Artikel erschien November 2017

  • Blaze in Krabi’s famous nightclub

    Blaze in Krabi’s famous nightclub

    A famous nightclub in Krabi, the “Number One”, caught fire early this morning (November 21) at about 5.30 am. Luckily, the club was closed at the time and nobody was at the scene.

  • THAIGER TODAY Tuesday, November 21

    THAIGER TODAY Tuesday, November 21

    Stabbings in Thalang and Phuket Town | US 7th Fleet Admiral and Thai PM attend Sail Past in Pattaya | 20 escape from Songkhla detention | ‘Spotlight Phuket’ dumps the dirt on Patong corruption | MRT Blue Line in BKK ditches passenger seats.

  • Phang Nga sets example for managing plastic waste

    Phang Nga sets example for managing plastic waste

    Ao Phang Nga National Park will be cited at a regional meeting this week as an example of Pracha Rath (public-private partnerships in development) being put to use in managing seaborne plastic waste.

  • Widespread graft exposed in Phuket police case

    Widespread graft exposed in Phuket police case

    In the wake of the corruption investigation focusing on Phuket police, academics and stakeholders told a seminar held by the watchdog Police Watch that business operators on the island face police extortion worth millions of baht per month. The seminar was held at the Thai Journalists Association in Bangkok on Sunday.

  • Pattani man kills his girlfriend, stabs her brother, then jumps off Khao Rang viewpoint

    Pattani man kills his girlfriend, stabs her brother, then jumps off Khao Rang viewpoint

    29 year old Peeya Payae is under arrest at Vachira Hospital today, after allegedly killing his girlfriend by stabbing her in the head and then stabbing her brother before jumping off Khao Rang Viewpoint in an attempted suicide. Police found 30 year old Anusara Musoh with severe wounds on the back of her head inside the room where she lived with her boyfriend.

  • Pattani man kills his girlfriend, stabs brother, then jumps off Khao Rang viewpoint

    Pattani man kills his girlfriend, stabs brother, then jumps off Khao Rang viewpoint

    29 year old Peeya Payae is under arrest at Vachira Hospital today, after allegedly killing his girlfriend by stabbing her in the head and then stabbing her brother before jumping off Khao Rang Viewpoint in an attempted suicide. Police found 30 year old Anusara Musoh with severe wounds on the back of her head inside the room where she lived with her boyfriend. The neighbours have told the police that they heard an argument but didn’t pay attention as the pair often fought in the past

  • Two stabbings in Thalang

    Two stabbings in Thalang

    Police have arrested two suspects in Thalang; one is a Myanmar worker who allegedly stabbed his employer to death and another one is a husband who allegedly stabbed his wife. At a media conference today (November 20), police revealed information about the two murder cases.

  • Mercedes Benz unveils its latest hot wheels for Thailand

    Mercedes Benz unveils its latest hot wheels for Thailand

    Officially has introduced the two models that will be showcased at the Mercedes-Benz booth at the Motor Expo at the end of this month in Bangkok. Prices start at 17.4 million Boat for the 585-horsepower GT R, dubbed “Best of Green Hell” due to its outstanding performance at the Nurburgring, and 16.8 million Baht for the 558hp GT C, which comes with a convertible soft top.

  • THAIGER TODAY Monday, November 20

    THAIGER TODAY Monday, November 20

    50th anniversary for ASEAN Navies in Pattaya | Police – get a haircut! | Laguna Phuket Triathlon | Two entertainment venues closed for five years | Boat Lagoon Weekend returns next month. The post THAIGER TODAY Monday, November 20 appeared first on Phuket Gazette .

  • 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.