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奈樂安縵 曼谷 Aman Nai Lert Bangkok 邁巴赫頂級專車接送超讚
奈樂安縵，2025年開幕，安縵在曼谷最新的據點。
它只有 52 間套房，最小一間都 28 坪起跳。
建在奈樂家族 1915 年留下來的私人公園裡，
它不是度假島嶼型、不是海邊 villa，它是把安縵那種超高私密度、管家式服務，直接搬進曼谷鬧區。
這不是一般飯店，這是曼谷市中心的私人莊園。
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2019年11月12日星期二
The Naka Island, a luxury collection resort & spa
The Naka Island, a luxury collection resort & spa, Phuket announces 2019 festive season offers
Its magical festive season offers for guests to join in the exciting festivities on the island this year-end, and make Christmas and New Year the most enjoyable. A wide range of dining and other celebrations will be on offer throughout Christmas and New Year, complemented by the resort’s idyllic ocean views, outstanding facilities and seamless services.
Christmas celebrations on the island
Featuring the Santa visit and the Christmas choir by his helpers, The Naka Island’s Christmas Eve celebrations begin with multiple celebrations across the resort’s restaurants and bar including all-day dining Tonsai restaurant, beachfront restaurant My Grill, scenic view Z Bar, the newly opened Rum Chapel and in-villa dining.
Tonsai – All day dining restaurant offers Christmas Eve Buffet Dinner priced at THB 3,200++ per person, featuring a wide array of local and international cuisine. (Food only)
Rum Chapel - New beachfront trendy dining venue with engaging ambiance and design presents its innovative 5-course Christmas set dinner priced at THB 4,500++ per person with welcome cocktail and wine pairing. In addition, guests can still enjoy a la carte dinner at the award-winning beachfront restaurant My Grill, Z Bar and in-villa dining, advanced reservation is required.
New Year’s Eve Dinner Party - Pirates of The Naka Island
On December 31, 2019, get ready to party in style with ‘Pirates of The Naka Island’ themed dinner party, and be entertained by live DJ, live band, talented dance shows and fire dance shows. A live DJ will also be playing everyone’s favorite hits all night long. Priced at THB 8,990++ per person including free flow beverages during 630 p.m. to 1 a.m., guests can start the year right and pamper with sumptuous buffet, drinks, entertainment plus a striking display of fireworks!
Guests can book the festive offers via the reservation desk available at Tonsai restaurant’s entrance during 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. from December 17, 2019 onwards. For more information, please call +66 76371400, email naka.reservations@luxurycollection.com or visit www.theluxurycollection.com/nakaisland
~Bangkok Post~
Its magical festive season offers for guests to join in the exciting festivities on the island this year-end, and make Christmas and New Year the most enjoyable. A wide range of dining and other celebrations will be on offer throughout Christmas and New Year, complemented by the resort’s idyllic ocean views, outstanding facilities and seamless services.
Christmas celebrations on the island
Featuring the Santa visit and the Christmas choir by his helpers, The Naka Island’s Christmas Eve celebrations begin with multiple celebrations across the resort’s restaurants and bar including all-day dining Tonsai restaurant, beachfront restaurant My Grill, scenic view Z Bar, the newly opened Rum Chapel and in-villa dining.
Tonsai – All day dining restaurant offers Christmas Eve Buffet Dinner priced at THB 3,200++ per person, featuring a wide array of local and international cuisine. (Food only)
Rum Chapel - New beachfront trendy dining venue with engaging ambiance and design presents its innovative 5-course Christmas set dinner priced at THB 4,500++ per person with welcome cocktail and wine pairing. In addition, guests can still enjoy a la carte dinner at the award-winning beachfront restaurant My Grill, Z Bar and in-villa dining, advanced reservation is required.
