Artikel tagged “Phuket Magazine”

  • Phuket Live Wire: Unofficial study nets surprising rates of speed

    Phuket Live Wire: Unofficial study nets surprising rates of speed

    PHUKET: The amount you pay for an Internet line has almost no correlation with how fast the line runs internationally. Before you spend a fortune on a new Internet connection, make sure you understand what you are and arent getting.

  • TAT targets timeshare use of logo

    TAT targets timeshare use of logo

    PHUKET: The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has warned businesses and operators that it would consider legal action against those counterfeiting or imitating their seal and initials.

  • Phuket Poll: Is the 80-meter building regulation being enforced?

    Phuket Poll: Is the 80-meter building regulation being enforced?

    PHUKET: In order to minimize deforestation, the government in 1996 put a ban on the construction of all permanent structures above 80 meters in Phuket. How effective have local governments been in enforcing this controversial rule, which greatly limits the value of properties above the specified height

  • Rider in the storm: man killed in Phuket motorbike crash

    Rider in the storm: man killed in Phuket motorbike crash

    PHUKET: A man was killed last night when his motorbike slammed into the back of a 10-wheel truck parked in the breakdown lane of Phukets deadliest road. The tragedy occurred at about 10pm on Thepkrasattri Road inbound, in front a furniture store near the Srisoonthorn Tambon Administration Organization offices

  • Phuket forecast: heavy rain to continue through the weekend

    Phuket forecast: heavy rain to continue through the weekend

    PHUKET: Over the past 24 hours Phuket experienced the heaviest rains since the freak storms of last March, with reports all over the island of flooding and downed trees and power poles. One of the heaviest hit areas was Patong, where knee deep water caused traffic jams along parts of Phang Muang Sai Kor road, especially near Patong Hospital and the Jungceylon complex. Remarkably, the notorious stretch of Nanai Road nearby, that got the name Nanai River in recent years, was completely free of water thanks to a drainage project completed there by the municipality last year

  • Toyota League Cup: Phattalung def FC Phuket, 4-3 on aggregate

    Toyota League Cup: Phattalung def FC Phuket, 4-3 on aggregate

    PHUKET: FC Phukets hopes of advancing to the final four of the 2011 Toyota League Cup were squashed Wednesday night by Division 2 upstarts Phattalung FC, who played to a wild 3-3 extra time draw to win on aggregate 4-3. The pressure was on for the Southern Sea Kirin in their first home match in seven weeks, fueled by a crowd of about 8,000 anxious fans welcoming Phuket back in a high-stakes homecoming

  • Mother reclaims Phuket Ramadan

    Mother reclaims Phuket Ramadan

    PHUKET: The mother of the baby reported … Full story

  • Fire destroys Phuket’s Koh Kaew Market

    Fire destroys Phuket’s Koh Kaew Market

    PHUKET: A large fire ripped through an undercover clothes market of more than 200 stalls in the heart of Patong, on Phukets west coast, early this morning. The fire broke out at the Koh Kaew Market, next to the Jungceylon shopping complex on Rat-U-Thit 200 Pi Road, at about 3am

  • Phuket hosting regional Scrabble competition in bid to boost students‘ vocabulary

    Phuket hosting regional Scrabble competition in bid to boost students‘ vocabulary

    PHUKET: Some 700 young Scrabble enthusiasts are in Phuket this weekend to compete in the southern regionals of the 5th annual CyberDict Crossword competition.

  • Free Thai Massage: Phuket prepares to set world record

    Free Thai Massage: Phuket prepares to set world record

    PHUKET: A total of 584 pairs of hands will be working together tomorrow at Kata Beach in Phukets attempt to set the world record for the most people simultaneously performing Thai massage. The current record stands at 232 pair, set on March 20 last year by Tourism Victoria Australia. Phukets attempt will more than double the record, but the digits have their own special meaning