Police were notified by the staff at Pattaya Memorial Hospital on the afternoon of the 3rd December that a man that had been admitted to Emergency with a head wound had died.
Construction worker, Mr. Jakrapong was working on a site in Soi 4 off Pratamnak Hill when a heavy object fell from the 5th floor and hit him on the head. He was immediately taken to hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival. An investigation is now under way at the new condominium work site with management and staff to find the cause of the accident.
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In accordance with tradition a number of public buildings are cleaned up to celebrate HM the King’s Birthday on 5th December.
One such was the New Naklua Market, which had a sprucing up and dousing down on the morning of the 3rd December by a number of determined cleaners made up of market vendors, local businesses, plus teachers and students from local schools. The whole event was monitored by Deputy Mayor Weerawat Kahkai.
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Banglamung Police were called out to the Bira Racing Circuit on the morning of the 3rd December to investigate a murder case.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Jeerasak Abfang and his team together with Sawang Boriboon paramedics found the body of Mr. Somchai Gaewsawang, aged 51, a security guard at the famous Pattaya racing track. He was on night duty and had been bludgeoned to death, tied up and hidden inside a hammock behind the guard’s hut. He was found by his work colleague, Mr. Kom who was about to take up his day shift duties. The management of the Bira was notified and immediately came to the crime scene. During a spot investigation they discovered that three of their racing cars and three motorcycles were missing. Forensics was called in to make a thorough search of the area to gather evidence to this terrible crime.
For the opening of a charity concert by the Boom Radio Station, held at Mabprachan Community School in Sattahip, a special
Thai Folk Song Concert was organised and broadcast live on FM 107.25 on the evening of the 3rd December. Funds raised will go to a number of worthy charities in the Sattahip district.
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After a grueling tour of the Eastern Seaboard, the finalists of the 20th International Car Rally of Thailand arrived back in
Pattaya on the 30th November and were greeted at the finishing point at Bali Hai Pier. In third place were the Thai team of Mr. Wittaya Ruekchan and Mr. Pramote Sornjarussuawan. In second position were the New Zealand team of Mr. Brian Green and Miss Fur Pedderson. And the 2008 winners of the King’s Cup were Mr. Jouni Arolanane and Mr. Jogo Puhukka from Finland.
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After an audacious failed robbery incident which took place on the morning of the 3rd December, two ladyboys Uten Jariya and Sutad Kreepjumpa, both aged 31,
Pattaya Police Superintendent Sarayuth Sangwanpokai held a Press conference on the morning of the 4th December where a disgraced police volunteer found himself on the wrong side of the law at Pattaya Police Station.
Police were notified by the staff at Pattaya Memorial Hospital on the afternoon of the 3rd December that a man that had been admitted to Emergency with a head wound had died.
Whilst out on a suspected robbery investigation on the morning of the 3rd December at a construction site on Soi 8 Jomtien Beach Road, police officers came across more than they expected.
A famous stretch of Boyztown in South Pattaya was closed off on the evening of the 2nd December to make way for the spectacular Pattaya Gay Festival Street Party 2008.
Mrs. Wannaporn Jamjamrat, Director of Pollution Control from the Public Health Department, presided over a meeting on the 2nd December about arrangements for
There was a lovely sight at Pattaya City Hall on the afternoon of the 2nd December, when the winners of the Miss Teen Thailand turned up on the doorstep.
Deputy Mayor Wattana Jantawlanon monitored a meeting at City Hall on the 1st December to help in the preparations for an educational field trip around Thailand schools to be made by 11 Pattaya teachers.
Banglamung Police and Sawang Boriboon were called out on the morning of 2nd December to investigate a hit and run fatal road accident which had occurred near to the Bangkok Hospital Pattaya.
Pattaya Mayor Ittipol Khunplume and other dignitaries were witnesses at a special Buddhist ceremony on the 2nd December to ordain 81 monks into the monkhood in honour of
Adviser to the Mayor, Mr. Pisai Panomwan Na Ayudhaya warmly welcomed Mrs Boonchu Horamart and 61 students and teachers from the Division Organisation of Choa Ta,
After a tip off on the 1st December about two suspected bike thieves, police and a number of volunteers swooped down on the Tanyawan Place Village on Soi Arunothai,
A Burmese expat named Tone, a worker at a campsite in Soi Yume, Central Pattaya found himself at the Pattaya Police Station on the morning of the 2nd December.
A cool new entertainment bar has opened up on busy Soi Buakhao, South Pattaya. Quiet literally, cool as ice, the bright and modern new Ice Drink Dance Show opened its doors on the 1st December with a grand opening party as
Banglamung police were notified by Banglamung Hospital on the morning of the 2nd December that a teenage boy had been admitted to Emergency with a bullet wound.
Pattaya Police Superintendent, Police Colonel Sarayut Sanguanphokhai presided over a special tree planting ceremony on the afternoon of the 1st December at
An announcement was made at Pattaya City Hall on the afternoon of the 1st December by Mr. Niti Kongkrut, Director of Tourism Authority of Thailand Region
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