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Phuket Body in Bin Killer Sentenced to Nine Years
Latest The Norwegian man who admitted to accidentally killing his former lover has been sentenced to nine years in jail. Having served three years, he will be free in 20121.
Phuket School Shooting at Lunchtime: One Student Dead, Two Wounded
Latest One student is dead and two wounded after a lunchtime shooting outside a Phuket City school. Three youths have surrendered but the gunman is still being hunted by police.
Army's Isoc Offers Help With Phuket Sirinath Park Encroachment Probe
Latest The Army’s powerful Internal Security Operations Command has promised to raise encroachment of parklands on Phuket with the Prime Minister and provide staff to boost the investigation.
Army's Isoc Offers Help With Phuket Sirinath Park Encroachment Probe
Latest The Army’s powerful Internal Security Operations Command has promised to raise encroachment of parklands on Phuket with the Prime Minister and provide staff to boost the investigation.
PhuketWATCH Resorts See Recovery; Singapore's Phuket Consul Plan; US at Loggerheads
Phuket Updating Digest Singapore plans a consulate on Phuket; Resorts seeing recovery; British finish in hospital in Bangkok; US, Thailand, disagree on democracy; How Japanese were cheated.
Asean Today: Time Zone Link for 10; Bali Death Puzzle; Trade in Cats for Food; MH370 Report Coming
Around the Region Same time zone proposed for Asean; MH370 report in March; Carlsberg to brew Burma Beer; Maids disappear in Malaysia; Trade in cats uncovered
Jatuporn sentenced to two years in prison
The Criminal Court today (January 28) sentenced Jatuporn Promphan, leader of the redshirt United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship, to two years in prison after finding him guilty of defaming former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva in October 2009.
Phuket FC start Division 1 season on February 14
FOOTBALL: Phuket FC will kick off the 2015 league campaign on the road against Trat FC on February 4 and end the season on December 12 against the same team.
Indonesian military calls off AirAsia wreckage recovery
The Indonesian military yesterday (January 27) called off efforts to recover the wreckage of the AirAsia plane that crashed into the Java Sea last month, after failing to find any more bodies inside the fuselage.