Now the Chonburi Provincial Governor strictly forbids Pattaya entertainment spots to sell ‘Baraku’ herbal liquor and a tobacco type product known as ‘Sisha,’ (used in water pipe smoking), so if anyone violates this ban, local officers will arrest them immediately. Read more: pattayadailynews.com
BANGKOK, 22 October 2013 (NNT) –Flooding in the eastern region has begun to recede. Meanwhile, the flood prevention plan for the East must be reconsidered to prevent flood effect on economic zones. According to Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Plodprasop Suraswadi, the chairman of the Water and Flood Management Committee (WFMC), the situation in Sa Kaeo, […]
BANGKOK, Oct 22 – All factories at the Amata Industrial Estate in the eastern seaboard province of Chonburi have resumed operation after flood waters were pumped out, according to a company executive. Viboon Kromadit, chief marketing officer of Amata Corporation, said 43 boats and more than 100 pumps jointly drained waters into nearby Bang Pakong […]
NAKHON RATCHASIMA, 20 Oct 2013 (NNT) – The flooding in Phimai District of Nakhon Ratchasima worsened as the flood water inundating homes along the Mun River rose to as high as a meter. The flood level along the banks of Mun River was between 80 centimeters and 1 meter, forcing residents in the area to […]
Samed Police together with volunteer police decided to pull the trigger on a taxi cab that broke through a police checkpoint. Two were injured in the reported incident. Two of the four passengers including the driver were injured after Police volunteers of Huay Kapi Police station pulled the trigger on the cab in order to […]
CHON BURI, Oct 18 – Commercial areas in this eastern Thai province 90 km southeast of Bangkok remain submerged, but Amata Nakorn Industrial Estate is speeding up its drainage of water into the sea. The Phanat Nikhom commercial district is under more than one metre of floodwater. Read more: MCOT
About 50 tonnes of oil found on Bang Saen and two adjacent beaches in Chon Buri has now been removed, following a clean-up organised by the Sean Suk Municipality. The origin of the oil, discovered on Thursday night, remains unknown, but it is thought to have come from vessels offshore involved in an oil transfer. […]
An enormous amount of oil was found on the beachside of Bang Saen, causing worries to both Thai and foreign visitors. CHONBURI – October 10, 2013 [PDN]; Local journalists reported that leaked oil slicks were found throughout the lengthy Bangsaen beach. Oil was also found within the sea water, worrying tourists that came to visit […]
