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Police to get tough with baht bus drivers
Baht buses have been
stopping in the middle of the road,
causing traffic jams for too long, says Sanit Boonmachai.
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Public meeting held for law amendment
The Law Reform Committee held a public consultation in Pattaya on June 30,
the results of which will be submitted to the Cabinet on August 23.
The event was held at the Siam Bay View Hotel by the Office of Justice Affairs
and was led by Kanit na Nakhon, former attorney general and chairman of the Law
Reform Committee, along with Wallop Nakbua, director of the Law Reform Committee
Office.
Kanit said that the meeting was being held under the Constitution of the Kingdom
of Thailand Section 81 (3). This states that the state will act in compliance
with the law and justice policies to prepare the law to establish an autonomous
organization to reform the judicial process. It is therefore necessary to listen
to people who are affected by the law draft reform to avoid any disagreements
after the process is complete.
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More than 1,000 get
on their bikes to promote
the benefits of cycling
Mail Bag
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Game for a laugh
A 55-year-old female teacher had something to smile about
when she won a 12-minute laughing contest at Ripley’s Believe It Or Not, and
received a prize of 100,000 baht. The competition for “Loud, Long and
Amusing Laughter” took place on July 5 at the Royal Garden Plaza, where it
was opened by Mrs Bupha Robroo,
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Nong Ae named Young Tourism PR Ambassador
A secondary school class 5 student from Pothisampan Pittayakarn
School has been named as the winner of the 3rd Young Pattaya PR
Ambassador competition, the finals having been held on July 5.
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Bon and Nong ‘open wide’
for Dr. Kanokrat
Dr. Thanoporn, Dr. Tapasit and dental staff from Bangkok Hospital
Pattaya Dental Center recently visited the Fountain of Life Center to
examine the teeth of the 93 kids who were present that day. (Pattaya Mail
report July 4th). The next step in the dental care program for these kids is
a follow up at the hospital with a full in-surgery examination and
treatment.
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Pattaya City gears up for Marathon weekend
The Pattaya Marathon, one of the most prestigious
sporting events in Thailand and now in its14th year is taking place this
coming Sunday morning, July 20.
The event, which has earned itself fame and great reputation over the
years, features five race categories this year, namely: Wheelchair for
42.195 kilometres, Marathon- 42.195 kilometres, Half marathon- 21.10
kilometres, Quarter marathon- 10.55 kilometres and Student marathon- 5
kilometres.
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Sports
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Pierre Andre Pelletier (2nd right), GM and Nichaya
Chaivisuth (right), director of communications & PR of the Amari
Watergate Hotel recently welcomed famous superstar Kawi Tunjararak, aka
Beam D2B (2nd left), for a cooking demonstration, which was instructed by
Chef Thanasit Lampasuk (left) at Thai On 4 restaurant in the Amari Watergate
Hotel.
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A very relaxed wine appreciation evening
The Dining Out team has just returned from a very relaxed Californian wine
dinner at the Mantra restaurant. We enjoy our wines, but would not consider
ourselves to be expert wine critics.
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