India Asks Citizens To Take “Extreme Caution” Before Taking Up Jobs In Thailand
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The advisory said the Indian workers were being facilitated to enter Myanmar illegally without proper documentation leading to the entrapment of Indian workers. India today asked Indian nationals to exercise extreme caution before taking up jobs in Thailand after dozens of Indians were illegally brought into Myanmar as part…
Ratchaprasong has sprung back to life with the reopening of CentralWorld,the debut of a hot doughnut brand and the launch of a food & drink festival
The shopping atmosphere at Ratchaprasong returned to normal yesterday with the reopening of CentralWorld after four months of renovation to repair fire damage from the May 19 riots. Several thousand shoppers rushed into CentralWorld to queue on the ground floor to buy cash vouchers for 1,000 baht but worth double…
Cabinet approves baht measures, 3G plan
The cabinet meeting on Tuesday approved eight measures to help exporters who were hit by the appreciating baht, Commerce Minister Porntiva Nakasai said. The measures for relevant agencies are as follows: (more…)
Suthep: Weapons stolen for sale
Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban said he believes the people who stole 32 rocket-propelled grenades and other ammunition from an arms depot in Lop Buri planned to sell them. He said security personnel guarding the arms depot are the suspects inthe case. He refused to speculate whether the missing weapons…
Security Tightened in Bangkok amid Missing Weaponry Claims
On Sunday a near 2,000 strong force of police and security officers will be deployed across the capital in an attempt to monitor and control planned gatherings of United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) protesters, according to numerous security agency reports. Bangkok, the 18th of September 2010: UDD activists,…
PTT Plc to start its sixth gas separation plant in November
” alt=”” width=”650″ height=”245″ /> The Bangkok Post reported that PTT Plc expects its sixth gas separation plant, which was suspended by the Administrative Court in 2009 in its Map Ta Phut ruling, to be ready to start operations by November 2010. Mr Permsak Shevawattananon SVP at PTT Plc said…