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Emergency Decree
 
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On Friday August 19th 2022, then Prime Minister1 Prayut Chan-O-Cha agreed to lift the Emergency Decree and dissolve the Centre For Covid-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) on October 1st, 2022. During a meeting on September 22nd the CCSA agreed to cancel the state of emergency starting from October 1st, 2022 - and to dissolve itself - as announced by The Nation Thailand on August 19th, 2022!
However, the decision has yet to be published in the Royal Gazette to make it official ...
The government insisted over and over again that the emergency decree was necessary to facilitate the swift and integrated implementation of measures to control Covid-19 for the sake of public safety.
This special law was enacted March 26th, 2020, and gave Prayut Chan-o-cha wide-ranging powers, including a ban on large gatherings to prevent anti-government protests2.
(1) On August 24, 2022, the Constitutional Court of Thailand suspended Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha from serving as the prime minister pending the deliberation on whether he had exceeded the constitutional term limit for premiership, Prawit Wongsuwan, Thailand's Minister of Defence - and a member of the Royal Thai Army (RTA) - became acting prime minister until the court makes a ruling on the issue.
(2) On August 2nd, 2022, the Royal Gazette published an order signed by Prayut Chan-o-cha as head of Centre for COVID-19 Situation Admistration (CCSA) banning protest and public gathering leading to infections. Citing small wave of infections, violators face up to 2 years jail and/or fine of up to 40'000 Baht. Order is effective August 1st, 2022.
Military reshuffle
The 2022 military reshuffle shows that the so-called ‘red rim' soldiers who are close to the king have taken over many key positions. This reflects the core problem of the Thai democratic transition.
For addidional information please read Prachatai's interview with Academic Supalak Ganjanakhundee
A decision that contradicts all logic
Prachatai english: Court allows Prayut to stay on as PM, new protest called
BBC News: Prayuth Chan-ocha: Thai court rules coup leader can remain PM
Whoever was prime minister from 2014 to 2017, was it a ghost or what?
No!
Documents dated August 24th and 25th, 2014, clearly show that Prayut Chan-o-cha was appointed Prime Minister of Thailand on August 24th, 2014, by the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
Section 116 of Thailand's Criminal Code
Prachatai english: Asking for referendum over monarchy judged as sedition
On 4 October, Lampang Provincial Court found Tiwagorn Withiton guilty of sedition for inviting netizens to cast votes in a campaign asking whether the Thai people wanted to have a referendum about having a monarch as head of the state.
Forced forgetfulness
Bangkok Post: Opening an old wound
Today the nation again commemorates the Oct 6, 1976 massacre of leftist protesters on a college campus during a violent crackdown by police and right-wing paramilitaries, one of the most tragic incidents to blight Thailand's history.
Notorious liar?
Thaienquirer: Deputy PM Prawit defends his luxury watch ‘borrowing’ saga gaffe as will executor says dead friend had no such assets
Thailand's short-time Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan (August 25th, 2022 - September 30th, 2022) still claims that his late "friend" lent him the watches, even though the latter never owned such watches, according to his executor. On social media and in comments in the Bangkok Post, Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan, a former general and bosom buddy of the dictator, is usually portrayed as Thailand's biggest liar.
Amazing Thailand
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Thai Examiner: Thailand turns to Russia as foreign tourist revenue is projected to be only 21% of 2019 record figure!
Apparently, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is ill-informed or simply ignores the fact that Russia prevents 18- to 64-year-old men from leaving the country.
Or the TAT has noticed in the past that their local HiSo likes to surround themselves with Russian beauties and no longer wants to withhold them from their male population.
Thailand welcomes Vladimir Putin
On October 11th, it became known that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia will attend the 2022 APEC Summit in Bangkok in mid-November.
Dictators seem to support each other.
Updates:
Bangkok Post: Putin's Apec summit attendance 'not confirmed'
The Nation Thailand: Putin "wants to attend" Bangkok Apec summit but it's complicated
Thai PBS World: Thailand's abstention in UN vote on Russia's annexation ‘a pointless exercise to please Moscow'
Khaosod english: Should We Be Proud of Thailand's Abstention in UN Vote?
The Diplomat: Why Did Thailand Abstain on This Week’s UN Vote on Ukraine?
