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Bombing Rocks Bangkok

by Staff Reporter Pattaya Times 29.02.2012
Bombing Rocks Bangkok

Thai Explosive Ordnance Disposal official makes a check on a backpack that was left on the bomb site by a suspect bomber in Bangkok.

Did You Know?

Wanrapa Boonsu 21.01.2010
The instructor as he demonstrates the survival swimming skills to the interested group of audience.

The Australia–Thailand Institute recently joined partners and donors at the launch of the SwimSafe Thailand project at Mahaparp Krajadthong Uppatham School in Samut Prakan. The event marked the commencement of survival swimming classes in two SwimSafe Thailand locations, Samut Prakan and rural Chiang Rai.

By law every company formed in Thailand has to have Social Security benefits provided for all workers to give medical, unemployment and retirement compensation.

Employees at the British Embassy in Bangkok showing off their eye-catching sign to encourage British nationals to register their residency.

If you are British and in Thailand, let the British Embassy know you are here by visiting www.fco.gov.uk/locate

Drew Noyes of PAPPA Co., Ltd.

Thailand Resident Visa Applications Now being Accepted

U.S. Navy Helps Underprivileged

Peter Thorand 21.11.2009
Thailand Post Office Souvenir Packages on Sale

If you are still not sure what to get your loved ones for Christmas or New Years here is a great gift idea for you.

The cheerful US Navy team donated food and other useful products to the Karunyawej House for the Disabled.

The US Navy maintains a policy of having ship crews devote time to worthy charitable activities while their vessels are in dock in foreign countries.

A proposed retail law restricting foreign companies from competing for consumers in Thailand which was born after the military coup that took over the government is slowly making its way towards becoming law. Foreign retailers like Tesco may face renewed difficulties in Thailand

Airport photo shows tourists are beginning to return to the Land of Smiles.

Thailand's tourism industry,which provides thousands of jobs both directly and indirectly and has been much affected by domestic political conflicts and the global economic slowdown, has now recovered with about 14 million foreign tourists expected to visit the kingdom in 2009 as earlier targeted, according to Minister of Tourism and Sports Chumphon Silpa-archa.



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