Human behaviour ‒ not road conditions alone ‒ remains the leading cause of death on Phuket’s roads, with 92 people killed and more than 14,000 injured in just over six months despite years of infrastructure upgrades and road safety...
Human behaviour ‒ not road conditions alone ‒ remains the leading cause of death on Phuket’s roads, with 92 people killed and more than 14,000 injured in just over six months despite years of infrastructure upgrades and road safety...
CHAMROEN TIPAYAPONGtada, who served as Phuket Governor 10 years ago, is to face criminal prosecution after Thailand’s National AntiCorruption Commission (NACC) ruled that he unlawfully approved a hotel licence for what is now the Zenmaya...
International schools in southern Phuket have become the latest focus of the government’s widening crackdown on illegal nominee businesses, as authorities expand investigations into hundreds of companies suspected of concealing...
