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PAI — A Dutch tourist was rescued Monday after falling from a canyon in Pai in the northern province of Mae Hong Son, an official said. (name removed), a 46-year-old tourist from the Netherlands reportedly fell off the narrow ledges of the Grand Canyon of Pai into an approximately six-meter-deep hole
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More than half of resorts in Pai district of Mae Hong Son were damaged by flashflood on August 13 and local authorities fear it could affect tourism of this popular hill destination during the upcoming high season in winter. The impact on tourism was assessed by the director of the Office
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Police and army troops seized 195,000 methamphitamine tablets and arrested an alleged major drug trafficker in Mae Hong Son and Chiang Mai provinces on Saturday and Sunday. The suspect, 58-year old Pulor Petpaireesanti, a Muser tribesman, was arrested near Pai district air port on Saturday together with 100,000 “ya ba” tablets
Read More MAE HONG SON — A British tourist was raped in northern Thailand last week, and a deputy commander of the national police force said Monday it was because a bar stayed open too late. The assault took place in the town of Pai in Mae Hong Son province in the early
Read More MAE HONG SON: Several people giving alms to monks were injured, with two in a serious condition, when the Su Tong Pae Bridge, the country's longest bamboo bridge, collapsed Wednesday morning. A large crowd of local people and visitors had gathered on the two-metre wide, 500m long walkway to make merit
Read More A 4.1-magnitude earthquake happened in Myanmar at 2.47 am Monday, the Seismology Bureau announced. No damage was reported. Read more: The Nation
Read More BANGKOK, 17 March 2015 (NNT) - Smog in the northern province of Mae Hong Son has caused disruptions to air travel for five days. Air pollution there is still considered as harmful to health. Mae Hong Son Governor Suraphon Phanat-amphon said the current PM10 level in the province was 280 micrograms/cubic
Read More MAE HONG SON — One of the two Russian men who were arrested for breaking into a temple in northern Thailand on Sunday stabbed a police officer while in custody yesterday, police say. The suspect, identified as Voge Vladimir (name transcribed from Thai text), was reportedly being led from his holding
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