problems...
34 new hi-electricity masts to be installed in deep South
YALA, 12 October 2014 The Southern Border Provinces Administrative Centre (SBPAC) will install ‘hi-met’ or ‘height mast’ electricity poles in urban communities in the...
Chiang Rai welcomes more tourists as cold weather approaching
BANGKOK, 12 October 2014 Thai and foreign tourists swarm into the northern province of Chiang Rai as winter is about to arrive. There are...
An NRC member pledges determination for reform to eliminate corruption
BANGKOK, 13 October 2014 A member of the National Reform Council has pledged a determination to achieve legal reform that will help rid Thailand...
Statements on health conditions of HM the King and HRH Princess...
BANGKOK, 13 October 2014 His Majesty the King developed a high fever before the weekend but his temperature cooled down after new antibiotics was...
Traffic police shelves project to reward police arresting bribe-offering motorists
BANGKOK, 13 October 2014 The Acting Traffic Police Chief has warned his subordinates to discontinue the campaign to reward 10,000 baht to traffic police...




