Tag: Amnuay Gajeena
Teenagers invited to volunteer for accident prevention
NONTHABURI – The Department of Disease Control (DDC) is calling upon teenagers to play an active role in the community accident prevention campaign, as...
Thailand aims to end AIDS issue in 2030
NONTHABURI – Thailand aims to put the end to the Kingdom's HIV/AIDS issue within the year 2030 through community improvement and healthcare system upgrades,...
Door-to-door campaign launched in Bangkok to tackle dengue fever outbreak
BANGKOK - The Department of Disease Control has launched a door-to-door campaign to curb the dengue fever outbreak in Bangkok. Department Director-General Amnuay Gajeena,...
Third of seven New Year holidays sees 161 deaths, 1,390 injuries
BANGKOK, Dec 30 - Road accidents on the thrrd of seven Dangerous Days of the New Year holiday have claimed 161 lives, 1,390 injuries....
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Oasis Beats Pool Party at Avani Pattaya Resort 27 December
Ticket & Entry Packages
Entry Package
THB 550++
• no sunbed
• Includes: 1 drink
Ladies Entry Package: THB 800++
Includes: Entry + Sunbed + 1 drink (glass of...
Warng Warng Taiwanese Shabu: just 30 minutes drive from Pattaya
BANCHANG, Thailand - Warng Warng Original Taiwanese Shabu is a family-owned restaurant near Phala Beach, Ban Chang, a refreshing alternative to the familiar Pattaya...
Thailand’s rule of law stands still as the world moves on
BANGKOK, Thailand - On 17 December in Bangkok, a new report quietly confirmed what many people in Thailand already feel in their daily lives:...
Pattaya’s Soi Siam Country Club Road resurfacing nears completion with final manhole adjustments
PATTAYA, Thailand – Motorists passing through Phornprapanimit Road or Soi Siam Country Club in Pattaya may notice construction crews carefully cutting around manhole covers...
Indian tourist cuts across road, motorcyclist seriously injured in Pattaya
PATTAYA, Thailand – A 41-year-old woman from Buriram province was seriously injured after her motorcycle lost control and crashed on Pattaya Beach Road early...