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Fiscal Policy Office holds 2011 Thai economic growth forecast at 4.5...

BANGKOK, June 29 – Thailand’s Fiscal Policy Office (FPO) has maintained the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) projection at 4.5 per cent for...

2011 GDP growth expected at 4-5%

BANGKOK, 30 June 2011 – The Ministry of Finance has maintained the Thai Gross Domestic Product (GDP) expansion in 2011 at 4-5% as...

Apr 2011 public debt stands at 41.03% of GDP

BANGKOK, 21 June 2011 – The Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) has reported that the national public debt as of 30 April 2011...

Thai economy to grow 3.7 per cent in 2011: World Bank

BANGKOK, June 8 – The World Bank on Wednesday maintained a steady economic outlook for Thailand with  3.7 per cent of the Gross...

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PATTAYA, Thailand – Three Chinese women were rescued from a house in Banglamung after allegedly being lured to Thailand for entertainment work before being...

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PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya was hit by a day of increasingly difficult weather conditions on September 23, with torrential rain bringing widespread flooding while...

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PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya beach umbrella and lounger operators gathered at Pattaya City Hall on September 23 to raise concerns over a shortage of...

Pattaya roads vanish under rising floodwater after torrential rain

PATTAYA, Thailand – Torrential rain swept across Pattaya on September 23, rapidly flooding several roads and leaving cars and motorcycles stranded as authorities moved...

East Pattaya faces more flooding, worst may still be ahead

PATTAYA, Thailand – With more heavy rain forecast through the weekend, East Pattaya is also seeing rapidly rising water, prompting authorities to restrict traffic...