World’s largest fireworks
fizzle over Pattaya bay

It was supposed to be a spectacular show, the world’s largest fireworks display, but a technical malfunction caused the fireworks to explode too close to earth, resulting in damage to the Pattaya Sea Rescue Unit.

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Motorway connection moved to Sukhumvit Road

The Department of Highways has made changes to the Pattaya Motorway project so that the new highway will end at Sukhumvit Road instead of Pattaya Third Road, in view of the extremely high cost of surrendering land to the government.
Chonburi-Pattaya Highway No 7, or Pattaya Motorway as it is also known, is an urgently needed project intended to support the increasing volume of traffic entering Pattaya City, and for speedy travel to and from Suvarnabhumi International Airport.
An accelerated project that was approved under the 2006 budget year with a price tag for construction of more than 2 billion baht, the road is expected to be ready by the end of next year.

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NEWS

Vagrants removed after local protests

OUR COMMUNITY

Sell-out for local author

The Pattaya Mail’s Dr. Iain Corness witnessed a sell-out of his book “Farang, Thailand through the eyes of an ex-pat”, at the signing ceremony held at Jameson’s Irish Pub last weekend.

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FEATURES

World first for Royal Cliff Beach Resort

The Royal Cliff Beach Resort has almost become accustomed to winning Awards of Excellence for its restaurants, especially from the prestigious Wine Spectator magazine of New York.

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OUR CHILDREN

Asian University’s 2007 Graduation Day

On Tuesday, September 25, Lord Ronald Oxburgh came to Asian University, near Jomtien, to confer degrees to the 2007 graduates. Lord Oxburgh joined graduates, alumni, students, parents and university staff for this special occasion.

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SPORTS

Robinson takes the Gross, Stromstedt takes the glory

The Monthly Members Tournament changes location each time, and the ‘test’ for this month was to be Burapha. Normally when the players visit here they try to play A & B, which is the older 18 holes, but the C & D are a real test of golf and are usually used when a competition is played. So of course we played the C & D.

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World’s largest fireworks fizzle over Pattaya bay

Sell-out for local author

World first for Royal Cliff Beach Resort

Asian University’s 2007 Graduation Day

Robinson takes the Gross, Stromstedt takes the glory

World’s largest fireworks
fizzle over Pattaya bay