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SERVING THE EASTERN SEABOARD OF THAILAND |
Pattaya witnesses largest ever
local Khao Pansa candle procession
This
beautiful float was one of the over 44 different floats that took part in the
annual Khao Pansa candle procession in Pattaya. The event, held to mark the
beginning of Buddhist Lent, enjoyed its largest ever turnout. (For more on this
religious event)
continued | More News
Anti-substance abuse campaign underway
To commemorate HM the Queen’s 6th cycle birthday
Statistics from the Diseases Control Department, Ministry of
Public Health revealed that apparently the problem of excessive drinking and
smoking are rampant in the nation, especially the provinces of Bangkok, Pattanee,
Rayong, Nakorn Ratchasima, and Chonburi. It also said kids tended to start
taking narcotics and drinking alcohol at a very young age. Research also shows
that unluckily most of the off-track kids mimic the mischievous acts from their
irresponsible parents and passionate heroes.
Recently the public and private sectors have campaigned to
bring about better awareness of the dangers of these vices and are working
continuously to convince people to reduce this addiction.
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News
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Pattaya mobile community service on the move
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Dhaka Inn Guesthouse and Sajna
Restaurant officially open
Zaher Ali, a Bangladeshi businessman and managing
director of Dhaka Inn Guesthouse and Sajna Restaurant, welcomed guests
during the official opening of his innovative business complex last week.
continued | More Community
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A farang’s look at Buddhist Lent
Last weekend we had the beginning of Buddhist lent
(Khao Pansa) preceded by Asalabucha Day. We have run numerous stories over the
years on the event in the Pattaya Mail, but what does it mean,
especially to foreign residents?
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Judy
Hoppe, (center) President of the Rotary Club of Jomtien-Pattaya celebrated her
birthday at the Mata Hari Brasserie with some friends recently. Seen
enjoying a splendid dinner and fine company are (l-r) Peter Malhotra, Alvi
Sinthuvanik, Bruce Hoppe,MD-Emerson Thailand, Sue K.-Consultant/Training
Manager-Thai German Institute (TGI), Tom Zofkie-Copeland Thailand and Dilip
Sathe, Director of Advanced Manufacturing Engineering of Copeland Corp-Sydney
Ohio, USA.
More Social Events
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225 teams compete in the Pattaya Petong Open 2004
Petong, a game that not many know about, was first
introduced into Thailand by HRH Princess Sri Nakharin Phra Barom
Rachachonanee, the Princess Mother. Since its introduction people of all
levels of society have adopted the game and schools all over Thailand are
encouraged to promote the sport in their list of sporting activities.
continued | More Sports
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