Tag: Muslim
Religious teacher shot to death in Pattani
PATTANI, Oct 30 - A Muslim religious teacher was shot dead in this southern border province. The victim, Mahama Ma-ae,...
US envoy unworried by anti-American protest in Thailand
CHIANG MAI, Sept 19 - US ambassador to Thailand Kristie Kenney said she believes the anti-US protests in Muslim world will not deteriorate...
488 marines ship out of Sattahip for troubled south
Nearly 500 Royal Thai Marines departed Sattahip for Thailand’s strife-torn southern provinces last month as the military shuffles its personnel in the area....
Army chief urges rethinking proposed special administrative zones in far South
BANGKOK, June 21 – The current administration structure Thailand’s the southern border provinces should remain intact but the idea of establishing the area...
Thai private sector urged to penetrate China’s halal market
BANGKOK, May 17 - The Department of Export Promotion (DEP) has advised the Thai private sector to penetrate China's halal food market, as...
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Pattaya Retirees: Lucas Vanlaar
“Between a rock and a hard place”
PATTAYA, Thailand - At 76, Australian retiree Luke Vanlaar (born in Holland) has been settled in Jomtien just...
Pattaya enhances public amenities with new state-of-the-art Toilet Buses
PATTAYA, Thailand - Pattaya City is tackling the shortage of public restrooms by acquiring six new mobile units, with the arrival of the first...
Pattaya launches electric baht-buses to tackle long-term pollution
PATTAYA, Thailand - In a bid to revolutionize public transportation and combat pollution, Pattaya City took a significant step forward on April 25 with...
Thailand’s declining birth rate sparks future population concerns
PATTAYA, Thailand - The Paediatric Society of Thailand has sounded the alarm over a troubling trend where the number of births in Thailand has...
Immigration police raid nets 21 Myanmar nationals in Pattaya
PATTAYA, Thailand – Chonburi Immigration Police conducted a raid on two rented rooms in Soi Khopai South Pattaya on April 24, following reports of...