PMTV is the only local English Language programme that gives you something new and different every day.
Including local news focusing on stories of a humanitarian nature – International news where we source the most interesting stories that other networks ignore. Horizons featuring – lifestyle – technology - science – health and our popular Vibe section bringing you the latest in the world of entertainment.
Watch our Meet & Greet section towards the end of the show giving you an insight into the colourful characters in and around the region.

Friday the 3rd of July
Local News: Reports from our teams around the province.
International News: Our collaboration with Associated Press continues.
Horizons:
  1# Oldest employee reunited with oldest animal: A very special reunion marked the 75th birthday of an animal sanctuary in Australia.  The park’s oldest employee and its oldest animal were reunited in front of celebrating crowds.  Kevin Mason has worked at the sanctuary for 49 years, while wedge-tailed eagle Jess has been around for 34 years.
  2# Concerns over dwindling tuna stocks: World Ocean Day was marked on June 8th amid warnings that three species of the most prized tuna are declining at an alarming rate.  And as European fleets begin the Mediterranean fishing season, the World Wildlife Fund predicts that unless catches are dramatically reduced, Atlantic blue fin tuna stocks will collapse within 3 years.
  The Vibe: Brought to you by The Iguana Group
Bringing you the latest from the world of Entertainment, Music fashion and the Movies.
Meet & Greet: Brought to you by The Nova Group.
Our daily local feature that focuses on the top stories and personalities here in Pattaya.

Saturday the 4th of July
Local News: Reports from our teams around the province.
International News: Our collaboration with Associated Press continues.
Horizons:
1# Latvia scraps Cold War bunkers: The former Soviet controlled Latvia has enjoyed independence for nearly two decades.  But the country is littered with a bone-chilling reminder of an era when two superpowers flirted with mutual annihilation.  More than 300 bomb shelters from the Cold War era form a common part of the Latvian landscape.  Now as the economic downturn starts to bite the nation, the Latvian government has decided to scrap the bunkers.
2# Inside an elite school for boys in Tehran: Alavi is an old and historical educational institute for boys situated in southern Tehran.  Many Iranian officials, political figures and scientists are graduates of this school.  The teachers say their success is down to a mixture of modern education combined with traditional religious beliefs.
The Vibe: Brought to you by The Iguana Group
Bringing you the latest from the world of Entertainment, Music, Fashion and the Movies.
Meet & Greet: Brought to you by The Nova Group.
Our daily local feature that focuses on the top stories and personalities here in Pattaya.

Sunday the 5th of July
The best of the week from the world of entertainment in the Vibe and highlights from our local Meet & Greet feature.

Monday the 6th of July
Local News: Reports from our teams around the province.
International News: Our collaboration with Associated Press continues.
Horizons:
1# A modern machine which aims to replicate ancient medical skills: Chinese medicine has spanned thousands of years and its popularity is spreading across the world, but in China more people are turning to western medicine in the belief that it’s more scientific.  But doctors at Shanghai University’s traditional medicine school are battling against this concept, using state of the art technology to support their traditional practices.  They’re hoping their new invention will help change perceptions about Chinese medicine and push traditional methods into the future.
2# Stray dogs pack the streets of Bangkok: More than six and a half million people make the bustling Thai capital, Bangkok their home.  But the city is also host to scores of unregistered residents of the four legged kind.  There are some 750 thousand stray dogs in Bangkok according to the NGO Soi Cats and Dogs.  And that number’s on the increase.
The Vibe: Brought to you by The Iguana Group
Bringing you the latest from the world of Entertainment, Music, Fashion and the Movies.
Meet & Greet: Brought to you by The Nova Group.
Our daily local feature that focuses on the top stories and personalities here in Pattaya.

Tuesday the 7th of July
Local News: Reports from our teams around the province.
International News: Our collaboration with Associated Press sponsored by The Cove.
Horizons:
  1# Edible flowers are the latest trend in the French cookery world: They are normally found in gardens and in vases, but now it’s fashionable to have flowers on your plate.  Restaurant chefs and innovative home cooks are discovering that the plants’ colourful petals add a touch of elegance to a dish.  Producers of edible flowers are still hard to find - but there is one small company near Marseille supplying petals for food to local markets.
  2# Kerala sanctuary new favourite for birdwatchers: A small village in the Southern Indian state of Kerala is emerging as a new favourite for bird watchers.  Every year, thousands of birds gather at a sanctuary in Koonthankulam for nesting.
  The Vibe: Brought to you by The Iguana Group
Bringing you the latest from the world of Entertainment, Music, Fashion and the Movies.
Meet & Greet: Brought to you by The Nova Group.
Our daily local feature that focuses on the top stories and personalities here in Pattaya.

Wednesday the 8th of July
Local News: Reports from our team around the province.
International News: Our collaboration with Associated Press continues.
Horizons:
1# The unique textile designs of one Iranian nomadic tribe: The Qashqai nomads are shepherds living in the harsh deserts of southwestern Iran.  But despite their isolated existence they are known for weaving and spinning brightly coloured fabrics and carpets, inspired by their surroundings.
2# ESA supports device for telemedicine: Medical emergencies are inevitable on commercial flights, and each situation poses unique challenges to cabin crews.  A revolutionary telemedical device will now offer assistance to flight attendants.  The Tempus IC device will enable cabin crews to take sick passengers’ vital signs and directly communicate with doctors on the ground.
The Vibe: Brought to you by The Iguana Group
Bringing you the latest from the world of Entertainment, Music, Fashion and the Movies.
Meet & Greet: Brought to you by The Nova Group.
Our daily local feature that focuses on the top stories and personalities here in Pattaya.

Thursday the 9th of July
Local News: Reports from our team around the province.
International News: Our collaboration with Associated Press sponsored by The Cove.
Horizons:
1# Helping the elderly help themselves to a better life: Old people’s homes are often places where the elderly spend their final years, with little to look forward to.  But in La Paz, Bolivia, small groups of the elderly have gathered together to reduce their costs, and get better organized at keeping in work and being vital members of society.
2# Wedding hunt takes over Japanese singles’ lives: ‘Konkatsu’, Japan’s latest social trend, sees Japanese women and men embarking on a relationship hunt to find the perfect match.  Whether increasing their fortunes by going to Tokyo’s Daijingu shrine, or spending nights at singles bars, ‘konkatsu’ is taking the city’s lonely hearts by storm.
The Vibe: Brought to you by The Iguana Group
Bringing you the latest from the world of Entertainment, Music, Fashion and the Movies.
Meet & Greet: Brought to you by The Nova Group.
Our daily local feature that focuses on the top stories and personalities here in Pattaya.
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