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  • Parents the cure for corruption curse: Phuket poll

    Parents the cure for corruption curse: Phuket poll

    PHUKET: Parents and guardians play the key role in the effort to instill a much-needed “anti-corruption” mentality in our youth, a majority of Phuket Gazette readers feel. In the online poll launched two weeks ago, the Gazette asked readers: “In the effort to instill an ‘anti-corruption’ mentality in our youth, which group do you feel plays the most influential role?” The “parents and guardians” option was the clear winner, with 66.6% of the votes overall.

  • FC Phuket fans to share in team’s survival

    FC Phuket fans to share in team’s survival

    PHUKET: FC Phuket could manage to survive at least one more season, but not with the help of any one wealthy benefactor. Executives have agreed to allow a group of fans to help raise funds by selling shares of the team to other fans for 1,000 baht each.

  • Phuket Sports: Island cricketers on a high

    Phuket Sports: Island cricketers on a high

    PHUKET: A battle for mid-table seniority held court at Phuket’s ACG when the Island Cricket Club faced the Thanyapura Tigers in the ninth Island Furniture League match. Sitting in fourth place, Tigers were a solitary point ahead of ICC fifth spot on the table and both teams were very aware that a win was crucial if their league title hopes were to survive.Tigers posted a respectable score of 196 runs with a solid innings once again from Ryan Dunn, who scored 83.

  • Alleged mastermind of ‘Ae Inside’ murder still at large

    Alleged mastermind of ‘Ae Inside’ murder still at large

    PHUKET: Atsadakorn „Pod“ Seedokbuab, 48, the man who police believe ordered the assassination of Phuket newsman Wisut „Ae Inside“ Tangwitthayaporn earlier this month, remains at large. Phuket City Police Superintendent Col Chote Chidchai confirmed that police were still hunting Atsadakorn and two other suspects for their roles in the murder of Mr Wisut, who was

  • Phuket hotel CEO says ‘No more payouts’

    Phuket hotel CEO says ‘No more payouts’

    PHUKET: The Andaman Beach Suites Hotel in Patong on Phuket’s west coast, has confirmed that it will no longer pay any guest who claim their room was robbed without sufficient evidence, after a recent surge in cases, and a tightening of hotel security.

  • Readers‘ Poll: Phuket fairs and festivals

    Readers‘ Poll: Phuket fairs and festivals

    PHUKET: As recent weeks have confirmed, there is no shortage of annual public festivals and fairs here in Phuket.

  • Phuket Police appeal to public over unidentified body

    Phuket Police appeal to public over unidentified body

    PHUKET: Chalong Police today appealed to the public for any information that may help identify the body of a man found near Phuket’s iconic Phromthep Cape earlier this month. Chalong Police Duty Officer Boonlert Onklang this afternoon told the Phuket Gazette that the public appeal for help follows the autopsy report received by the police on Friday

  • Phuket Media Watch: Thai government welcomes Twitter censorship announcement

    Phuket Media Watch: Thai government welcomes Twitter censorship announcement

    PHUKET MEDIA WATCH– Thailand news selected by Gazette editors for Phuket’s international community Thai government welcomes Twitter censorship announcement Phuket Gazette / News WiresPHUKET: The Thai government welcomed an announcement from the social networking website Twitter that it will start censoring controversial content on a country-specific level, local media reported.

  • Man, 27, found hanged in Phuket

    Man, 27, found hanged in Phuket

    PHUKET: Thalang Police believe financial woes led a Phuket man to take his life by hanging last night.

  • Phuket ‘anti plastic bag’ campaign kicks into gear

    Phuket ‘anti plastic bag’ campaign kicks into gear

    PHUKET: The provincial government campaign to rid the island of plastic bags will start in earnest on February 27, when retailers across Phuket will start handing out free cloth bags to shoppers over the course of one week. The news was announced on Friday by Phuket Vice Governor Somkiet Sangkaosuttirak at the signing of the second Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) of the “Phuket plastic bag free campaign”. At Provincial Hall to mark the occasion were Phuket Provincial Energy Office Chief Jirasak Tummawetch and Dr Wiwat Seetamanotch, deputy chief of the Phuket Provincial Health Office.