Thai News Summary List

  • Food Fun Fest 3 Takes Off at Terminal 21 Pattaya
  • Tourism vs conservation: The controversial cable car plan dividing Thailand
  • Thai Authorities Give Update On Sexual Assault Case Involving German Backpacker in Koh Chang
  • House panel hearing Thursday on Thaksin's prolonged hospital stay
  • New investor relations panel to boost eastern corridor
  • Covid-19 on the rise again
  • Two more key Democrat members resign
  • Bars can stay open until 6am on New Year’s Day
  • Provinces Grapple with Hazardous Ultrafine Dust Levels
  • Another veteran Democrat quits the party today
  • Former boxing champion Somrak denies rape allegation
  • Pattaya City develops anti-corruption action plan for 2023-2027
  • Bangkok and suburbs suffering excessive levels of PM2.5 pollution
  • Jomtien Beach undergoes major makeover, boosts tourism and safety
  • Pattaya mayor welcomes new police station chief
  • Bars open until 6am on Jan 1
  • New Tourist Police Chief meets Pattaya City Mayor
  • Pattaya to host a world-class tourism event in 2025
  • Pattaya prepares for nightlife extension, reviews arrangements
  • Auto checkout at Suvarnabhumi for foreigners from Friday
  • Pattaya Cricket Club Inflicts a Massive Defeat upon the British Cricket Club
  • Sorry, brew: Thai Airways apologizes for coffee spill incident
  • Government to Crackdown on Illegal Lending Practices
  • Olympic boxing medallist Somluck faces sexual assault charge
  • TikTok announces $1.5 bn deal to restart Indonesia online shopping business
  • Israel bombs south Gaza after Hamas hostage threat
  • Harmful dust pollution shrouds 50 provinces
  • Thai PM pledges support for a “People’s Constitution”
  • Peacock captured in Pattaya rooftop drama
  • Prisoner apprehended one day after hospital escape
  • Contrasts – Brahms meets the Tango at Ben’s Theater
  • A Gastronomic Escape in Italy: A deVine Club Wine Dinner at Royal Cliff
  • A Chinese model for modernisation
  • Wages hike call irks panel
  • Wages hike call irks panel
  • Part of M81 to open over New Year holiday period
  • MFP ready to grill govt over 2024 spend
  • Move Forward Party ready to grill govt over 2024 spend
  • Ship 'killed' whale shark
  • Rotary Turkey Meets Rotary Pattaya
  • Want your Pattaya business or event to reach hundreds of thousands of potential customers? Here is how!
  • Thai Authorities to Impose Sobering-Up Areas to Prevent Drunk Driving Amid 4AM Bar Closings
  • Thai Airways Issues Public Apology After Passenger was Scalded by Hot Coffee Spill on Flight
  • Thai Authorities Led by Anutin Raid Bangkok Entertainment Venue, Allegedly Find Sales of Illicit Substances and License Violations
  • 11 Illegal Immigrants Captured in Sa Kaeo after Driver Escapes Police Pursuit
  • Thai King’s Son Visits Nong Nooch Gardens in Pattaya
  • New Police Commander Ramps Up Tourist Safety Measures in Pattaya
  • Pattaya Hosts International Windsurfing Championship with Participants from 9 Countries
  • Celebrating Constitution Day in Thailand on the 10th of December Each Year
  • Panel to review feedback on charter change
  • Over 82,000 sign up for debt relief scheme
  • Over 80,000 sign up for debt relief scheme
  • Anti-corruption body plans public hearing on govt's 10k plan
  • Anti-corruption body plans public hearing on govt's 10k plan
  • ‘Love Story’ star Ryan O’Neal dead at 82
  • Harmful levels of ultrafine dust in 31 provinces
  • Excessive PM2.5 in 29 provinces and 84 areas in and around Bangkok today
  • Chuan hopes Democrat party will rise again under new leadership
  • Chalermchai vows to turn Democrats into 'strong' opposition
  • Thai Airways apologises for burning passenger with hot coffee
  • Prisoner who escaped after penis surgery recaptured
  • Bangkok pub closed for 5 years after 120 patrons failed drug tests last night
  • Convict found hiding in Chon Buri hospital where he was being treated
  • Pattaya residents and tourists demand stricter law enforcement
  • Golden-faced Buddha draws crowds for end-of-year blessings
  • UPDATE: Pattaya Prison Escapee Arrested, Found Hiding on Hospital Roof
  • Pattaya nightlife businesses vow to combat child trafficking
  • Scores of drug users found in Anutin-led Bangkok pub raid
  • Pattaya’s Largest Christmas Party is Only Days Away, Tickets Going Fast!
