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  • Pardoned: Phuket Prison population to plummet 10%

    Pardoned: Phuket Prison population to plummet 10%

    PHUKET: More than 200 inmates at Phuket Provincial Prison will be back on the streets soon, following the Royal Pardon decreed by HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej on the occasion of his 84th birthday yesterday. Phuket Provincial Prison Director Rapin Nichanon said prison officials were still reviewing the paperwork and could not give an exact figure on how many inmates would be released on pardon.

  • U.S. FAA chief on leave after drunk driving arrest

    U.S. FAA chief on leave after drunk driving arrest

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  • Pardon Me! Phuket Prison population to plummet 10%

    Pardon Me! Phuket Prison population to plummet 10%

    PHUKET: More than 200 inmates at Phuket Provincial Prison will be back on the streets soon, following the Royal Pardon decreed by HM King Bhumibol Adulyadej on the occasion of his 84th birthday yesterday. Phuket Provincial Prison Director Rapin Nichanon said prison officials were still reviewing the paperwork and could not give an exact figure on how many inmates would be released on pardon.

  • Phuket Marine Office to set up holiday safety center

    Phuket Marine Office to set up holiday safety center

    PHUKET: To ensure tourist safety during the upcoming New Year holiday period, the Phuket Marine Department office will step up inspections and open a safety center at its office in Wichit, the agency has announced. Phuripat Theerakulpisut, chief of the Marine Department Region 5 office, said his agency is gearing up for an expected large influx of tourists over the upcoming holiday period.

  • Phuket Skywatch: Total lunar eclipse to mark Thai Constitution Day

    Phuket Skywatch: Total lunar eclipse to mark Thai Constitution Day

    PHUKET: The second lunar eclipse to be visible from Phuket this year will occur on the night of December 10, a date annually observed in Thailand as the Constitution Day public holiday. Weather permitting, the entire eclipse should be visible from Asia and Australia

  • Phuket news: 26,000 prisoners get Royal Pardon

    Phuket news: 26,000 prisoners get Royal Pardon

    PHUKET: In a show of compassion, HM The King today issued a royal command pardoning some 26,000 prisoners nationwide.

  • Boats to show at PIMEX 2012 valued at US$50mn

    Boats to show at PIMEX 2012 valued at US$50mn

    PHUKET: Boats confirmed for display at the Phuket International Boat Show 2012 (PIMEX) have a combined value of more than US$ 50 million (approx 1.5 billion baht).

  • Raelert and Rollison reign supreme at Phuket Laguna Ironman

    Raelert and Rollison reign supreme at Phuket Laguna Ironman

    PHUKET: Michael Raelert’s dazzling performance and character shone through at a wet and overcast Ironman 70.3 Asia-Pacific Championship for the German to take the 2011 title at Laguna Phuket and in the process demolished the course record.

  • Thai Division 1 football: FC Phuket 0 – 2 Chanthaburi FC

    Thai Division 1 football: FC Phuket 0 – 2 Chanthaburi FC

    PHUKET: FC Phuket lost their third home game of the season yesterday, going down 2-0 to Chanthaburi FC in front of a smaller-than-expected crowd of about 2,400 fans at Surakul Stadium.

  • Phuket news: 26,000 prisoners get Royal Pardons

    Phuket news: 26,000 prisoners get Royal Pardons

    PHUKET: In a show of compassion, HM The King today issued a royal command pardoning some 26,000 prisoners nationwide. The decree, signed by His Majesty, was based on the one initiated last year by the Democrat Party-led government. In a statement published in the Royal Gazette, His Majesty said the convicts should be given a second chance.