Tag: Map Ta Phut
Transport Ministry to further upgrade railway networks at Laem Chabang
BANGKOK, 24 June 2012 - The Transport Ministry is set to expand the railway system to the Laem Chabang Port in the East in...
IEAT: Chemical plant explosion in Map Ta Phut does not affect...
BANGKOK, 13 May 2012 – Structures of other main buildings nearby the petrochemical factory in Map Ta Phut which exploded last week, are...
Industry Ministry confident no chemical contamination around Map Ta Phut
RAYONG, 6 May 2012 – The Industry Ministry is confident that the fire incident in Map Ta Phut has left no trace of...
Drought threatens eastern seaboard industrial estates
BANGKOK, May 4 – In an attempt to avert a repetition of the 2005 drought crisis, the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT)...
NESDB presents solutions to Map Ta Phut problems
BANGKOK, 16 May 2011 – The National Economic and Social Development Board (NESDB) has planned three solutions to the prevailing problems of Map...
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Pattaya Mayor announces new mandate for students regarding scout uniforms
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3,500 monks from 50 countries to attend Visakha Bucha ceremonies in Thailand
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