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  • Sea survivor: Bangladeshi cargo shipman recounts ordeal

    Sea survivor: Bangladeshi cargo shipman recounts ordeal

    PHUKET: Crewman Abu Bakar Siddique lies resting in a ward in Vachira Phuket Hospital in Phuket Town, recovering from his ordeal of being washed overboard from the cargo ship MV Hope amid heavy seas late Thursday night. The MV Hope was overpowered by rough seas while en route from Penang, Malaysia, to Chittagong, Bangladesh. The ship was about 25 nautical miles south of Racha Noi Island when the heavy weather began to take its toll (story

  • Sarong unravels mystery of body dumped near Phuket school

    Sarong unravels mystery of body dumped near Phuket school

    PHUKET: The sarong wrapped around the head of the man found dead in a field near a prominent Phuket school has led police to arrest a murder suspect. Police have declined to reveal any information about the suspect, except that he was male. “This is an ongoing investigation.

  • Waves take man to sea, return his body the next day

    Waves take man to sea, return his body the next day

    PHUKET: The body of a man who disappeared while fishing with friends in Phuket yesterday was found washed ashore at Kalim Beach, north of Patong, this morning.

  • Phuket Airshow & Family Picnic ready for takeoff

    Phuket Airshow & Family Picnic ready for takeoff

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  • Seminar aims to develop potential of Phuket Muslim women

    Seminar aims to develop potential of Phuket Muslim women

    PHUKET: Recognizing the importance of women’s role in the family and in society, Phuket officials this week held a two-day seminar aimed at developing the leadership potential of Phuket Muslim women. The seminar, held on Wednesday and Thursday and organized by the Phuket Provincial Administrative Organization (PPAO), aimed to improve Muslim women’s knowledge about their rights, roles and responsibilities, and to encourage them to openly communicate their opinions

  • Local fisherman’s body found in Phuket lagoon

    Local fisherman’s body found in Phuket lagoon

    PHUKET: The body of a local fisherman feared drowned was pulled out of a lagoon by rescue divers in Cherng Talay yesterday. Daorueng Lekon, 41, was last seen at about 5pm on Wednesday, walking into the water to place a fish trap in the pond, said Sub Lt Prasert Tongphrom of the Cherng Talay Police

  • Corpse found by the road in Rawai

    Corpse found by the road in Rawai

    PHUKET: The body of a man believed to have been murdered was found wrapped in a blanket by the roadside in Rawai just after midnight on July 4.

  • Phuket Navy resumes sea-rescue search for Bangladeshi crew

    Phuket Navy resumes sea-rescue search for Bangladeshi crew

    PHUKET: Officers from the Royal Thai Navy Phuket base resumed their search this morning for 11 crewmen still missing from the Bangladeshi cargo ship MV Hope, which remains foundering in the Andaman Sea south of Phuket. “We sent out two helicopters and the HTMS Pattani at 6am,” Capt Thammawat Malaisukkarin, Director of the Naval Civil Affairs told the Phuket Gazette.

  • Phuket Vice Governor donates blood for Buddhist holiday

    Phuket Vice Governor donates blood for Buddhist holiday

    PHUKET: Phuket’s Vice Governor Sommai Prijasilpa this week donated blood to help publicize a special blood drive in honor of Asarnha Bucha Day, which marks the day the Buddha outlined the four noble truths that form the basis of Buddhist thought. The blood drive is scheduled for July 20-23. “We will accept donations from 9am to 3pm at the Phuket Regional Blood Center [PRBC],” said Pawinee Inthusut, the president of the Phuket Red Cross chapter.

  • Phuket Navy helicopter rescues cargo shipman in life raft

    Phuket Navy helicopter rescues cargo shipman in life raft

    PHUKET: One more crew member from a foundering Bangladeshi cargo ship was rescued this afternoon when a Royal Thai Navy helicopter spotted him in a life raft, plucked him up from the broiling sea and flew him to safety. “Adubagar Siddiue, 40, was in a life raft not far from the MV Hope,” said Rear Admiral Prayuth Phutien of the Phuket-based Third Naval Area Command. “He is currently receiving treatment at Vachira Phuket Hospital.