Inquiry initiated into death of Phuket mother and newborn
PHUKET: Doctors at Vachira Phuket Hospital began an inquiry today
into the death of a woman during childbirth on May 2 and that of her
newborn son just two days later. The investigation follows a protest on
Saturday led by the distraught husband and father Numporn Intawong and
50 of his family members and friends. Mr Numporn, a 42-year-old Patong
taxi driver, and his group gathered at Vachira Phuket Hospital...
Crackdown banning 'walk-in visa runs' to begin August 13
PHUKET: Foreigners will be allowed to continue to re-enter Thailand
on three consecutive “walk-in” visas until August 12, Ranong Immigration
Superintendent Ekkorn Bussababordin assured the Phuket Gazette
today. The news follows the appearance of a formal notice posted on
Bangkok Immigration’s website on May 8 stating that any persons who exit
Thailand after completing a stay in the...
Nationwide Visakha Bucha alcohol ban begins at midnight
PHUKET: Bars, restaurants and other retailers throughout Phuket must
refrain from selling alcohol from midnight tonight to sunrise Wednesday
morning as a nationwide ban comes into effect for the Buddhist holy day
Visakha Bucha on Tuesday. “Visakha Bucha Day is one of the four annual
religious days on which the sale of alcohol is banned,” Maj Sutthichai
Thianpho of the Patong Police told the Phuket Gazette today.
“Alcohol retailers and customers are good about cooperating with us on
these occasions. They know they are not allowed to buy or sell...
Monsoon rains end Phuket’s worst drought in 30 years
PHUKET: Phuket’s worst drought in the last 30 years appears to be at
an end, after heavy showers soaked parts of the island over the weekend
and more are forecast for the coming days. “The rainy season has
officially begun; these rains are part of the southwest monsoon,” Suntad
Panbanpeaw, director of the Meteorological Department’s Phuket office,
told
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