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Bangkok Post: Thailand bars anti-junta Myanmar model!
Thai immigration authorities are refusing entry to Thailand to Han Lay, a model and beauty pageant contestant from Myanmar who fled to Thailand after speaking out against the military coup in her home country. According to some sources, she was denied entry at Suvarnabhumi airport because she was on an Interpol alert. Other sources claim that Myanmar revoked her passport.
It seems that the military-controlled Thai government is still in cahoots with Myamar's murderous regime.
On September 23rd, Miss Grand Myanmar 2020 Han Lay says Myanmar police attached to their embassy in Bangkok tried to gain access to her but she rejected their demand.
Bangkok Post: Beauty queen 'not sent back'
Thai PBS World: Miss Grand Myanmar 2020 seeking refuge in another country
Bangkok Post: Myanmar beauty queen who criticised junta granted asylum
Unlike Thailand, Canada showed heart and granted Han Lay asylum.
Bangkok Post: Myanmar beauty queen lands in Canada after Thai airport limbo
Khaosod english: Model Fearing Myanmar Military Heads to Asylum in Canada
How does this fit?
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Click into picture for original size Obviously, Thai military already fears that the land of milk and honey will soon be over ....
The Thai military hastily accepts submarines with different engines than originally requested, orders drones for 4 billion baht and approves the expansion of its airfields (for commercial air traffic).
Bangkok Post: Navy may take sub engines from China
Reuters: Thailand signs contract to buy Israeli-made Hermes 900 drones
Bangkok Post: Govt expedites airport expansion projects *
* Many airports in Thailand belong to the Royal Thai Air Force, the largely unused Betong Airport was built by the military junta shortly after their coup.
Update (October 4th):
Bangkok Post: Submarine engine plan up in the air
The navy has not yet decided whether to replace a German engine that was supposed to power the S26T Yuan-class submarine it is in the process of buying with a Chinese-made engine or to terminate the purchase contract.
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A new hare-brained idea of the Thai Ministry of Finance to get more money for corrupt officials?
Bangkok Post: New VAT mulled that targets luxury goods
When is a handbag or a pair of shoes a luxury good, when does a car, a motorbike, a watch, a flat, a house or even a bottle of alcohol become a luxury?
An allegedly already corrupt ministry is trying to open the door to even more corruption.
Resist this attack!
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The Thaiger: Drug dealing police spy says he gets rewarded with drugs
A drug dealer revealed on a Channel 3 news programme that he has worked as a Thai police spy for 20 years and gets rewarded for each successful drug bust he’s involved in with a percentage of the haul to traffic and resell.
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Prachatai english: Arrest Warrant for Thai Senator Issued and Quickly Retracted
For a few tense hours last week, Thai Senator Upakit Pachariyangkun was wanted for arrest in connection with an alleged drug trafficking and money laundering ring operating out of a casino in the Golden Triangle.
Click into picture for original size Former Democrat Party MP was freed from (lifetime) jail after almost eight years for masterminding a murder
Bangkok Post: Probe call after killer MP's early release
"Can the Corrections Department act as if it were the court to determine the fate of the inmate?" Mr Somchai in his capacity as chairman of the Senate committee on human rights wrote. "The Supreme Court upheld the life sentence handed down to the convict, but his sentence was commuted from 43 years to seven years"
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New traffic fines
 
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On September 5th, 2022, the amended Land Tariff Act came into force. It significantly increases the fines for traffic violations.
But as so often in Thailand, the rules are there to be broken.
Punctually on September 5th, the police announced that the traffic police will not enforce the new hefty fines against traffic offenders for three months while a public education campaign about the new traffic law and fine rates is conducted.
Bangkok Post: Traffic fines to increase from Monday
Penalty for speeding to rise four-fold to 4'000 Baht
Bangkok Post: Steeper fines put on hold for 3 months
More time being needed to publicise the new fine rates, police say.