New Year’s Eve Dinner Party - Pirates of The Naka Island
On December 31, 2019, get ready to party in style with ‘Pirates of The Naka Island’ themed dinner party, and be entertained by live DJ, live band, talented dance shows and fire dance shows. A live DJ will also be playing everyone’s favorite hits all night long. Priced at THB 8,990++ per person including free flow beverages during 630 p.m. to 1 a.m., guests can start the year right and pamper with sumptuous buffet, drinks, entertainment plus a striking display of fireworks!
Guests can book the festive offers via the reservation desk available at Tonsai restaurant’s entrance during 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. from December 17, 2019 onwards. For more information, please call +66 76371400, email naka.reservations@luxurycollection.com or visit www.theluxurycollection.com/nakaisland
~Bangkok Post~
2015年8月19日星期三
Bangkok hotels tighten security
Bangkok hotels tighten security
HOTELS in Bangkok have stepped up security measures in the wake of Monday's bombing at the Erawan Shrine in the centre of the city, which killed 20 people and injured 130 others. The Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel, which is located next to the shrine, said in a statement that the safety and security of guests was its top priority.
The hotel has elevated security following the incident. All perimeters have been secured and all bags and luggage are being checked at each entrance. The property experienced some minor damage as a result of the incident and will continue to monitor the situation closely, said the hotel management.
Meanwhile, the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel is in full operation at this time, it added.
Nattakit Tangpoonsinthana, executive vice president for marketing at Central Pattana, said its flagship complex consisting of CentralWorld, Zen, and Centara Grand and Bangkok Convention Centre, located at the Ratchaprasong intersection, had increased the number of security guards by 20 per cent following the bomb blast in the area.
The company is also leveraging its space and the Skywalk by increasing the number of security reminders and adding precautionary measures inside and outside the complex. Security guards have been assigned to check visitors' bags, while all CCTV cameras have also been checked to ensure they operate properly, said the executive.
Following the lethal bomb blast at the Erawan Shine on Monday, there was a second blast on Tuesday under the Taksin BTS Skytrain station beside the Chao Phraya River.
There were no deaths or injuries as a result of the latter incident, as the device was misdirected and detonated harmlessly underwater.
"This [second] blast has rocked many luxury hotels located along the banks of the river. Hotels have begun to be fearful, but we have now introduced more security measures," said a member of staff at one of the hotels in the area.
The international and big local chain hotels located in the area are the Anantara Bangkok Riverside & Spa, the Chatrium Hotel Riverside, the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, the Millennium Hilton, The Peninsula, the Ramada Plaza Bangkok Menam Riverside, the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers, and the Shangri-La Hotel.
"For the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, we can confirm that the safety and security of our guests and colleagues is of paramount importance at all times. Our comprehensive fire, life, health and safety protocols are firmly in place and we continue to cooperate with the local authorities regarding proactive security measures in and around our property," said a Mandarin Oriental Bangkok spokesperson. The InterContinental Bangkok, a luxury hotel in the Ratchaprasong area, said it was continuing to operate as normal.
However, the hotel has implemented its "security wise" protocol in the wake of Monday's blast, which entails security teams tightening up and adding security both within the building and outside.
"We are providing all guests with the latest information updates and also advising them to avoid going to blocked-off places," a hotel employee said, adding that the property had set aside rooms for staff in case of a crisis.
Meanwhile, a suspicious object was found yesterday at Nana BTS station, bringing fear to locals and tourists in the city-centre Sukhumvit area.
Minor Hotel Group said it was taking additional security action at its Anantara, Oaks and Avani hotels in Bangkok after Monday's explosion.
Primary actions include bringing together a crisis management team from the property and corporate offices and activating the company's crisis communication plan, which is in place.
Measures taken include personal checks with every single guest; providing regular updates on the situation for guests; providing a 24-hour central point of contact; taking additional safety and security measures and monitoring the situation closely; providing alternative options for guests who may wish to transfer to another hotel in the group; and communicating with agents in Thailand and outside.
