Pattaya Mail
Political unrest severely affects foreign tourist arrivals
Prolonged political turmoil will negatively impact the tourism industry which will possibly lose 400,000 foreign visitors this month, according to the Tourism Council of...
Vets prepare for Lin Hui’s delivery
BANGKOK, 6 January 2014 Government veterinarians at Chiang Mai Zoo have reported that popular giant panda Lin Hui is expected to give birth...
Maha Sarakham residents receive blankets
BANGKOK, 3 January 2014 Over 16,000 blankets have been distributed to residents in Maha Sarakham Province, which has been hard hit by cold...
Reform Council formation awaits private section’s input
BANGKOK, 3 Jan 2014, In an update on the formation of the Independent Reform Council, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra says the plan awaits feedback...
Special Report: insurgent attacks kill more security personnel in 2013
A recent round-up report from police has revealed that security personnel casualties from the southern violence more than doubled last year in the region...
Songkhla EC Director reveals 90% of committee wish to resign
BANGKOK 3 January 2014 (NNT) — The Songkhla Election Commission (EC) director has revealed that 90% of the Songkhla commission members wish to resign. ...
‘Jarupong’ urges EC to resolve election problems and expresses concern over...
BANGKOK 3 January 2014 Pheu Thai party leader Jarupong Ruangsuwan is admittedly concerned over the demonstrators' planned shutdown of Bangkok on January 13, adding...
‘War room’ set up to deal with traffic disruptions during Bangkok...
BANGKOK, 3 January 2014 The Transport Ministry has laid down contingency plans to deal with traffic chaos expected during the planned Bangkok shutdown...
‘Chalerm’ suggests the formation of the reform council of 99 members
BANGKOK, 2 Jan 2014,Labor Minister Chalerm Yuubamrung has suggested the formation of the reform council that comprises 99 members to monitor and push forward...









