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Vendors try unsuccessfully to return to Siam Square as City Hall...

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Over 200 municipal police were deployed at and around Siam Square shopping district on Thursday as a group of pavement vendors tried to negotiate...
Cleanup workers frantically fight a losing battle, trying to keep oil from ruining Ao Prao beach in front of Le Vimarn Cottages & Spa on Samet Island. About 50 tons of crude oil spilled into the sea off Rayong province Saturday morning, July 27, after a leak sprung in a pipeline operated by PTT Global Chemical Plc, a subsidiary of state-owned oil and gas company PTT Plc.
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Koh Samet oil spill effects to be felt for weeks

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Cleanup workers frantically fight a losing battle, trying to keep oil from ruining Ao Prao beach in front of Le Vimarn Cottages & Spa...
Students from a local school take a water break during their cleanup of Mae Rampung Beach in Rayong.
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Rayong governor leads beach cleanup

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The governor of Rayong led dozens of public and private-sector workers and students on a cleanup of Mae Rampung Beach, helping to beautify...
Staff of the Holiday Inn Pattaya joined in a clean-up campaign organized by the Central Festival Pattaya Beach and their group of companies recently. They concentrated on cleaning local temples and planting trees.
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Holiday Inn joins in Pattaya clean-up campaign

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Staff of the Holiday Inn Pattaya joined in a clean-up campaign organized by the Central Festival Pattaya Beach and their group of companies...
Volunteers carry a bucket full of mud during a clean-up drive after floodwaters receded from Bangkok, Saturday, Nov. 19. Hundreds of city workers, police, army personnel and civilian volunteers have been working to dig out the mud from previously flooded areas in the Big Mango. The situation has improved dramatically in recent days and cleanup has begun in many areas, though some still face weeks more under water. The government said 17 provinces remained flooded Sunday. They also said Sunday that the death toll has reached 602, the majority from drowning. (AP Photo/Altaf Qadri)
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Let the clean-up begin

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Volunteers carry a bucket full of mud during a clean-up drive after floodwaters receded from Bangkok, Saturday, Nov. 19. Hundreds of city workers, police,...

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Foreign tourist found dead in Pattaya Beach incident

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PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya City officials and police from Pattaya City Station responded to reports of a foreign man found drowned near the entrance...

Pattaya tightens city regulations following fireworks festival vendor complaints

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PATTAYA, Thailand – Deputy Mayor Wuthisak Rermkijakarn chaired a meeting with the Pattaya City Administration Division to evaluate progress on prior directives and address...

Pattaya’s traffic has hit a breaking point

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