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Asean Today: Prosecutor Dumped in Oil Drum; Haze Arrests But F1 at Risk; Cambodia Eats Forests
Around the Region Thailand puzzles at future; Deputy prosecutor killed, dumped in drum; Leadership change in Australia welcomed; SIA flight turns back; Cambodia clearing forests fast.
Tour ferries allowed to sail as storm lashes Phuket
PHUKET: Large ferries carrying tourists are still permitted to travel to Phi Phi and other major tourist islands until further notice, the Phuket Marine Office has confirmed.
Patong edge Thalang in tight T20 encounter
CRICKET: Patong Cricket Club defeated the Thalang Cricket Team by 4 wickets in The Outrigger T20 League at the Alan Cooke Ground in Thalang last Sunday (Sept 13).
Two dead, two injured in Phuket head-on collision
PHUKET: Two Thai men were killed and two Indonesian taken to hospital following a head-on collision between two motorbikes in Rassada early this morning (Sept 16).
GEWs Forum Thailand 2015 - Phuket Roadshow
Thailand Tech startup association and National Innovation Agency would like to invite you to attend Startups Growth Hacking Workshop by distinguish speaker from Thailand startup community.Earn to get up to 500,000 THB for your startups in a new gover…
Phuket tour bus drivers protest, claim Chinese shyster company shanghais jobs
PHUKET: Tour bus drivers protesting losing work to a company they say is funded by Chinese and formed using Thai nominee shareholders took their fight to Phuket Provincial Hall yesterday (Sept 15).
Facebook working on long-sought ‘dislike button
UNITED STATES: Facebook, pressed for years by users to add a dislike button, says it is working on the feature and will be testing it soon.
Former BISP student shines at invitational Basketball Camp
BASKETBALL: Over the summer break, former British International School, Phuket (BISP) student Harry O’Brien attended the Tony Parker Basketball Camp held in Lyon, France. The camp featured 200 up and coming basketball players from around France.
Racially Charged Rally Comes Face to Face with Police in Kuala Lumpur
Latest Malaysians take to the streets to celebrate their identity, but some say it’s a promotion of Malay supremacy in a multi-racial nation beset by scandal, too.