Artikel erschien Februar 2019

  • Man injured, chicken dead after explosion of oil tank in Krabi

    Man injured, chicken dead after explosion of oil tank in Krabi

    A man has been injured at an exhausted pipes shop in the main town of Krabi. Police and rescue workers arrived to find an incinerated 200 litre gasoline tank in front of the shop. Nearby they found a dead chicken and 42 year old Chockchai Theptawee who had sustained injuries including burns on his legs and face

  • Weather for February 15

    Weather for February 15

    Bangkok Partly cloudy. High 32ºC

  • Air quality for Thailand – February 15

    Air quality for Thailand – February 15

    Central Thailand Air quality is acceptable; however, for some pollutants there may be a moderate health concern for a very small number of people who are unusually sensitive to air pollution. Northern Thailand Members of sensitive groups may experience health effects

  • Thai fishing industry says new laws are ‘unrealistic’

    Thai fishing industry says new laws are ‘unrealistic’

    by Kanittha Thepajorn A draft bill for the improved protection of fishing boat crews has sailed through the National Legislative Assembly. NLA members voted unanimously to endorse the Bill on Labour Protection in the Fisheries Sector. The Nation reports that the writers of the Bill say the new laws will bring the conditions on fishing vessels up to par with the C188 Work in Fishing Convention. The new law will apply to large commercial vessels, not smaller fishing operations. Only fishing vessels that go out to sea for more than three days at a time and exceed 26.5 metres in length, or those that venture beyond Thai waters for three days will be subject to the law. The bill requires owners to ensure accommodation, food, safety, welfare and work conditions on their boats are in line with seven related laws, including the fisheries law, labour relations law and compensation law

  • Bangkok bust seizes 180,000 fake cosmetics products

    Bangkok bust seizes 180,000 fake cosmetics products

    b y Supachai Phetchthewee   Police say they seized 180,000 fake cosmetic products with a street value approx. 300 million baht last night from five locations in Bangkok. They’ve also arrested two suspects for trying to sell the goods.

  • Leaked document shows the Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry planned to delay pesticide ban

    Leaked document shows the Agriculture and Cooperatives Ministry planned to delay pesticide ban

    The Hazardous Substance Committee may fail to reach a decision on whether to ban paraquat, glyphosate and chlorpyrifos, said Apichin Jotikashira, Industry Ministry Deputy Permanent Secretary.

  • Phuket City football club has been announced

    Phuket City football club has been announced

    The news of the new team was announced to the press today. President of the Phuket City team, Tammawat Wongjaroenyod, says, “I love sport especially football.

  • Up up and away – getting married aloft in Chiang Rai

    Up up and away – getting married aloft in Chiang Rai

    PHOTOS: The Nation Twenty couples, Thais and foreign, have taken their vows and married aloft hot-air balloons over Chiang Rai today. Among the lovebirds were actor Danai Jarujinda and his fiance Phraewwanich Kijthawornsawat, who decided to tie the knot after 11 years together. “Balloon Love” is held at Singha Park Chiang Rai Balloon Fiesta, which runs from February 13-17.

  • Couples get hitched in Phuket on Valentines Day

    Couples get hitched in Phuket on Valentines Day

    Many Thai and foreign couples have registered marriage certificates today, Valentines Day, at the Phuket District Office. The Phuket Vice Governor Prakob Wongmaneerung has present at the office where about 35 couples registered for marriage certificates when the doors opened at 10am. A Thai couple was first, followed by a foreign couple

  • Officials make arrests at three Pattaya hotels operating without licences

    Officials make arrests at three Pattaya hotels operating without licences

    PHOTOS: Sophon Cable TV Bang Lamung officials, along with protection services and the Pattaya tourist police, have raided four hotels in the Pattaya area.