Pattaya Mail
Pattaya builds ‘model’ to give homeless people a way forward
PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya is working with government agencies, academics and civil society groups to develop a more coordinated system for helping homeless people...
US sailors may leave Pattaya but security patrols continue across city
PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya’s joint security patrols continue across the city even as US Navy personnel from the USS Abraham Lincoln prepare to leave,...
27 jobs reserved for Thais foreign workers face fines for breaking...
BANGKOK, Thailand – Having a work permit does not mean foreign workers can perform any job in Thailand, with the Department of Employment warning...
Pattaya moves from flood response to flood intelligence
PATTAYA, Thailand – Every time heavy rain hits Pattaya, the familiar response is to close roads, pump out water and deal with flooding one...
Pattaya faces the reality of tourism after USS Abraham Lincoln leaves
PATTAYA, Thailand – For five days, the arrival of around 5,000 US Navy personnel from the USS Abraham Lincoln gave Pattaya something the city...
Rangsit taxi mafia faces tougher action over illegal parking and fare...
PATHUM THANI, Thailand – Thailand’s Transport Ministry is stepping up efforts to break up alleged taxi influence groups and end illegal parking, fare abuses...
Bangkok set to retire red hot buses for 1,520 new electric...
BANGKOK, Thailand – Bangkok’s familiar red hot buses are set to disappear from the capital’s roads, with 1,520 new air-conditioned electric buses scheduled to...
Thailand and Laos set to open new transport routes and cut...
LUANG PRABANG, Laos – Thailand and Laos are working to improve cross-border road transport, including plans for new passenger routes, fewer barriers to cargo...
Chadchart says Bangkok laws cannot keep up with data centers
BANGKOK, Thailand – Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt has acknowledged that existing laws have failed to keep pace with the rapid development of standalone data...













