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Professional Events Thailand Co., Ltd. is proud to announce “A Royal Cliff Opera Evening.” Join the true fans of one of the world's best vocalists for a musical Saturday night at the Royal Cliff in Pattaya. On April 6th, the Royal Cliff Hotels Group proudly presents world-renowned Tenor Kim Jun Man and friends in the Grand Hotel’s Head of State Chamber at 18.30 hrs. Kim Jun Man made his professional debut at the age of 30 at Roma Theatre. He has performed in a variety of productions around the world including Rome, Switzerland and in Vienna. He has performed more than 1,200 galas and solo concerts in Europe, Australia, Asia and the U.S.A. His repertoire includes several arias and over 1000 Italian Canzone, Spanish compositions, Latin American tunes as well as popular, contemporary songs. Last year Kim Jun Man performed at major venues in Thailand. His concert in Bangkok's Cultural Arts Centre in Thong Lor and Jun's concert at Pattaya's Tiffany Theatre were both sold out. Now is your chance ffor a wonderful evening of fabulous music at the Royal Cliff.

Andrew Drummond ordered to face police questioning following a two-year police investigation in Thailand by The Royal Thai Police. Taking part in the investigations into criminal acts are the Bangkok cyber crimes police division, the Thailand Crime Suppression Division (CSD), the Ministry of Information and Computer Technology (MICT) crime division, the Bangkok Police and Pattaya City Police. Now Andrew Michael Drummond, 61, of the UK Is ordered to appear at the main Pattaya police station to answer to multiple criminal charges of defamation and cyber crimes filed against him. Numerous criminal charges were made in Bangkok and Pattaya against Andrew Michael Drummond who was escorted from Bangkok to the Pattaya police station by กนกรัตน์ นิ่มสมุทธ บูธ (นก) Kanokrat Nimsamut Booth (Nok).

Several government agencies including private investigators are looking into foreigners living in the Bangkok and Pattaya areas who have been disrupting Thai society by causing fabricated disputes between foreign businessmen and retirees. In several recent cases retirees have been blogging on the Internet and using the court system to file false charges to damage the reputation of outstanding, foreign business people working and living in Thailand. These actions are damaging to society and will be stopped, a leading Thai police official says. Among those known to be under investigation are Andrew Michael Drummond of Bangkok, Andre Johannes Machielsen of Naklua, James C Phillips of Las Vegas and Pattaya, Stuart "Joe" Furstman of Nongprue and Thor Ferris Halland also of Nongprue. All men have been involved in recent court cases and are known to conspire together to make attacks on Expat business people in Thailand using blogs on the Internet.

In a strange case that was heard in Pattaya Provincial Court last November against Drew Noyes, the judge in the case gave the final verdict today. Andre Johannes Machielsen had filed a criminal case against local businessman Drew Walter Noyes for defamation and violation of the Thailand Computer Crimes Act. The charges stem from a negative post in 2008 about Andre Machielsen that was posted in reply to false allegations about Drew Noyes on a hate blog website. Thor Ferris Halland, a witness for Andre Machielsen, admitted in court that he and Andre Machielsen had made the hate website and added negative comments about Drew Noyes on the Blogger site. The comment against Machielsen could not have been posted if there was not site. The creator of the site is responsible under Thai law for all content including posts and comments. Therefore, Machielsen was responsible for the comment that offended him. Machielsen is said to have conspired with another man of questionable mental state named James C Phillips to defame Drew Noyes.

Hotels on Samui are sucking up electricity at a faster pace than the island can produce it and the situation is even more critical after maintenance work on a power cable cut the supply even further.