The Nation Thailand: Steep new traffic fine rates held in abeyance for three months
Traffic police will not enforce the new hefty fines against traffic violators for three months while a public awareness campaigns is carried out about the new traffic law and the new fine rates
The new penalties:
From Police offices
 Bangkok Post: 'Unusually wealthy' senior police officer's assets confiscated
The Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases has ordered the confiscation of 136-million-baht worth of assets from Pol Lt Gen Somchai Nitayabowornkul
Bangkok Post: Couple seek protection after bringing misconduct charge against cop
A couple has sought witness protection after accusing a police officer on Koh Samui of demanding sex with the woman in return for the release of her husband on what he said was a trumped-up drug charge.
Bangkok Post: Russian realtors lose B1.8m in extortion
A Russian couple who deal in real estate have sought help from the police, saying a gang of foreign men confronted them in a coffee bar in Koh Samui and extorted them out of 1.8 million baht in cryptocurrency.
Bangkok Post: Senior police transferred over 2 cases on Koh Samui
Five senior police on Koh Samui have been transferred over two criminal cases under investigation on the island.
Bangkok Post: Police sued by roast chicken vendor for neglect of duty
Seven months in jail for a crime he did not do
Bangkok Post: Hawker takes on police over false charge
A roast chicken vendor has filed a complaint seeking legal action against Bang Sao Thong police in Samut Prakan province for wrongly accusing him of stealing 15.8 million baht worth of jewellery.
Bangkok Post: Former school director arrested for procuring schoolgirls
Customers of Kalasin teen prostitution ring included local officials and politicians
Bangkok Post: Mass murder at childcare centre, 34 confirmed slain
Bangkok Post: Former cop kills 37 in massacre
Killer was sacked policeman who later killed himself
Bangkok Post: Army admits officer threatened Israeli's life
Crusading lawyer exposes gunfire incident that police in Sakon Nakhon originally refused to touch because "soldiers were more powerful in the area than the police".
Bangkok Post: 20 officers linked to loan graft of B30m
Bangkok Post: Army downplays extent of graft - Loan scandal is limited to 'individuals'
Limited to individuals? What excusive claptrap. They worked as a team. That is Organised Crime within the RTA and likely merely the tip of the iceberg.
Rotten to the core, and apparently shameless too.
Bangkok Post: Nonthaburi cop held over theft of 90 guns
A police senior sergeant-major has been arrested and his chief transferred in connection with the theft of about 90 guns
Bangkok Post: Narathiwat provincial police chief linked to drug trade and has been transferred to an inactive post with the Royal Thai Police (RTP)
Why not just remove the rot?
Diseases in Thailand
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For information about viruses in Thailand please click here!
Bangkok Post: Ministry recommends Covid-19 boosters every 4 months
Thai PBS World: COVID still a killer for 500,000 vulnerable people – but Thailand has new defense
Bangkok Post: NRCT develops new breathalyser test based on old diabetes device
Let's hope it's not the usual stupor that is published every few months by Thailand's universities and then disappears into oblivion.
No Covid controls from October 1st
Bangkok Post: No strict Covid controls from Oct 1
From October 1st, 2022, visitors to Thailand will not be required to provide Covid-19 antigen test results or proof of Covid-19 vaccination(s).
But ....
Bangkok Post: Masks rule to stay for public transport
We still wear the mask
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As of October 7th, 2022, published by Wikipedia
No comment necessary, the numbers speak for themselves!
Covid protection
Click into picture for original size LAAB - Long Acting Antibody vaccines
Thailand's Ministry of Public Health announces plans to offer LAAB to Covid-19 patients who are at risk of complications, as well as some other groups.
According to a study published in Lancet Respiratory Medicine, LAAB can reduce covid-related serious illness and death by 50 % when administered within seven days of symptom onset. This reduction increases to 67 % when given within five days and to 88 % when given within three days of symptom onset.
Wearing a mask and cleaning your hands frequently with soap is a particularly good way of preventing infection with Covid-19 or other viruses.
Any nurse working in a hospital will tell you that Covid-19 is not over yet. It has also been shown that the number of cases always increases shortly after a major event.
Covid nasal spray
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The new nasal spray was developed by Thailand's Health Systems Research Institute (HSRI), the Faculty of Medicine at Chulalongkorn University, the Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO) and Hibiocy Company. It has been approved by the Thai Food and Drug Administration and will be available for the public to purchase starting on October 1st, 2022.
