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  • SUNDAY MORNING NEWS BRIEFING – All your local news in 3 minutes

    SUNDAY MORNING NEWS BRIEFING – All your local news in 3 minutes

    Sunday, Sunday. Rain, sunshine, clouds

  • Global Hotel Brands boosts Japan’s Niseko tourism

    Global Hotel Brands boosts Japan’s Niseko tourism

    Mount Yotei, Niseko in summer. The Hokkaido destination is rapidly becoming as popular in the summer as it is in the winter. Image courtesy of The Ginto Residences

  • Elephant shows and rides under siege

    Elephant shows and rides under siege

    PHOTO: (The Nation) Elephant and mahouts wait for the next group of tourists to take them for a ride. Twenty or thirty years ago many western tourists would have thought nothing about hopping on the back of an elephant and taking a ride astride one of these mighty Thai beasts.

  • 62 year old jailed over Phra Mongkutklao Hospital bomb attack

    62 year old jailed over Phra Mongkutklao Hospital bomb attack

    PHOTO: Early responders race to the Phra Mongkutklao Hospital following the explosion – The Nation The Criminal Court has convicted a former Electricity Generating of Thailand engineer for launching a bomb attack inside the Phra Mongkutklao Hospital in May. He’s been sentenced to 27 years in jail.

  • THAIGER TODAY Tuesday, December 5

    THAIGER TODAY Tuesday, December 5

    THAIGER TODAY.

  • THAIGER TODAY Tuesday, November 28

    THAIGER TODAY Tuesday, November 28

    Patong venue operators urge authorities to extend opening hours | Bali airport still closed | Surin Beach vendors want a ‘management’ plan | Phuket’s King’s Cup announces dates | Gulf coast of Southern Thailand flooding. The post THAIGER TODAY Tuesday, November 28 appeared first on Phuket Gazette .

  • TUESDAY MORNING BRIEFING – All your local news in 3 minutes

    TUESDAY MORNING BRIEFING – All your local news in 3 minutes

    Surin Beach vendors are revolting About 100 beach vendors and retailers gathered on Surin Beach yesterday calling for a long-term solution after 3 years of beach ‘management’ where they were promised, but still haven’t received, a venue to make a living. The group of locals filed letters of complaints, as well as suggestions, to the President of Cherngtalay OrBorTor, Thalang District Chief, Phuket’s Governor and the Land Department Director General to find a solution together. A spokesperson for the group says they were gathering to request the Cherngtalay OrBorTor find a place for people to make a living after they destroyed the buildings that the OrBorJor originally built for the local people, including all the vending stalls

  • Marine and Coastal Resources check for protected shark meat in Karon

    Marine and Coastal Resources check for protected shark meat in Karon

    Officers from the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources, Area 9 Phuket Office visited a Karon restaurant after a picture of them selling shark meat had gone viral on social media. The team visited the avenue on November 19 but couldn’t find sharks being sold as in the pictures. The shop owner, Narongchai Thanataweesakul, told the investigating team that the picture was taken at the shop 2 years ago.

  • Familiar faces take honours in the Phuket Triathlon

    Familiar faces take honours in the Phuket Triathlon

    PHOTO: Facebook/Laguna Phuket Triathlon Firm favourites Michael Raelert of Germany and Amelia Watkinson of New Zealand successfully retained their titles in contrasting fashions in the Laguna Phuket Triathlon yesterday. 37 year old Raelert came from behind in the swim to stay neck and neck with arch-rival Anthony Costes of France in the concluding run before speeding up at the end to cross the finish line in 2:19.32 hours and complete a hat-trick of Phuket wins. Costes, who was runner-up to the German last year, again had to settle for second, in 2:20.29.

  • Ten Phuket police shipped off to inactive posts in BKK

    Ten Phuket police shipped off to inactive posts in BKK

    The police inspector-general has issued two orders to transfer 10 Phuket police officers to inactive posts in Bangkok, causing dissatisfaction and affecting the morale of other officers. Four of the transferred officers were moved from the Patong police station amid allegations that their recent crackdown on a restaurant in the popular tourist town had affected the business of certain police officers in Bangkok. In the latest order, issued on Friday, Pol General Suchart Thirasawat, acting police inspector-general, transferred four officers to the Royal Thai Police Operations Command Centre in Bangkok