Re: Pattaya
 

Ehh... What u mean?? :)

Re: Pattaya
 

Will be back in Pattaya again from 26 Jan - 30 Jan. A shorter trip compare to all my previous due to the fact that I have an OC now... Any bro here wanna meet up?

Off topic abit, is there any good dentist in Pattaya?

Regards,

Re: Pattaya
 

The last I know, in term of more foreigners and foreigner's pricing, there is 1 in Central Festival. Whether is it still there, you have to google for it.

Doubt you will go for local dentist.

Re: Pattaya
 

True, will not go for a local one. Thanks for your info.

Regards,

Re: Pattaya
 

Will confirm later and likely staying in April Suites or Bella Express.

Re: Pattaya
 

Do keep it touch, I most probably be in Pattaya on 26/1 evening between 7-8pm..

Regards,

US warns: Terrorist threat to Bangkok
 

Report from Bangkok Post dated 13 January 2012 :-

US warns: Terrorist threat to Bangkok

[COLOR="DarkRed"]The US embassy in Thailand has alerted its citizens to possible terrorist attacks in Bangkok.

The embassy said in a messaged posted on its website today that ‘’foreign terrorists may be currently looking to conduct attacks against tourist areas in Bangkok in the near future.’’

‘’US citizens are urged to exercise caution when visiting public areas where large groups of Western tourists gather in Bangkok,’’ it added.

The embassy urged its nationals to stay alert when going out and to report any suspicious objects to authorities.

‘’We also encourage you to keep a low profile in public areas, particularly areas frequented by foreign tourists,’’ it said.
----- KatoeyNewsNetwork

Thailand detains suspect after US terrorist warning
 

Report from AsiaOne dated 13 January 2012 :-

Thailand detains suspect after US terrorist warning

BANGKOK - Thai authorities said on Friday they had detained a Lebanese man with suspected links to the Hezbollah militant group, after the United States warned of a terrorist threat against tourists in the kingdom.

"Foreign terrorists may be currently looking to conduct attacks against tourist areas in Bangkok in the near future," the US embassy in Bangkok said in an emergency message posted on its website.

"US citizens are urged to exercise caution when visiting public areas where large groups of Western tourists gather in Bangkok."

A Thai senior intelligence officer who did not want to be named told AFP that the kingdom had been informed before the New Year by Israel of a possible threat.

The suspect was detained on Thursday while the other man had already fled the country, he said.

Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yubamrung told AFP by telephone that the detained suspect was being questioned by the Thai authorities.

"We already have one suspect in custody for interrogation at a government building in Bangkok. He is a Hezbollah from Lebanon," he said.

"I want to assure people that there is nothing to worry about. The police will take care of the situation and everything will be under control."

Hezbollah, an Iranian- and Syrian-backed Muslim Shiite group, is blacklisted as a terrorist organisation by Washington and currently dominates the Lebanese government.

"Israel was suspicious that these two men might be terrorists, so they gave information, including their names, to our police before the New Year," the senior intelligence officer said.

The suspect has denied involvement with any terrorist activities, he added.

"These two men entered Thailand a while ago but did not conduct any terrorist activity. I wonder why Israel was suspicious about them."

The warning is another blow to Thailand's tourist-friendly image, which was badly dented last year by devastating flooding across much of the country, as well as rounds of rival political protests in recent years.

In 2008 a nine-day blockade by "Yellow Shirt" protesters stranded tens of thousands of travellers, and the industry was badly hit again in 2010 during "Red Shirt" street demonstrations.

Bangkok's central shopping area was reduced to a battle zone during an army crackdown on the rallies, and more than 90 people were left dead.

An eight-year-old shadowy insurgency continues to plague the country's Muslim-majority deep south, but the rebels have never been known to attack outside of the region.

The insurgents are not thought to be part of a global jihad movement but rather are rebelling against a long history of perceived discrimination against ethnic Malay Muslims by governments in the Buddhist-majority country.

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra also told reporters that authorities in the kingdom had the current situation under control.

"I would like to tell our people and tourists that there is nothing to worry about," she said.
----- KatoeyNewsNetwork

Re: Pattaya
 

6,000 U.S. naval forces invade Pattaya.

http://www.pattayamail.com/features/...e-pattaya-9425

Re: Pattaya
 

fark oh no!!...their 5 days holiday start from when siah:mad::(

Re: Pattaya
 

55555..they already left lah.:D

Re: Pattaya
 

Bro tigershark75,

You got PM.

Cheers.

US Navy In Pattaya For Shore Leave
 

6000 puyings were left heart brokened and worned out. :p

Re: US Navy In Pattaya For Shore Leave
 

Well, richer to go for a short holiday or shopping with her thai teerak.:D

Re: Pattaya
 

Bro,

Replied!:)

Regards,