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CHONBURI, 7 May 2016 (NNT) - Four agencies in Chonburi have agreed to co-operate in a monkey population control campaign in response to residents’ complaints about their invasion into human communities. Khet Udomsak Subdistrict Municipality has signed an agreement with the Royal Thai Marine Corps, Sattahip Naval Base, and Protected Areas
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The kidnapped 38-year-old Australian Hells Angles motorcycle gang member Wayne Rodney Schneider was found dead at a roadside bush in Sattahip district in Chonburi province. His naked and tatooed body was found buried 2 metres deep under the ground at a roadside bush on the road from Viharn Sien Chinese temple
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CHON BURI, 19 November 2015 (NNT) - Minister of Labor Sirichai Distakul has inspected a Port In - Port Out Control Center in Sattahip district and found no illegal activities there. He also visited a wire harness company operating at the Laem Chabang Industrial Estate. Gen. Sirichai on Thursday visited the
Read More A hotel in Sattahip was shut down for operating illegally since 2013. If they reopen they face fines up to 10,000 baht per day. The hotel has never had the appropriate licensing. Read more: kissthailand.asia
Read More The captain of "Phithakmongkhon" squid fishing boat was threatened with his life by 5 amphetamine addicted Cambodian crew members who wanted to go ashore to buy more drugs. Read more: pattayadailynews.com
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A British man who was jealous that his wife and friend were staring at each other whilst drinking together grabbed a knife chased after her and stabbed her. SATTAHIP – July 20, 2014 [Pattaya Daily News];- at 11.00 am Pol.Lt.Yodpan Rattanacharoenkhun-investigation inspector of Sattahip police station- was notified that a foreign
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A gang 8 of boys had tried to rape a girl in classroom but the girl was rescued on time by a teacher. She told police that she had been raped before by the same group but was too ashamed to tell anyone. SATTAHIP – July 3, 2014 [Pattaya Daily News];- at
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Thai authorities are preparing to deport a Russian mafia boss whose name has been linked to more than 60 kidnapped and killed victims. Alexander Matusov, 52, was arrested in front of a superstore in Thailand's Chon Buri province on Monday. Read more: The Nation
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