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Phuket tourism boss finally vows to deport illegal Chinese tour guides
PHUKET: Santi Pawai, the director of the Ministry of Tourism (MoTS) Phuket office, has finally vowed to deport any foreigners caught working illegally as Chinese tour guides and to revoke the business licenses of any companies found hiring them.
Phuket Families Dug Out From Flooding: Ban on Small Boats Continues
PHOTO ALBUM About 50 families isolated by floodwaters were being helped as Governor Nisit Jansomwong and the DDPM organised a backhoe to dredge an improvised canal.
North Korea puts back its clocks to adopt ‘Pyongyang Time’
PYONGYANG: North Korea announced Friday it was moving its clocks back 30 minutes to create a new “Pyongyang Time” – breaking from a standard imposed by “wicked” Japanese imperialists more than a century ago.
Woman, 30, dies after motorbike slams into parked pickup truck
PHUKET: A 30-year-old woman has died of severe head injuries after her motorbike slammed into the back of a parked pickup truck in Phuket Town.
New Phuket Airport Likely to Exceed 12.5m Capacity Before It Even Opens
News Analysis Latest AoT figures for Phuket International Airport show the Andaman’s main gateway will most likely exceed its 12.5 million capacity before a new terminal opens next year.
PhuketWATCH Budget Boost to Tourism; Dolphin Business Failing; Drugs Sub Netted
Phuket Updating Digest Seaworld struggles as dolphin film-maker tackles survival; Budget airlines boosting tourism; Prayuth hints at departure; Angry MH370 families protest; England poised for win.
Asean Today: Teen Blogger Fires Back; Israel Anger at Visa Ban; Malaysia Reserves Slide
Around the Region Indonesia bans Israeli badminton player; Simgapore blogger lashes out again; The island nation at 50; Grandmother hauled drugs over gambling debt; Love and Thailand’s FM.
Phuket United VS Nakhonratchasima V-ONE FC
At Saphan Hin Indoor Sports Arena. Starts at 7 pm. Proudly supported by Class Act Media.
Phuket United VS CAT FC
At Saphan Hin Indoor Sports Arena. Starts at 7 pm. Proudly supported by Class Act Media.