  • Desperation for the homeless on the streets of Los Angeles
  • Constitution Day: The history of Thailand’s serial love affair with supreme laws
  • Chalermchai to lead Democrats
  • Prisoner escapes from hospital after penis surgery
  • New minimum wages are too low and need to be reviewed: PM
  • PM appeals for better wage rate
  • how to bring 'slave master' lenders to heel
  • Teachers jailed for sex abuse
  • 'Peace panel' in the deep South sets out its priorities for talks
  • 4am pubs to impose drunk driver curbs
  • Penis ailment no problem for fleeing inmate
  • Hospital says staff gave wrong meds
  • PM appeals for better wage rate
  • HM Queen awards trophy to King's Cup winners
  • Marauding jumbos driven back into forest
  • Thailand calls for climate damage fund cash boost
  • Chalermchai to lead Democrats
  • In Need Of Legal Assistance in Pattaya or Thailand? We Can Help!
  • Foreigner Accused of Public Nuisance After Urinating and Defecating Outside Grocery Store in Ubon Ratchathani
  • TAT Hosts Seminar on Chinese Agricultural Products and Technology to Boost Thailand’s Economy and Tourism
  • Armored Guard Trapped Inside Bank Car Rescued After Half an Hour at Gas Station in Prachinburi
  • Pub Owner Seeks Justice After Youths Cause Chaos, Throw Bottles at Bang Lamung Venue
  • Two Indian Tourists Dead in Minivan Taxi Accident in the South of Thailand
  • Prisoner Escapes from Bang Lamung Hospital After Genital Surgery with Wife’s Alleged Assistance
  • Marauding jumbos driven back into forest
  • Thailand makes climate-finance pitch in Dubai
  • Prisoner escapes from Pattaya hospital
  • Meth couriers caught only 200 metres into journey
  • Lip-smacking Mae Klong mackerel: a real treat for the taste buds
  • Abhisit quits Democrats at stormy leadership meeting
  • Chalermchai, the new Democrat party leader
  • Food Fun Fest 3 Takes Off at Terminal 21 Pattaya
  • Tourism vs conservation: The controversial cable car plan dividing Thailand
  • Thai Authorities Give Update On Sexual Assault Case Involving German Backpacker in Koh Chang
  • House panel hearing Thursday on Thaksin's prolonged hospital stay
  • New investor relations panel to boost eastern corridor
  • Covid-19 on the rise again
  • Two more key Democrat members resign
  • Bars can stay open until 6am on New Year’s Day
  • Provinces Grapple with Hazardous Ultrafine Dust Levels
  • Another veteran Democrat quits the party today
  • Former boxing champion Somrak denies rape allegation
  • Bangkok and suburbs suffering excessive levels of PM2.5 pollution
  • Bars open until 6am on Jan 1
  • Auto checkout at Suvarnabhumi for foreigners from Friday
  • Pattaya Cricket Club Inflicts a Massive Defeat upon the British Cricket Club
  • Sorry, brew: Thai Airways apologizes for coffee spill incident
  • Government to Crackdown on Illegal Lending Practices
  • Olympic boxing medallist Somluck faces sexual assault charge
  • TikTok announces $1.5 bn deal to restart Indonesia online shopping business
  • Israel bombs south Gaza after Hamas hostage threat
  • Harmful dust pollution shrouds 50 provinces
  • Thai PM pledges support for a “People’s Constitution”
  • A Chinese model for modernisation
  • Wages hike call irks panel
  • Wages hike call irks panel
  • Part of M81 to open over New Year holiday period
  • MFP ready to grill govt over 2024 spend
  • Move Forward Party ready to grill govt over 2024 spend
  • Ship 'killed' whale shark
  • Rotary Turkey Meets Rotary Pattaya
  • Want your Pattaya business or event to reach hundreds of thousands of potential customers? Here is how!
