Tag: Phawat Lertmukda
Sattahip rolls out ‘Smile Mobile’ service program
Sattahip rolled out government services in Taothan as part of its “Smile Mobile” outreach program. Mayor Phawat Lertmukda kicked off the service Oct. 26...
HM the King honors marine killed in south
HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej and the Royal Family honored a Royal Thai Navy petty officer killed in Thailand’s south, ordering a dozen wreaths...
Sattahip police taking apart drug ring targeting students
Sattahip police have arrested a woman suspected of being the source of a major ring of drug dealers selling to area students. ...
‘Sattahip Screamer’ lets it rip at police station
About 20 Sattahip police were given a loud lecture from a district woman known to drive around, scream at public officials and profess...
Sattahip holds Buddhist celebration to commemorate enlightenment anniversary
Sattahip opened its celebration of 2,600 years of Buddhist enlightenment with a religious ceremony at Samakhee Banpot Temple. Sattahip...
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Pattaya Retirees: Lucas Vanlaar
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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...