Artikel erschien November 2017

  • Phuket Immigration Police arrest 95 illegal foreigners, mostly overstayers

    Phuket Immigration Police arrest 95 illegal foreigners, mostly overstayers

    Today (November 10), Phuket Immigration Police announced the results of a crackdown with 95 foreigners arrested, mostly on the basis of overstay. The mix of nationalities comprises 62 Indians, 11 Pakistanis, 6 Egyptians and 16 foreigners from other nationalities

  • 15 Phuket police officers under investigation over bribes allegations

    15 Phuket police officers under investigation over bribes allegations

    Deputy Police Commissioner General Pol Gen Srivara Ransibrahmanakul An investigation has been launched against 15 police officers in Phuket accused of taking bribes from illegal immigrants. Deputy Police Commissioner General Pol Gen Srivara Ransibrahmanakul said he had been assigned by the national police chief to head the probe into allegations that local police, tourist police and immigration police in Phuket had received bribes in exchange for ‘turning a blind eye’ to undocumented migrant workers and illegal immigrants

  • THAIGER TODAY Friday, November 10

    THAIGER TODAY Friday, November 10

    Suspicious object found at Phuket Airport | Phuket Gateway V2.0 launches soon | Police investigate Ayutthaya fatal crash | Huge hauls of drugs and illegal animal products overnight | Ponzi scheme seminar held in Phuket Town. And our bike helmet challenge! The post THAIGER TODAY Friday, November 10 appeared first on Phuket Gazette .

  • Suspicious item found near the Phuket International Airport

    Suspicious item found near the Phuket International Airport

    A suspicious item, that looked like a M67 grenade, was found at a taxi queue next to the Phuket International Airport last night (November 9). The object was in a perfect shape with the bolt wrapped in blue tape. The team covered the item using old tyres and cordoned off the scene from the public

  • Phuket holds a seminar for Ponzi scheme fraud protection

    Phuket holds a seminar for Ponzi scheme fraud protection

    A seminar was held today (November 9), aiming to provide knowledge to people about Ponzi schemes and fake products. The seminar was chaired by the Phuket Governor and attended by many authorities including Pol Col Prawut Wongseenil, Deputy Director General of DSI and President of Anti-Ponzi scheme Association, Samat Jenchaijitarawanit. A Ponzi scheme is a fraudulent investment operation where the operator generates returns for older investors through revenue paid by new investors.

  • The Laverty’s Little Lie – how NOT to scam your insurance company

    The Laverty’s Little Lie – how NOT to scam your insurance company

    PHOTO: express.co.uk When we first saw this story, not provided by one of our reporters but from a UK provincial rag, we were suspicious. We contacted the local police. Nothing

  • UPDATE: Four Japanese and a Thai guide killed as passenger van rams truck

    UPDATE: Four Japanese and a Thai guide killed as passenger van rams truck

    Five people were killed and one injured when a minivan rammed into the rear of a running truck in Ayutthaya’s Bang Pa-in district on Wednesday. Earlier we reported on The Thaiger and Phuket Gazette that six had been killed. The van was reportedly carrying four Japanese and a Thai guide in addition to the driver.

  • Phuket Gateway 2.0 to be ready next month

    Phuket Gateway 2.0 to be ready next month

    Phuket Gateway will be ready to kick off on December 12 this year and is expected to be the welcoming landmark of Phuket at the top of the island providing useful information to travelers. This morning (November 9) Phuket’s Governor, Norapat Plodthong, chaired a meeting to follow up on the project – the Phuket Gateway at Thachatchai – which was attended by all the local authorities involved with updating the Gateway project.

  • THAIGER TODAY Thursday, November 9

    THAIGER TODAY Thursday, November 9

    Governor cracks down on Kamala | Five killed in van crash | Flash floods in Prachuap Kiri Khan | Bangkok voted #2 for tourism.

  • Where’s the best place to do business in Asia? (It’s not Thailand)

    Where’s the best place to do business in Asia? (It’s not Thailand)

    Singapore, closely followed by South Korea, remains the best country in which to run a business, according to the World Bank.  While Brunei, Thailand and India have registered the most notable improvement in the ease of doing business. Pakistan, Myanmar and Bangladesh are the region’s lowest ranked economies. In the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business list, Singapore has been ranked as the second best country in the world in this year’s ease of doing business