The spray is designed to coat the user's nasal cavities with a layer of hydroxypropylmethylcellulose, which acts as a physical barrier against the virus. It must be used every six hours, up to three times a day.
With the new spray, at least one route of transmission can be ruled out. The virus must therefore, at least theoretically, enter the eyes or the oral cavity.
Maybe in the future, researchers will also give us a lozenge to get rid of the Covid-19 viruses in our throats - or an eye spray for our eyes.
Wearing a (neat) mask and cleaning your hands frequently with soap is still a good way of preventing infection with Covid-19 or other viruses. Any doctor or nurse will be happy to confirm this for you.
Bangkok Post: Elderly reminded of need for boosters
The Public Health Ministry has reiterated its call for almost 2 million elderly to get jabs against Covid-19, saying half of the deaths recorded last week were among people not vaccinated.
(Nevertheless, dear people from the Public Health Ministry, the other half of the deaths were vaccinated patients!!!!) New tax
Salt tax
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Click into picture for original size Salt is a vital foodstuff that nature still provides us with free of charge in abundance. It is naturally present in many foods. However, as salt is also a good flavour enhancer, it is added by industry to many products in far too large quantities.
Instead of limiting the addition of salt or banning it altogether, resourceful people have come up with the idea of a salt tax.
After the taxation of sugar in Thailand was put on hold due to the ongoing inflation, the Thai Health Promotion Foundation comes up with the glorious idea to tax salt.
It is correct to make people aware of the dangers of excessive salt consumption and perhaps also to teach in schools that excessive and one-sided consumption of food can cause damage to the body. But does it always have to be a tax where the flow of money is difficult to control and therefore often goes into the wrong pots?
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From Airports to Pattaya
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Bell Travel Services now offers bus transfers not only from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Pattaya, but also from Don Mueang Airport to the Pattaya Bus Terminal on North Road.
Timetable:
Suvarnabhumi Airport to Pattaya: 08:30 10:30 14:30 18:00
Departure from Level 1 Gate 8, near Airport Street Food hall Pattaya to Suvarnabhumi Airport: 06:00 09:00 13:00 17:00
Departure from Pattaya Bus Terminal on North Road Fare (one way): 300 Baht
Don Mueang Airport to Pattaya: 10:30 15:00
Departure from Terminal 2 between Gate 10 and 11 Pattaya to Don Mueang Airport: 06:00 15:00
Departure from Pattaya Bus Terminal on North Road Fare (one way): 350 Baht
Tickets can be purchased at the relevant departure points or booked online via Bell Travel Services.
Bell Travel Services offers a Pick-up service from Hotels in Pattaya. Please contact the company - or your hotel - for additional information.
Cheaper services to the airports are offered from Pattaya, but these vans do not go to the departure halls, and drop passengers off outside the airport buildings. The guest is then forced to find another means of transport to the departure hall, e.g. a shuttle bus (if available).
All information is subject to change without notice
Event Calendar
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Loy Kratong Festival 2022 Pattaya
Location: Along the beaches of Pattaya, Jomtien and Naklua 
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Pattaya Fireworks Festival 2022
Location: Paloma, Pattaya Beach 
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Pattaya Countdown 2023
Location: Bali Hai All information is subject to change without notice
New Regulations
New chair and swim ring renting regulations for Pattaya, Jomtien and Naklua
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Pattaya Mayor Poramase "Beer" Ngampiches (pictured above) and his City Hall team announced caps on services and legal hours of sale for beach services.
The new regulations are as follows:
Violators can be reported by calling 1337.
Mike Baird's Books
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 PattayaSweethearts reports on the A Go-Go and Disco scene in Pattaya!
Night Owl's TiT
Click into picture for original size In memoriam of Bernard Trink
Pattaya Mail: Bernard Trink's Nite Owl recalled
For four decades, from 1966 onwards, Bernard Trink's weekly Nite Owl columns appeared in Bangkok World and Bangkok Post. Read the impressive reminiscence written by Pattaya Mail.
Waterpark reopens
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The "new" Columbia Pictures Aquaverse Theme Park in Bangsaray - about 20 minutes South of Pattaya - will officially open on October 12th, 2022, after plans were delayed due to Covid-19. It's Sony Pictures' first theme and water park.
