Artikel erschien Oktober 2018

  • Lion Air flight missing after scheduled take off from Jakarta

    SCREENSHOT: Twitter/ Sutopo Purwo Nugroho,  Crisis Center Penanganan Jatuhnya Pesawat Lion Air JT 610 A Lion Air Boeing 737 with 188 passengers on board, has crashed into the sea shortly after take off from the  Jakarta.

  • Patong Municipality responds to waste water flowing into bay

    PHOTOS: Patong  Municipality A video clip of wastewater flowing into sea at Patong Beach has gone viral in social media over the weekend. Patong Municipality yesterday issued a statement saying, “Referring to the case of waste water adjacent to the Diamond Cliff Beach Resort and Spa, Kalim Beach, two water pumps transferring waste water had stopped working due to the amount of sand and leaves.” “This caused the waste water to overflow and flow to Kalim beach.

  • Even more blacktip reef sharks spotted at recovering Maya Bay – VIDEO

    Even more blacktip reef sharks spotted at recovering Maya Bay – VIDEO

    Blacktip reef sharks have again been spotted at the recovering Maya Bay on Koh Phi Phi yesterday. Director of the National Park Management Division Kamon Nuanyai says, “at 8am yesterday Hat Nopparat Thara – Mu Koh Phi Phi National Park officials have recorded a video clip of Blacktip reef sharks near the shores at Maya Bay.

  • Volvo explodes into flames outside Phuket Temple

    Fire has engulfed a parked Volvo sedan next to a temple in Phuket town.

  • A tonne of marijuana seized on the banks for the Mekong

    Thai authorities have seized 1,000 kilograms (1 tonne) of marijuana from a spot along the Mekong River in Nakhon Phanom province around midday yesterday (Sunday). The Tha Uthen district chief Bhumisak Khampu conformed the discovery. He joined the officials in inspecting the drug stored in 25 black plastic parcels.

  • Leicester fans mourn Thai boss killed in helicopter crash

    PHOTO: Fox Sports Fans have been laying out flowers, football scarves, prayers and tributes outside the Leicester City club grounds after Saturday’s helicopter accident, in tribute to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the Thai Leicester club owner fans credit for an against-all-odds Premiership victory in 2016. “Leicester City was a family under his leadership

  • Huge gains in reduction of single-use plastics – 30 universities

    A network of 30 universities across the country has succeeded in reducing the number of single-use plastic bags, utensils and cups by 41 million pieces so far this year, it was announced during the Sustainable University Network of Thailand Conference 2018 hosted by Thammasat University.

  • Unofficial confirmations that Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was aboard crashed helicopter

    FILE PHOTO Although there haven’t been official verifications from authorities, it appears likely that Thai duty free supremo, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, was aboard his personal helicopter when it crashed soon after take off following a league match last night, UK time. Two leading media sources have led with news of Mr Srivaddhanaprabha being on the helicopter when it took off

  • Southern border wild boar smuggling risks spread of African swine fever

    Southern border wild boar smuggling risks spread of African swine fever

    Thailand’s southern provinces are facing new risks from a viral strain called “African swine fever”. Experts say this is due to the many wild boars that are being smuggled in to the region over the border with Malaysia

  • The government gets a ‘rap’ on the knuckles

    The government gets a ‘rap’ on the knuckles

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