Tag: Manasvi Srisodapol
Thai missing in Philippine volcanic eruption found
BANGKOK, May 8 - Filipino authorities have found a Thai man who was injured in the eruption of a Philippine volcano and sent...
Thai man injured in Philippine volcano eruption
BANGKOK, May 7 – A Thai man was injured today in the eruption of a Philippine volcano. Foreign Ministry...
No Thais injured or killed in Boston marathon bomb
BANGKOK, 16 April 2013 -The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has revealed that no Thai nationals have been injured or killed in Boston Marathon...
Security upgrade at Thailand’s airports follows Boston Marathon blasts
BANGKOK, April 16 – Security arrangements at Thailand’s six major airports were reviewed and tightened today after a bomb attack at the Boston Marathon...
Foreign Ministry allays fears among Thais about South Korean safety
BANGKOK, April 10 – The Thai embassy in Seoul has reported all is normal in South Korea, Foreign Ministry spokesman Manasvi Srisodapol said...
US disavows mistaken report on Thailand as terrorist target
BANGKOK, April 5 – Thailand's foreign ministry and army chief have flatly rejected a terror target list by the US Federal Bureau of...
World Islamic body nods to Thailand’s tackling of southern violence
BANGKOK, Feb 8 – The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has responded positively to Thailand’s successive solutions to the long-standing violence in three...
UNHCR lending helping hand to Rohingyas
BANGKOK, 23 January 2013 The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) on Tuesday visited the detained Rohingyas in Songkhla Province to determine...
Foreign Ministry insists assistance for Rohingya only temporary
BANGKOK, Jan 23 – Thailand's Foreign Ministry has called on the world community and other countries to lend their hands in solving the...
US President to officially visit Thailand next week
BANGKOK, Nov 9 -- Newly re-elected US President Barack Obama will officially visit Thailand November 18-19, becoming the first US leader to visit...
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Pattaya Mail signs off after 30 years of print journalism
A grateful tribute to editors, reporters, staff, readers, advertisers, friends, and families
This is the last printed issue of the Pattaya Mail, marking the end...
Pattaya Mail goes all-electronic this month
December 1 marks the last print edition of Pattaya Mail which now becomes a completely electronic newspaper via its popular website, Facebook and e-version....
Sharp nails in krathongs pose lethal threat to beachgoers
PATTAYA, Thailand - In the aftermath of the Loy Krathong festival, local authorities in Pattaya, particularly at Jomtien Beach, are alerting the public to...
New Year’s Eve revelry: Entertainment venues open until 6 a.m.
PATTAYA, Thailand - The Thai government has approved the draft regulation for an urgent extension of operating hours for entertainment venues in strategic tourist...
Loy Krathong festival illuminates Pattaya with cultural splendour and community spirit
PATTAYA, Thailand - On November 27, the enchanting Loy Krathong festival unfolded across Pattaya, showcasing a vibrant celebration of Thai cultural traditions that not...