Tag: Nakhon Sawan
DDPM: 9 provinces remain inundated
BANGKOK, 15 August 2011 – The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has concluded that nine provinces remain inundated following tropical storm...
Thai rice exports to reach 10 mn tons in 2011
NAKHON SAWAN, 21 June 2011 – The Ministry of Commerce expects that no less than 10 million tons of Thai rice will be...
Thailand exporting 10 million tonnes of rice this year
NONTHABURI, June 10 - Thailand is expected to export 9-9.5 million tonnes of rice this year, with the quantity possibly reaching 10 million tonnes...
Flash floods hit northern province
PHISANULOK, May 30 -- Flash flooding hit many areas in Phisanulok’s Noen Maprang district on Monday, damaging houses and forcing a school to...
Special Report: Road Casualties during Songkran 2011
As a result of the joint effort among related agencies to prevent and reduce road accidents during this year’s Songkran Festival, the numbers...
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Obituary – Frank Noel McNulty 25 Dec 1930 – 4 May 2024
Long time British resident of Pattaya, Frank McNulty passed away after a yearlong illness on Saturday 4 May, 2024. A service was held in...
Pyrolysis gasoline tank explosion leaves one dead, four injured in Map Ta Phut
MAP TA PHUT, Thailand - A massive explosion rocked the pyrolysis gasoline tank, at the Map Ta Phut Tank Terminal Co., Ltd. (MTT) in...
Elevator repair enables disabled to cross Sukhumvit Road in Central Pattaya
PATTAYA, Thailand - Pattaya City has repaired the non-functioning elevator located in front of the Phra Mahatai Center, also known as the Pattaya Redemptorist...
Pattaya cracks down on illegal migrant beggars exploiting children
PATTAYA, Thailand - Responding to mounting concerns over the presence of foreign nationals involved in illicit activities in Pattaya, local authorities have launched a...
Singaporean officials foster collaboration in talks with Pattaya City
PATTAYA, Thailand - Pattaya City Hall welcomed a delegation from the Singapore Embassy in Thailand on May 9. Led by Mr. Benedict Chua Jing...