  • Thai Authorities to Impose Sobering-Up Areas to Prevent Drunk Driving Amid 4AM Bar Closings
  • Thai Airways Issues Public Apology After Passenger was Scalded by Hot Coffee Spill on Flight
  • Thai Authorities Led by Anutin Raid Bangkok Entertainment Venue, Allegedly Find Sales of Illicit Substances and License Violations
  • 11 Illegal Immigrants Captured in Sa Kaeo after Driver Escapes Police Pursuit
  • Thai King’s Son Visits Nong Nooch Gardens in Pattaya
  • New Police Commander Ramps Up Tourist Safety Measures in Pattaya
  • Pattaya Hosts International Windsurfing Championship with Participants from 9 Countries
  • Celebrating Constitution Day in Thailand on the 10th of December Each Year
  • Panel to review feedback on charter change
  • Over 82,000 sign up for debt relief scheme
  • Over 80,000 sign up for debt relief scheme
  • Anti-corruption body plans public hearing on govt's 10k plan
  • Anti-corruption body plans public hearing on govt's 10k plan
  • ‘Love Story’ star Ryan O’Neal dead at 82
  • Harmful levels of ultrafine dust in 31 provinces
  • Excessive PM2.5 in 29 provinces and 84 areas in and around Bangkok today
  • Chuan hopes Democrat party will rise again under new leadership
  • Chalermchai vows to turn Democrats into 'strong' opposition
  • Thai Airways apologises for burning passenger with hot coffee
  • Prisoner who escaped after penis surgery recaptured
  • Bangkok pub closed for 5 years after 120 patrons failed drug tests last night
  • Convict found hiding in Chon Buri hospital where he was being treated
  • UPDATE: Pattaya Prison Escapee Arrested, Found Hiding on Hospital Roof
  • Scores of drug users found in Anutin-led Bangkok pub raid
  • Pattaya’s Largest Christmas Party is Only Days Away, Tickets Going Fast!
  • Desperation for the homeless on the streets of Los Angeles
  • Constitution Day: The history of Thailand’s serial love affair with supreme laws
  • Chalermchai to lead Democrats
  • New minimum wages are too low and need to be reviewed: PM
  • PM appeals for better wage rate
  • HM Queen awards trophy to King's Cup winners
  • Marauding jumbos driven back into forest
  • Thailand calls for climate damage fund cash boost
  • Chalermchai to lead Democrats
  • how to bring 'slave master' lenders to heel
  • Teachers jailed for sex abuse
  • 'Peace panel' in the deep South sets out its priorities for talks
  • 4am pubs to impose drunk driver curbs
  • Penis ailment no problem for fleeing inmate
  • Hospital says staff gave wrong meds
  • PM appeals for better wage rate
  • In Need Of Legal Assistance in Pattaya or Thailand? We Can Help!
