Artikel erschien August 2016

  • Four bodies wash ashore in Krabi

    Four bodies wash ashore in Krabi

    KRABI: Four bodies that have washed ashore in Krabi over the past two days could be those of crew members who went missing when their fishing boat sank more than a week ago. Officials are awaiting DNA test results, but believe the bodies belong to the missing crew of the Bumroong Thai Nawa fishing vessel, which sank on August 15 (story here ).

  • Profile: Walter Brown – committed to helping travellers in need

    Profile: Walter Brown – committed to helping travellers in need

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  • Opinion: No pet left behind

    Opinion: No pet left behind

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  • 20-year-old shot by boss after drinking kratom at work

    20-year-old shot by boss after drinking kratom at work

    KRABI: Police are hunting for the owner of a car body shop in Krabi, on the run after shooting dead an employee found drinking kratom juice at work on Saturday afternoon. Krabi City Police Major Supat Hemjinda said the shooting occurred at S&P Speed Shop, just 100 meters from a police box, on Phet Kasem Road in Krabi Town.

  • Property Inspector: Preventing mold growth in your home

    Property Inspector: Preventing mold growth in your home

    PHUKET: Phuket seems to be the mold capital of the world. We all battle the mold. It surrounds us 24 hours a day in the form of spores in the air and those that have settled onto every surface inside a home

  • Four electrocuted in hotel water treatment pond

    Four electrocuted in hotel water treatment pond

    SAMUI: One man was killed and three others were hospitalized on Saturday night after they were electrocuted while working in a wastewater retention pond at a hotel on Koh Samui. The men were using a pump to drain water from the pond at a hotel in Baan Cherng Mon, Bo Phut, when the pump became submerged in the water, electrocuting them.

  • French tourist drowns at Nai Thon

    French tourist drowns at Nai Thon

    PHUKET: A French woman drowned after swimming in a red-flag zone on Nai Thon Beach on Saturday afternoon. Anne Sophie Marie Torrijos-Faisant, 23, reportedly drowned as her friends looked on. They were unable to help as she was dragged out to sea by a rip current.

  • Finance: Cash is always king

    Finance: Cash is always king

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  • Ministry of Farang Affairs: Using local expressions

    Ministry of Farang Affairs: Using local expressions

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  • Opinion: Reassessing priorities to maximize national security

    Opinion: Reassessing priorities to maximize national security

    PHUKET: The Phuket Gazette hopes that the perpetrators of the recent bomb attacks are brought to justice as swiftly as possible so that we can all begin the work of restoring confidence in the region. The specter of tourist-targeted bomb attacks of the kind that took place over the Mother’s Day weekend had been a source of dread here in Phuket for years.