Tag: Theerapat Prayoonsit
Thailand, US join forces to combat illegal wildlife trade
BANGKOK, Sept 9 - Thailand and the United States have joined forces to combat the illegal trade in wildlife in all 10 countries in...
Thailand steps up measures to prevent illegal ivory trade
BANGKOK, Feb 19 – Thailand’s National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department has instructed local ivory traders to beware of involvement with the...
Japan-bound otters seized at Suvarnabhumi Airport
BANGKOK, Jan 23 - Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation seized 11 otters at the country's main international airport and...
Wildlife officials to keep a close watch on Chatuchak Market
BANGKOK 3 October, 2011 - The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation has stepped up its anti-wildlife trade efforts. Aside from intercepting...
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Expat warning over negative online reviews sparks broader debate on Thailand’s legal risks
PATTAYA, Thailand -Yesterday, in an expat Facebook group in Chiang Mai, a familiar warning resurfaced. “Don’t post negative reviews while you’re still in Thailand.”...
Pattaya apologizes for inconvenience during rail-side road elevation works
PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya City has issued an apology to motorists and residents affected by ongoing roadworks along the railway-side road near Khao Talo.
Two...
Pattaya steps up outreach and screening of homeless individuals citywide
PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya municipal officers, working in coordination with the Chonburi Provincial Social Development and Human Security Office and related agencies, conducted inspections...
Hit-and-run leaves foreign man injured at Pattaya intersection as red-light violations persist
PATTAYA, Thailand – A foreign man was left injured after a hit-and-run crash at the Land Office intersection on Pattaya Third Road on Feb....
More tourists, less confidence as Pattaya’s economic recovery still fails the long-stay test
PATTAYA, Thailand – As Thailand points to a modest economic rebound and rising tourist arrivals, unease is growing among long-stay visitors and repeat travelers...