  • Foreigner Accused of Public Nuisance After Urinating and Defecating Outside Grocery Store in Ubon Ratchathani
  • TAT Hosts Seminar on Chinese Agricultural Products and Technology to Boost Thailand’s Economy and Tourism
  • Armored Guard Trapped Inside Bank Car Rescued After Half an Hour at Gas Station in Prachinburi
  • Pub Owner Seeks Justice After Youths Cause Chaos, Throw Bottles at Bang Lamung Venue
  • Two Indian Tourists Dead in Minivan Taxi Accident in the South of Thailand
  • Prisoner Escapes from Bang Lamung Hospital After Genital Surgery with Wife’s Alleged Assistance
  • Marauding jumbos driven back into forest
  • Thailand makes climate-finance pitch in Dubai
  • Prisoner escapes from Pattaya hospital
  • Meth couriers caught only 200 metres into journey
  • Lip-smacking Mae Klong mackerel: a real treat for the taste buds
  • Abhisit quits Democrats at stormy leadership meeting
  • Chalermchai, the new Democrat party leader
  • DSI decides to file multiple charges against management of STARK
  • Treatment anywhere’: A new era dawns for Thailand’s universal healthcare scheme  
  • Abhisit quits Democrat party
  • Indian tourists killed when van rear-ends truck
  • Two Indian tourists die in van-truck collision in Chumphon province
  • Thailand and Vietnam are ready for CSP
  • When Madam Pang may change her football-watching seat
  • Led by Taylor Swift’s $1 bn tour, 2023 concerts set new record
  • Pheu Thai and Move Forward: friends or foes?
  • Thamanat warns local rice farmers
  • 118 turtle eggs found on Phangnga beach
  • Daily minimum wage to rise by 2.4%
  • Cops quiz TikToker over Soi Nana clip
  • Pheu Thai and Move Forward parties - so are they friends or foes?
  • Food Fun Fest 3 Takes Off at Terminal 21 Pattaya
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya — Food lovers rejoice! The highly anticipated “Food Fun Fest 3” has officially kicked off at Terminal 21 Pattaya. From December 8th to the 16th, the mockup runway at Terminal 21 Pattaya has been transformed... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Tourism vs conservation: The controversial cable car plan dividing Thailand
    The government has revived controversial plans to build a cable car in Phu Kradeung National Park, a hidden gem whose pristine mountains have long been accessible to hikers only. While... The post Tourism vs conservation: The controversial cable car plan... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Thai Authorities Give Update On Sexual Assault Case Involving German Backpacker in Koh Chang
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PRESS RELEASE: Thai authorities have acted decisively in response to a sexual assault case involving a 24-year-old German backpacker in Koh Chang, Trat province, to protect the country’s tourism reputation and reassure travelers. The incident, which... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • House panel hearing Thursday on Thaksin's prolonged hospital stay
    The House committee on police affairs will on Thursday consider a complaint questioning former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra continuing stay in the Police General Hospital after being sentenced to a prison term.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • New investor relations panel to boost eastern corridor
    The Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) Policy Committee, the Board of Investment (BoI) and the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT) have agreed to establish a joint panel to serve as an investor relations body, Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit said on... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Covid-19 on the rise again
    There were 590 new Covid-19 cases which required hospitalisation from Dec 3-9, the biggest jump in confirmed coronavirus infections since July, the Department of Disease Control reported on Monday.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Two more key Democrat members resign
    Another two key members of the Democrat Party have resigned their membership following the party's general assembly on Saturday, when Chalermchai Sri-on was elected leader along with a new executive committee.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Bars can stay open until 6am on New Year’s Day
    All pubs and bars across the country will be allowed to stay open until 6am on January 1st as a special case to promote tourism, Traisuree Traisoranakul, spokesperson of the... The post Bars can stay open until 6am on New... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Provinces Grapple with Hazardous Ultrafine Dust Levels
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PRESS RELEASE: Thailand witnessed a concerning environmental situation on Sunday afternoon (Dec 10), with approximately 40% of its regions experiencing thick and hazardous levels of ultrafine dust, as reported by the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Another veteran Democrat quits the party today
    Former Democrat MP Sathit Wongnongtaey, who has won seven constituency elections in Trang province, has resigned from the party effective Monday, following in the footsteps of former party leader Abhisit... The post Another veteran Democrat quits the party today first... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Former boxing champion Somrak denies rape allegation
    Former Olympic boxing gold medallist Somrak Kamsing has denied charges of sexual assault, filed against him by a 17-year-old girl in the north-eastern province of Khon Kaen. The allegations were... The post Former boxing champion Somrak denies rape allegation first... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Bangkok and suburbs suffering excessive levels of PM2.5 pollution
    Excessive levels of PM2.5 dust have been measured in 71 areas of Bangkok and its peripherals in the past 24 hours, with the highest level being recorded in Paknam sub-district... The post Bangkok and suburbs suffering excessive levels of PM2.5... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Bars open until 6am on Jan 1
