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Thailand Targets Rebuilding Tourism Confidence After Erawan Shrine Bomb
Latest Daily lives and tourism have returned to normal, says the National Council for Peace and Order 21 days after the Bangkok bomb that killed 20 and injured scores.
Phuket Tourist Records Smashed as Air Passengers Ignore Bangkok Bombers
Latest Surging in and out of Phuket in record numbers, tourists show no alarm over the Bangkok bombing and prove yet again the holiday island’s capacity to make its own luck.
Australia's Feeble Abbott Government Marks Two Years of Tepidity
Latest Generally considered the worst government Australia has had in modern times, Tony Abbott has taken just two years to the backing of his most fervent supporters.
3rd National Youth Football Tournament
Organised by Phuket Soccer Schools(PSS). Club teams from Bangkok, Pattaya, Hua Hin, Chinag Mai, Koh Samui and Phuket are entering U8/U10/U12/U14 squads. For more information about Phuket Soccer Schools please visit www.phuketsoccerschools.com or email …
11th Annual Turtle Run “Run for the Turtles”
Every year the foundation organizes a “Fun Run” to raise awareness for the turtles, this year is our 11th year. Runners will run around “Pru Jet Sun” lake next to the hotel. More information go to our Mai Khao Marine Turtle Foun…
PhuketWATCH One More Year; Phuket Backing for Charter Rejection; Brit Arrested at Airport
Phuket Updating Digest The military could rule for another year in Thailand; An academic is arrested on return over disproven allegations; Latest on the bomber hunt; Europe proves it has a heart.
Rohingya Backs Away as Expensive Aussie Refugee Ploy Comes Unstuck
Latest The concept of sending four refugees to Cambodia for $55 million seemed odd and now one a Rohingya has said he wants to go home, casting clouds over Australia’s expensive resettlement ploy.
Asean Today: Boat Toll Jumps to 61 Dead; Russians Returning; Bali Tourism Threat; Haze Danger Grows
Around the Region Russians are returning to Vietnam, says Pegas; Indonesia faces AirAsia turnoff of Aussies; The boat toll in a capsize rises to 61; Thailand will stay under military rule a year longer.
Thai man thought to have hung himself after fight with girlfriend
PHUKET: Police Lt Col Sanit Nudong of Thalang Police Station got a call at 7.30am this morning from 56-year-old Ms Ieang Kaisit, who had found her son hanged.