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Loggers fell 168 trees in Songkhla forest
Published on 20/06/2016
» Songkhla — A combined task force seized 168 illegal logs with an estimated value of 10 million baht from Khao Nam Khang National Park in Sadao district on Monday.
Hat Yai woos New Year spenders
Published on 06/02/2016
» HAT YAI — The commercial and tourism hub of the South expects an influx of visitors from Malaysia and Singapore to spend 200 million baht on their Chinese New Year holidays.
Army chopper shocks 2,400 chickens to death
Published on 23/01/2016
» SONGKHLA — A trip by an army general to Saba Yoi district proved fatal for nearly 2,400 chickens spooked by noise and turbulence from his helicopter.
2002 Songkhla gas pipeline protesters lose court battle
Published on 27/11/2015
» SONGKHLA — The provincial court here on Friday dismissed a case brought against a former police chief and five other officers for breaking up a rally against a gas pipeline project 13 years ago.
Haze covers South, but levels safe
Published on 04/10/2015
» Haze from forest fires in Sumatra is blanketing several provinces in the South, but the air pollution level is still under the safety limit of 120 microgrammes per cubic metre, according to the 16th Regional Environment Office (REO) in Songkhla.
Hat Yai haze reaches dangerous level
Published on 03/09/2015
» Smoky haze from Indonesian forest fires reached hazardous levels in Hat Yai Thursday morning.
Hat Yai traffic policewomen
Terry Fredrickson, Published on 25/06/2015
» For various reasons the public image of traffic police is not very good. The Hat Yai traffic police chief is trying to change that in one quick and easy step.
Cop-it-sweet on Hat Yai roads
Published on 24/06/2015
» HAT YAI — Policewomen have been deployed in this bustling trade and tourism city to direct traffic in a duty normally dominated by men all across the country.
Accused Ranong trafficking boss surrenders
Published on 11/05/2015
» A Ranong businessman alleged to be a top figure in a southern trafficking ring surrendered to police Monday as authorities continue to track down 33 remaining suspects in the Rohingya smuggling scandal.
26 more Rohingya rescued in forest
Published on 11/05/2015
» SONGKHLA — Twenty-six more Rohingya migrants abandoned by their traffickers two weeks ago and left to wander in the jungle were found on Khao Kaew mountain in Hat Yai district on Monday.