    Places of entertainment will be allowed to remain open all night for the New Year celebrations, until 6am on Jan 1, the Interior Ministry announced on Monday.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Auto checkout at Suvarnabhumi for foreigners from Friday
    Automatic channels for passport checks for out-bound foreign passengers at Suvarnabhumi airport will be available from Dec 15, to speed up boarding of departure flights, Immigration Bureau chief Pol Lt Gen Itthipol Itthisanronnachai said on Monday.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Pattaya Cricket Club Inflicts a Massive Defeat upon the British Cricket Club
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya- For those new to these reports, the Dunford-Philbrook Cup was set up between PCC and BCCC in 2010 and has been played annually ever since, either as a best of three or a straight win.... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Sorry, brew: Thai Airways apologizes for coffee spill incident
    Thai Airways is investigating an incident involving a hot coffee spill that injured a passenger on a recent flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. The airline has issued a statement expressing its sincere regret for the incident and promising compensation... Read more
    Source: Coconuts Bangkok Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Government to Crackdown on Illegal Lending Practices
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PRESS RELEASE: BANGKOK (NNT) – The government has intensified its efforts against illegal loans and loan sharks, prioritizing them as national issues. Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has described such lending practices as equivalent to “modern-day slavery” and... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Olympic boxing medallist Somluck faces sexual assault charge
    A 17-year-old girl has filed a complaint with Muang Khon Kaen police in the northeastern province of Khon Kaen, accusing Olympics boxing gold medalist Somluck Kamsing of sexual assault.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • TikTok announces $1.5 bn deal to restart Indonesia online shopping business
    Chinese-owned short video app TikTok on Monday announced a $1.5 billion investment in GoTo group in a deal that would allow it to restart its online shop in Indonesia, the... The post TikTok announces .5 bn deal to restart Indonesia... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Israel bombs south Gaza after Hamas hostage threat
    Israel bombed southern Gaza’s main city on Monday after Hamas warned no Israeli hostages would leave the territory alive unless its demands for prisoner releases were met. Hamas triggered the... The post Israel bombs south Gaza after Hamas hostage threat... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Harmful dust pollution shrouds 50 provinces
    People in 50 provinces awoke to harmful levels of ultrafine dust in the air they breath on Monday morning, according to the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (Gistda).... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Thai PM pledges support for a “People’s Constitution”
    Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said on Sunday that a “People’s Constitution” is the ultimate goal of the government and all of Thai society. Writing in his Constitution Day X post,... The post Thai PM pledges support for a “People’s Constitution”... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Mon-12-23
  • A Chinese model for modernisation
    China is promoting Guanxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, which lies on the border with Vietnam, as a gateway to the mainland for businesses and tourists from the Asean region.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Wages hike call irks panel
    The Ministry of Labour on Sunday agreed to seek talks with the tripartite committee which approved a new minimum daily wage, after Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said the panel's decision on Friday approving an increase of 2 to 16 baht... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Wages hike call irks panel
    The Ministry of Labour on Sunday agreed to seek talks with the tripartite committee which approved a new minimum daily wage, after Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said the panel's decision on Friday approving an increase of 2 to 16 baht... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Part of M81 to open over New Year holiday period
    A section of a new motorway that will link Nonthaburi's Bang Yai district with Kanchanaburi province will be opened to motorists over the New Year holiday period, says Transport Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • MFP ready to grill govt over 2024 spend
    The opposition Move Forward Party (MFP) is ready for a debate scheduled next month on the government's budget bill for the 2024 fiscal year, according to its deputy leader.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Move Forward Party ready to grill govt over 2024 spend
    The opposition Move Forward Party (MFP) is ready for a debate scheduled next month on the government's budget bill for the 2024 fiscal year, according to its deputy leader.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Ship 'killed' whale shark
    A whale shark that was found dead in the sea of Krabi last Friday was believed to have died from wounds sustained from a ship's propeller, said a senior park official.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Rotary Turkey Meets Rotary Pattaya
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- It was a warm and interesting meeting at Casa Pascal as The Rotary Club Pattaya Center International was able to welcome Umut Delil from the Rotary Club of Toros, a part of the big City of... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Want your Pattaya business or event to reach hundreds of thousands of potential customers? Here is how!