The "new" park is a collaboration between Sony Pictures and Thailand's Amazon Falls, which has operated the park since it first opened seven years ago as a Cartoon Network attraction.
Liakat Dhanji, CEO and Chairman of Amazon Falls Co. Ltd., claims that Columbia Pictures' Aquaverse is poised to set new standards for integrated entertainment in Thailand's EEC.
Cartoon Network's water park was particularly popular with our visitors from India before the pandemic.
All information is subject to change without notice
Jomtien
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Naklua
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Open!
Pit Bull's new Lounge & Bar was opened on September 29th on Naklua Road in the space once occupied by Fusillo, the Italian Restaurant.
The official opening took place on October 1st. with a party.
The well known Pit Bull Corner Bar - also located on Naklua Road, at the entrance to Soi 33 - will remain open until further notice, at least according to the management.
Pattaya
This is what is bothering Pattaya City Hall
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Kites destroy Pattaya's image in the world, claims Pattaya Deputy Mayor Wuthisak Rermkijakarn and forbade beach vendors from placing kites on the beach.
The Pattaya News: Pattaya deputy mayor warns beach vendors of placing kites on beach
But this does not bother
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Obviously, the authorities in Pattaya measure with different standards.
A former bar owner claims to know the procedure. First come the ban and the threats, a few days later a respect staff claims to be able to solve the problem - for a fee of course .....
A legend reopened
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On Friday September 23rd, 2022, the legendary Bamboo Bar, located just metres from the entrance to Pattaya's equally famous Walking Street, finally reopened its doors.
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Lanzhou Noodles on Beach Road
At the Beach Road entrance to Tipp Plaza, the branch of Bangkok's Lanzhou Noodles kitchen opened in the former locations of a 7/11 and a Subway sandwich store.
We are curious to see how the chefs interpret China's legendary Lanzhou noodles in Pattaya.
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Odd Spot
In Soi 8, off Pattaya Beach Road, The Odd Spot Bar opened a few days ago in the premises of a defunct Indian restaurant.
In the background (of the picture above) you can also see that the former Monna Bar has now found a new field of activity as Monna Bistro.
Street Food Market
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The Soho Street Food Market in the northern part of Pattaya Second Road has opened on the site where a FamilyMart was located before the pandemic, just a few metres from Soho China Town.
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New coffee shop
At the entrance of Beach Road to Soi 4, where until the pandemic the Deutsches Haus operated its restaurant, a new building is currently being constructed to house a flagship store of CHAO DOI, one of the expanding Thai coffee chains.
Busy Arcade
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Plaza Shopping Arcade - formerly known as the Central Shopping Arcade - located on Pattaya's 2nd Road opposite Mike Shopping Mall is almost as busy as it was before the pandemic.
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New BBQ Buffet Restaurant
On Second Road, directly across from the Runway Food Market, JL BBQ Buffet & Seafood Restaurant opened in an area previously occupied by beer bars.
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New Indian Dance Club
On Second Road, near the intersection of Second Road and South Road, was the Thai Night City Club until before the pandemic. Since the beginning of October, the place is now called Rock Star but is also an Indian Dance Club.
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New Mujra Club
In Soi Pattayaland 1 (Soi 13/3), an Indian dance club called Mehfil Indian Mujra opened in the premises of a former Indian hotel and massage parlor.
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To sell
The Happy Smile Bar in Soi 8 throws in the towel.
If you are interested in taking over the bar, please call 081 865 5588, 086 542 6965 or 084 777 5965.
Say Goodbye
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The sad remains of a once proud building: P.S. Bowling on the corner of Second Road and Central Road. In its golden days, it housed the first TOPS supermarket in Pattaya.
A hotel will be built on the site.
Soi Buakhao
MAO MAG MAG
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In the Tree Town area in Soi Buakhao, a live music bar with the meaningful slogan MAO MAG MAG (drunk like a skunk) opened at the end of September.
Drink at your own risk, but don't drive! 
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Bar Fine replaces Murphys Law
In Soi LK Metro, Bar Fine replaces the almost legendary Murphys Law bar.
Now Soi LK Metro is apparently also a lawless street ....
