Tag: Dr. Pichit Kangwolkij
Traffic cops get funding for new home
Dr. Pichit Kangwolkij (3rd left), director of Bangkok Hospital Pattaya makes a presentation of 400,000 baht to Pol. Col. Chanapat Nawaluck (4th right),...
BHP turns out 33 more fully qualified paramedics
Bangkok Hospital Pattaya continues to upgrade the area’s emergency-rescue system with 33 more first responders and hospital workers training to become fully qualified...
Bangkok Pattaya Hospital presents prize draw awards
Dr. Pichit Kangwolkij, Director and Dr. Supakorn Winnawan, Deputy Director of the Bangkok Hospital Pattaya recently presented prizes to the lucky winners who...
Area hospitals launch month-long blood drive
Bangkok Hospital Pattaya and Rajadhevi Sriracha Hospital launched their third annual blood drive to honor HM the King for his birthday. ...
Bangkok Hospital Pattaya opens IMCU
Bangkok Hospital Pattaya launched its Intensive Medical Care Unit, a suite of six rooms that will open beds in a facility critical-care ward....
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Pattaya heats up as the 2025 Bikini Beach Race returns this December 20
PATTAYA, Thailand – The countdown has begun for one of Thailand’s most vibrant and eye-catching beach events of the year. The Pattaya International Bikini...
Royal tribute on rails as SRT’s annual steam locomotive journey departs Bangkok for Chachoengsao
PATTAYA, Thailand – The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) held its annual steam locomotive excursion from Bangkok to Chachoengsao to mark the birthday anniversary...
Pattaya acts after complaints as beggars and child solicitation resurface
PATTAYA, Thailand – Deputy Mayor Damrongkiat Pinijkarn led a large multi-agency task force to crack down on begging and child solicitation in high-risk areas...
Disabled lottery vendor tries to save drowning man but finds victim already dead on...
PATTAYA, Thailand – A disabled lottery vendor attempted a courageous rescue on Wednesday evening after spotting what appeared to be a drowning man off...
Thai airports approve higher fees as travellers demand better services first
PATTAYA, Thailand – The Civil Aviation Board has approved a steep rise in passenger service charges for Thailand’s six major airports, increasing the international...