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Monitor lizard beaten to death in Krabi
A Monitor lizard measuring nearly two metres in length is believed to have been beaten to death by construction workers in Krabi at the weekend.
Well, At Least That's Clear: Phuket Governor Bans Beach Chairs, Restricts BYO Umbrellas
PHOTO ALBUM Beach chairs are all banned and umbrellas may only be unfurled in 10 percent of Phuket’s beaches allocated for unfurled umbrellas, says Phuket’s Governor.
Phuket residents oppose LPG plant
PHUKET: A group of around 20 Ban Nabon villagers gathered at the Provincial Hall yesterday (February 16) to file a letter to the Governor Nisit Jansomwong against an LPG plant project that is planned to be built in the area.
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Laguna Market on First - Sunday 1st March 2015
On the first of every month, Laguna Phuket invites you to experience “Laguna Market on First” in the park at Laguna Grove. Enjoy a variety of goods from food stalls, clothing, home décor, arts and crafts, music and performances, dini…
Chinese tourists to get etiquette manuals
Thousands of Chinese tourists visiting Thailand during their New Year holiday will receive tourism manuals in an effort to curb offensive behaviour, officials said yesterday (February 16).
Minor tsunami hits N. Japan after 6.8 quake: USGS, agency
A minor tsunami hit the coast of northern Japan this morning (February 17) after an advisory was issued following a 6.8-magnitude earthquake in northern Japan, the USGS and the Japanese meteorological agency said.
Phuket Tourists Van Crashes near Airport: Photo Special
Latest remarkably there were no serious injuries when a van carrying tourists staged a spectacular crash not far from Phuket International Airport.
Burma's Flickering Media Blames Fuddy Duddies for Impeding Progress
Latest The media in Burma (Myanmar) changes and chooses new targets. But in a nation still half-free, it’s difficult to detect just who those targets might be.