Tag: Natthawut Saikua
UDD petition UN against alleged harassments by the government
The United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship lodged a petition with the regional office of the United Nations in Bangkok on Friday accusing the...
Red Shirts: Election, national reform should run in parallel
BANGKOK, Dec 18 - The pro-government Red Shirt movement, the United Front Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD), agree with the country's reform in parallel with...
Government reaffirms no violence against anti-govt protesters
BANGKOK, Nov 10 - The government can still handle anti-government demonstrations and no violence will be used against protesters, said Deputy Prime Minister Pol...
Probe of Bangkok election complaints expected to be complete in 15...
BANGKOK, March 7 - The Election Commission (EC) said the investigation of complaints related to the March 3 gubernatorial election is expected to...
Deputy Commerce Minister presides over destruction of IP-violating merchandises worth 216...
BANGKOK, 1 March 2013 Deputy Commerce Minister Natthawut Saikua has presided over the destruction of merchandises that violated intellectual property, worth 216 million baht....
Thailand to designate 2013 as anti-piracy year
BANGKOK, Dec 21 - Thailand's Deputy Commerce Minister Natthawut Saikua said on Friday that the government has pledged to crack down on piracy and...
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Red Shirt leader urges government to keep close watch on Pitak...
BANGKOK, Oct 30 - A key Red Shirt leader today warned the government to keep a close watch on the moves of the anti-government...
Red shirts commemorate 80th anniversary of Thai democracy
BANGKOK, June 24 – The United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) -- or the red shirts – have gathered at Democracy Monument to...
Yellow Shirts postpone June 5 rally
BANGKOK, June 2 - Thailand's yellow-shirted movement, the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) on Saturday decided to postpone its June 5 rally after...
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Rayong reservoir emergency raises flood concerns after evacuation warning
RAYONG, Thailand – Residents in parts of Rayong were ordered to evacuate on Monday, September 28, after local authorities reported serious damage at Khlong...
Floods cause 12.3 billion baht economic damage with Bangkok and Chonburi hit hardest
BANGKOK, Thailand – Thailand’s University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce estimates that flooding from September 25-29 will cause about 12.283 billion baht in...
Koh Larn boats resume as Pattaya sea trips operate under weather watch
PATTAYA, Thailand – Boat services from Pattaya’s Bali Hai Pier to Koh Larn and other nearby islands were operating on September 28, allowing tourists...
Pattaya malls, banks and services stay open despite continuing rain
PATTAYA, Thailand – Major shopping centers in Pattaya, including Central Pattaya, remained open as normal on September 28, continuing to provide services and facilities...
Pattaya stays wet as monsoon rain returns to Jomtien
PATTAYA, Thailand – The monsoon continued to keep Pattaya and Jomtien wet on Monday, September 28, with rain returning around midday and thunder heard...