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New Bar
On October 8th, Boss Corner Bar opened in Soi Buakhao at the entrance to Soi Chalerm Phrakiat 13.
It is the second bar run by Boss in Soi Buakhao. The first bar is opposite the entrance to Soi Chaiyapoon or, if you prefer, opposite the newly opened Bling Disco.
We already reported in June 2021 about the renovation work in this building, which used to house the Amazon Bar. At the time, there were rumours that a branch of the Assienda Bar was to be built there. The work was stopped shortly after our report. In the meantime, there has apparently been another change of ownership ....
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Voodoo in Pattaya
In Soi Honey (also known to some as Soi Pattayasaisong 11), Voodoo Pattaya has opened in the space formerly occupied by Truckers Bar.
Soi Honey connects Soi Buakhao with Second Road and takes its name from the now world-famous Honey Body Massage Parlour.
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New in Soi Chaiyapoon
In Soi Chaiyapoon, off Soi Buakhao, Kubla Bar replaces the Anny Brown Health Massage Parlour and welcomes you to its pleasure zone.
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Changed opening hours
Soi Buakhao Market - the one in South Pattaya - changed its opening hours. The market is no longer open until 21:00, but closes at 18:00.
New on Xzyte Square
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WishBeer, known in Bangkok for years with the slogan "Craft Beer is me", has opened a nice restaurant for dine-in and take-away in Xzyte Square.
Xzyte Square is located between Soi Buakhao and Third Street and offers many free parking spaces for its visitors.
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Soon opposite Tree Town
The food & drink industry in Soi Buakhao, located directly opposite the main Tree Town building, opened a brand new restaurant.
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Volare becomes Dynamite
Formerly known as the Italian specialty restaurant Volare, the venue will in the future present coyote dancers alongside service girls under the name Dynamite Entertainment.
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Quality Made in Thailand?
The new DeBua Hotel in Soi Buakao has not even opened yet, and already the illuminated sign, a flagship of every hotel, is out of order ....
Soi 6
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No news yet
But that doesn't mean that Soi 6 isn't worth a visit - on the contrary: for shorttime pleasures, the street is still the top address!
Walking Street
Advertisement in Soi Diamond
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Where before Pandemic the Girlz A Go-Go in Soi Diamond was trying to gain a foothold, these posters were allegedly put up by the Windmill Club to recruit staff.
Rumour has it that the club in question is planning a new bar with a new concept in the currently vacant premises - perhaps to compete with Mr Egg's new MILK Bar in the same Soi.
We will keep you up-to-date.
MILK opened
 Mr. Egg (real name: Phil, Philip Ross), the well-known manager of the LePUB bar in Soi Diamond (off Walking Street), has opened another place in "his" Soi with the meaningful name MILK.
MILK, an upscale A Go-Go club, is located to the left of LePub in the space formerly occupied by Night Train Bar. FrogLand opened
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On the second weekend of October, FrogLand (formerly known as Simon Bar Complex) also opened its bar area, which surprisingly is already very popular.
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Black Diamond
The small bar to the right of the entrance to Soi Lucky Star has undergone a facelift and now operates as Black Diamond.
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Zeus on Walking Street
Zeus, the new Life Music Bar, presents itself with a completely new concept. It offers the perfect overview of what's happening on Pattaya's most famous and probably also most infamous street. Zeus, replaces the not very successful Rock Street bar
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Reopened
Stars Club, before the pandemic a second-floor bar known for public performances in a storefront window by its Russian dancers, also opened its doors in early October.
New Nightclub
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A new, presumably Indian-themed nightclub will soon open on Walking Street, in the building that formerly housed the Jay Noy Seafood Restaurant.
We will keep you up-to-date.
Mike Baird's real life
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PattayaSweethearts reports on the A Go-Go and Disco scene in Pattaya!
More Fun starts here
Talk to each other!
 My wife's picture
 Message to the ladies:
 We want you!
 Not safe!
 The answer
 Charging the phone
 Geniuses are born in Thailand
 Out of your wallet
 Pattaya's strength
 I don't need another shower
 Double the water yields more
 Imaginary pregnancy
 Nice two Meat u
(seen in Bang cock)  My pen
 Amazing Switzerland
We love tomatos
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