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  • Heavy rain periods in Phuket until Friday

    Heavy rain periods in Phuket until Friday

    The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) is warning people in most parts of Thailand about “outbreaks of abundant rain and possible flash floods” from today until Friday. Isolated torrential downpours and gusty winds will especially affect the North, the Northeast and the Central regions, including Bangkok and its vicinity, the East and the South (that’s just about the whole of Thailand!)

  • Central Festival Phuket installs life-saving automatic external defibrillators

    Central Festival Phuket installs life-saving automatic external defibrillators

    PHUKET: Central Festival Phuket has became the first Central shopping mall in Thailand to have Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) for use in the treatment of heart attack victims. Motivated by the death of a patron about four months ago, Central Festival made the AEDs available in conjunction with a new medical bay operated by Phuket International Hospital which opened in the mall yesterday. “One of our customers had a heart attack after eating dinner in a restaurant in the mall,” said Central Festival Phuket General Manager Wilaiporn Pitimanaree.

  • New threat claims from Central Festival Phuket taxi drivers, new denials

    New threat claims from Central Festival Phuket taxi drivers, new denials

    PHUKET: Five taxi drivers at Central Festival Phuket claim that they were threatened and suspended from working there by the leaders of the taxi organization that operates at the popular shopping mall.

  • Phuket boob job holiday? This round’s on me

    Phuket boob job holiday? This round’s on me

    PHUKET: A cosmetic surgery holiday company in Australia is now raffling off a trip to Phuket, complete with the option of breast augmentation surgery – all for the price of a round of drinks. The company, ID Rejuvenation, has paired up with the popular local nightclub Tryst, in Mackay on the Central Queensland coast, to offer the deal, reported the local newspaper CQNews. Amy Price, head of ID client services, explained that willing punters need to simply spend $50 on drinks at Tryst.