Motorway construction reaches North Pattaya but completion is delayed

Problems with land surrender cause delays

Construction of the new motorway has reached Sukhumvit Highway in North Pattaya, but due to land reclamation problems, is unlikely to be completed by May this year.

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Two Russian tourists spend night at sea after jet ski runs out of fuel

Two Russian tourists whose jet ski ran out of fuel spent the night at sea until a fishing boat rescued them the following morning.
The couple, Roman Tolmachov, 29, and Lilia Petukhova disappeared on their black Yamaha jet ski on the evening of February 6. The fishing boat towed them back to shore and delivered them to the Pattaya City Sea Rescue Center at Bali Hai Pier.
Roman was wearing only black shorts, and Lilia was wearing a blue swimsuit. Both were fatigued by their ordeal. Roman stated briefly that he had rented the jet ski, and that it had run out of fuel at sea. The current took them 12 km away from Koh Nok, and they drifted on the water throughout the night without food and drink. It wasn’t until early in the morning that a boat passed by and helped them back to shore..

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NEWS

Senate candidates swear oath of honor

OUR COMMUNITY

First aid training given
to Amari staff

Sixty representatives from every department of the Amari Orchid Resort and Tower Hotel attended a first aid training course on January 29, with instructors provided by the Somdej Pra Boromrajathevi na Sriracha Hospital.

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FEATURES

Khun Anand-UNICEF Cup in assured hands with AIA

In the 7th year of the Khun Anand Charity Golf Invitational for UNICEF at Eastern Star Country Club & Resort,

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OUR CHILDREN

Educational tour of Chonburi attractions arranged for kindergarten children

A group of 40 children from Koh Chan Kindergarten were taken on a tour of some of Chonburi Province’s leading attractions in January, courtesy of the Tourism Authority of Thailand Central Region 3 Office.

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SPORTS

Radwanska saves match point to win 2008 Pattaya Women’s Open

Top-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland won the Pattaya Women’s Open last Sunday, saving a match point before topping seventh-seeded Jill Craybas of the United States 6-2, 1-6, 7-6 (4) in the final. Radwanska squandered two match points and a 5-1 lead in the third set.

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Motorway construction reaches North Pattaya but completion is delayed

First aid training given to Amari staff

Khun Anand-UNICEF Cup in assured hands with AIA

Educational tour of Chonburi attractions arranged for kindergarten children

Radwanska saves match point to win 2008 Pattaya Women’s Open

First aid training given
to Amari staff