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  • Phuket City Police arrest two men brandishing illegal firearm

    Phuket City Police arrest two men brandishing illegal firearm

    PHUKET: Two men arrested on Thursday for brandishing a firearm at Phuket City Police officers and attempting to flee the scene were not charged for attempted murder.

  • Déjà vu for Phuket Passport Office

    Déjà vu for Phuket Passport Office

    PHUKET: The Phuket Passport Office had a false start this week as it re-opened its doors for service on Monday, just to close them again on Friday. Protesting has forced the second closure of the Passport Division in Bangkok, the first of which closed the Phuket office for nearly a month (story

  • Patong Bay’s brown water is safe, says Phuket expert

    Patong Bay’s brown water is safe, says Phuket expert

    PHUKET: Despite its brown color and stench, Patong Bay is clean and safe, Patong Municipality Sanitation Department Chief Suppakorn Meekaew told the Phuket Gazette on Tuesday. “People swimming and enjoying the beach should not panic about the color of the water

  • Volcanic ash forces Australia-Phuket flight cancellations

    Volcanic ash forces Australia-Phuket flight cancellations

    PHUKET: Ash fall from a volcano that erupted late last night on the heavily populated Indonesian island of Java has forced an Australian airline to cancel flights to Phuket, Denpasar, Christmas Island and Cocos Island today. “We are sorry for the inconvenience. However, the safety of our customers is our highest priority,” Virgin Australia airline said in a statement on their website.

  • Four Saturday night Phuket booze bans in sight as elections loom

    Four Saturday night Phuket booze bans in sight as elections loom

    PHUKET: Phuket will see four Saturday night alcohol bans in coming months, as polls open for senator and MP selection in March and April.

  • All invited to save the ocean with Laguna Phuket’s 20th annual Sea Turtle Release

    All invited to save the ocean with Laguna Phuket’s 20th annual Sea Turtle Release

    PHUKET: There comes a point in life when it’s time to let go… of some turtles. To help you do that, Laguna Phuket is hosting the 20th Sea Turtle Release event at XANA Beach Club next Friday from 4:30 to 6:30pm.

  • Norwegian man in ICU saved by Phuket blood donors

    Norwegian man in ICU saved by Phuket blood donors

    PHUKET: The life of a critically ill Norwegian man was saved when O-negative blood donors stepped up last week to provide the three units of blood he desperately needed. “He received the blood he required and is stable now,” Corporate Social Responsibility Project Manager for Bangkok Hospital Phuket Pareeya Jullaphong told the Phuket Gazette on Tuesday

  • Phuket Governor continues stampede of visits to support agricultural strategy

    Phuket Governor continues stampede of visits to support agricultural strategy

    PHUKET: Phuket Governor Maitri Inthusut’s charge into the province’s agricultural tourism sector led him to an elephant ranch Wednesday morning. “The inspection of this elephant ranch is a continuation of our inspection of a pineapple garden (story

  • Dozens of fish saved from entangled net at top Phuket dive destination

    Dozens of fish saved from entangled net at top Phuket dive destination

    PHUKET: Divers saved dozens of reef fish trapped in an enormous fishing net draped over one of Phuket’s most popular dive sites: marine conservation area, Shark Point. “We had just spent five or six minutes watching a leopard shark swimming around us, and then, as we came around the corner, we saw a blanket of net covering a large amount of Pinnacle One,” said a Phuket diver asked to be identified only as Instructor Vinnie.

  • Phuket crepe vendor’s livelihood up in flames

    Phuket crepe vendor’s livelihood up in flames

    PHUKET: A longtime vendor of Thai mini-crepes saw his sidecar shop burned to a crisp after a gas leak yesterday afternoon. It took firefighters 20 minutes to put out the fire, near Muang Municipal School in Phuket Town. “I’ve been selling mini-crepes (kanum tokyo) to Muang Phuket School students every evening for a long time,” said the 44-year-old owner of the stand, Prayoon Inpuang.