Vol. X No. 15
Friday 12 Apr. - 18 Apr. 2002
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by Chinnaporn Sangwanlek, assisted by Boonsiri Suansuk.
Eastern Fortitude owners pay 100-million baht damages
Ship released after owners pay to clean up diesel spillP&I Britannia, owners of the gasoline carrier ship Eastern Fortitude, paid over 100 million baht in damages for cleaning up tons of spilled diesel. continued | More News |
Rabies prevention and control given a boost Dolphin Roundabout receives a facelift Songkran festival expected to generate billions for Thai economy |
OUR COMMUNITY |
Pattaya Expats Club enjoys successful launch
The Pattaya Expats Club is for all expats enjoying the good life in Pattaya, and for those across the world who would like to join them here.
continued | More Our Community
FEATURES |
Pattaya re-launch deemed successful
The International Tourism Bourse (ITB) in Berlin is now over, and the Pattaya re-launch has been completed in what is probably the most prestigious tourism marketplace in the world. Thanks to the enchanting presence of HRH Princess Ubolratana and the efforts of Pattaya’s representatives, all agree that the Pattaya re-launch was successful, even though the resort may not necessarily see the results right away.
continued | More Features
SOCIAL SCENE |
A special birthday celebration for popular and renowned Pattaya Mail columnist Peter Cummins (center, cutting cake) was one of the highlights of the recent Winemakers Dinners at the Royal Cliff Beach Resort. Peter wouldn’t admit to his exact age, only saying that “You’re only as old as you feel, and I feel great!”.
continued | More Social Scene
SPORTS |
Michael Dige wins PSC Annual Club Championships
The second day dawned brightly over the thirty six hole layout of the Royal Thai Navy’s newly reorganised courses at Sattahip, and amongst the players who arrived early at the splendid new clubhouse there was an air of nervous expectation.
continued | More Sports
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