Tag: Rev. Peter Pattarapong Srivorakul
Nivea treats kids to skin-safe day at beach
The Thai distributor of Nivea skin-care products treated 50 children to a day at the beach to hype its sunscreen product.
Chatasri Jaruchet, general manager...
Father Ray chief reviews new programs started on his watch
After a quarter century in the clergy and four years officially at the helm of Pattaya’s highest-profile charity organization, Rev. Peter Pattarapong Srivorakul is...
Redemptorist School for Blind students ‘wai khru’ teachers
Pattaya’s Redemptorist School for the Blind kicked off its new academic term with a traditional “wai khru” ceremony in which students pay respect to...
Daido, Drop-in Center organize ‘young farmers’ seminar
Daido Co. marked the eight-year anniversary of the death of Rev. Raymond Brennan by organizing a “young farmers” workshop at the Father Ray Drop-In...
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From tourists to residents, Thailand is quietly changing
PATTAYA. Thailand - Thailand has always been good at attracting people. For decades, visitors have come for the obvious reasons: climate, affordability, food, and...
From imagination to reality, Pattaya unveils a striking new art wall landmark
PATTAYA, Thailand – What began as a creative idea on a screen has now become a real-world landmark in the heart of Pattaya. A...
When danger is everywhere, Pattaya motorcycle crashes no longer shock
PATTAYA, Thailand – A late-night fatal crash involving a foreign motorcyclist near Mabprachan Reservoir has once again exposed the uncomfortable reality of road safety...
Pattaya’s road repairs promise smooth travel but deliver bumps and frustration
PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya City has repeatedly promised smoother, safer roads, but for many residents and daily road users, the reality on the ground...
Cyber Police bust illegal e-cigarette production hub run by Chinese national in Pattaya
PATTAYA, Thailand — Cyber Crime Police have dismantled a large-scale illegal e-cigarette operation in central Pattaya, arresting a Chinese national and seizing thousands of...