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Phuket faces no lifeguards on beaches as contract debacle ebbs on
PHUKET: There may be no lifeguards patrolling Phuket beaches on
Monday if compromise is not reached between the island’s lifeguard club
and Phuket Provincial Administration Organization (PPAO) over the new,
hotly-debated 22-million-baht club budget.Though the current contract
expires today (April 27), Phuket Lifeguard Club President Prathaiyut
Chuayuan is holding firm to his desire to increase salaries for...
Pian ousted as Chalermluck voted Patong Mayor
PHUKET: Unofficial results are in and Phuket Democrat Chalermluck
Kebsab has won the race for the coveted position of Patong Mayor.Ms
Chalermluck received a total of 4,390 votes, defeating former Patong
Mayor Pian Keesin, who garnered 3,330 votes.Kittisan Kuru of the Patong
Gao Na (Patong Progress) Party scored a total of 580 votes.Ms
Chalermluck, a Phuket native, is a veteran of island politics...
Phuket’s black wastewater oozes toward tourists
PHUKET: Alarmed officials are concerned how the weather has turned
the flow of black wastewater from a canal at Bang Tao toward a beach
area where tourists swim.“All tourists are afraid to swim here. They are
going to Layan Beach instead,” said local resident Jumnong Korkaew.When
Governor Maitri Inthusut inspected the site on April 12 (story here),
the wind pushed the dirty water away from the tourists’ swimming...
Phuket teens waive police brutality claim
PHUKET: Two of the three teenagers allegedly struck by police
officers investigating the rape of a pregnant woman in Phuket last
Sunday night have publicly declared that the officers never struck
them.The declaration was made during a public meeting this morning at
Provincial Hall in the presence of Phuket Governor Maitri
Inthusut.“Police did not hit or threaten any of us,” one of the
teenagers...
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