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-   Would you like to advertise with us and reach hundreds of thousands of potential customers in Thai and English?? See our new Advertising services center and click right HERE for everything we do Call us... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Thai Authorities to Impose Sobering-Up Areas to Prevent Drunk Driving Amid 4AM Bar Closings
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- National — Entertainment venues that are set to stay open until 4 AM in line with the Thai government’s policy have been ordered to set up sobering-up areas to prevent patrons from driving home drunk. The... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Thai Airways Issues Public Apology After Passenger was Scalded by Hot Coffee Spill on Flight
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- National— On December 10th, 2023, Thai Airways International PCL publicly apologized to a Thai passenger as one of the flight attendants spilled hot coffee over him on December 8th. Thai Airways International sincerely apologized to the... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Thai Authorities Led by Anutin Raid Bangkok Entertainment Venue, Allegedly Find Sales of Illicit Substances and License Violations
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Bangkok— At 2:20 AM, on December 10th, 2023, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, the Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Chokchai police officers, and relevant agencies launched a raid operation on SONIC, an entertainment venue,... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • 11 Illegal Immigrants Captured in Sa Kaeo after Driver Escapes Police Pursuit
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Sa Kaeo— At 10:00 AM, on December 9th, 2023, Sa Kaeo police captured 11 illegal immigrants hiding inside a pickup truck in Khlong Hat, Sa Kaeo. It was reported that the Thai driver escaped. Sa Kaeo... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Mon-12-23
  • Thai King’s Son Visits Nong Nooch Gardens in Pattaya
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya — Vacharaesorn Vivacharawongse, the second-eldest son of His Royal Majesty the King of Thailand, visited the Nong Nooch Garden in the Pattaya area on Saturday, December 9th. The visit, while not officially announced, attracted public... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Sun-12-23
  • New Police Commander Ramps Up Tourist Safety Measures in Pattaya
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya — In a bid to enhance safety, the newly-appointed commander of Chonburi Provincial Police conducted a patrol alongside Pattaya Police, Tourist Police, and the Banglamung District Chief at Pattaya Walking Street yesterday, December 9th. Prior... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Sun-12-23
  • Pattaya Hosts International Windsurfing Championship with Participants from 9 Countries
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya — Pattaya City officially kicked off the “2024 Pattaya International Windsurfing Championship” on December 9th. The event, hosted at Jomtien Beach, brought together athletes from 9 countries for an exciting competition. Windsurfers from South Korea,... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Sun-12-23
  • Celebrating Constitution Day in Thailand on the 10th of December Each Year
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- National (NNT)— The 10th of December each year is remembered for the granting of Thailand’s first constitution by King Rama VII, following the country’s transition from an absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. Politicians and government... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Sun-12-23
  • Panel to review feedback on charter change
    Findings from public hearings on amending the charter in all four regions of the country are ready for review by parliamentarians.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Sun-12-23