Meanwhile, in the wake of Monday's atrocity, the authorities are increasing safeguards and security measures at major tourist attractions, public areas, airports, as well as zoos.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index rebounded yesterday following an almost 30-basis-points drop on Tuesday after Monday's bomb blast and the attempted secondary attack, while the baht has remained stable at around 35.50 per US dollar.
The country's main stock index closed at 1408.74 points on Monday before declining to 1372.61 on Tuesday, but was able to rebound by 6.51 basis points to close at 1379.12 yesterday.
The baht was trading at 35.536 per US dollar on Monday and 35.539 on Tuesday, before continuing its depreciating trend against the greenback to 35.580 as of 5pm yesterday, due to the strengthening of the dollar.
~News courtesy of The Nation~
HOTELS in Bangkok have stepped up security measures in the wake of Monday's bombing at the Erawan Shrine in the centre of the city, which killed 20 people and injured 130 others. The Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel, which is located next to the shrine, said in a statement that the safety and security of guests was its top priority.
The hotel has elevated security following the incident. All perimeters have been secured and all bags and luggage are being checked at each entrance. The property experienced some minor damage as a result of the incident and will continue to monitor the situation closely, said the hotel management.
Meanwhile, the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel is in full operation at this time, it added.
Nattakit Tangpoonsinthana, executive vice president for marketing at Central Pattana, said its flagship complex consisting of CentralWorld, Zen, and Centara Grand and Bangkok Convention Centre, located at the Ratchaprasong intersection, had increased the number of security guards by 20 per cent following the bomb blast in the area.
The company is also leveraging its space and the Skywalk by increasing the number of security reminders and adding precautionary measures inside and outside the complex. Security guards have been assigned to check visitors' bags, while all CCTV cameras have also been checked to ensure they operate properly, said the executive.
Following the lethal bomb blast at the Erawan Shine on Monday, there was a second blast on Tuesday under the Taksin BTS Skytrain station beside the Chao Phraya River.
There were no deaths or injuries as a result of the latter incident, as the device was misdirected and detonated harmlessly underwater.
"This [second] blast has rocked many luxury hotels located along the banks of the river. Hotels have begun to be fearful, but we have now introduced more security measures," said a member of staff at one of the hotels in the area.
The international and big local chain hotels located in the area are the Anantara Bangkok Riverside & Spa, the Chatrium Hotel Riverside, the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, the Millennium Hilton, The Peninsula, the Ramada Plaza Bangkok Menam Riverside, the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers, and the Shangri-La Hotel.
"For the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, we can confirm that the safety and security of our guests and colleagues is of paramount importance at all times. Our comprehensive fire, life, health and safety protocols are firmly in place and we continue to cooperate with the local authorities regarding proactive security measures in and around our property," said a Mandarin Oriental Bangkok spokesperson. The InterContinental Bangkok, a luxury hotel in the Ratchaprasong area, said it was continuing to operate as normal.
However, the hotel has implemented its "security wise" protocol in the wake of Monday's blast, which entails security teams tightening up and adding security both within the building and outside.
"We are providing all guests with the latest information updates and also advising them to avoid going to blocked-off places," a hotel employee said, adding that the property had set aside rooms for staff in case of a crisis.
Meanwhile, a suspicious object was found yesterday at Nana BTS station, bringing fear to locals and tourists in the city-centre Sukhumvit area.
Minor Hotel Group said it was taking additional security action at its Anantara, Oaks and Avani hotels in Bangkok after Monday's explosion.
Primary actions include bringing together a crisis management team from the property and corporate offices and activating the company's crisis communication plan, which is in place.
Measures taken include personal checks with every single guest; providing regular updates on the situation for guests; providing a 24-hour central point of contact; taking additional safety and security measures and monitoring the situation closely; providing alternative options for guests who may wish to transfer to another hotel in the group; and communicating with agents in Thailand and outside.
Meanwhile, in the wake of Monday's atrocity, the authorities are increasing safeguards and security measures at major tourist attractions, public areas, airports, as well as zoos.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand Index rebounded yesterday following an almost 30-basis-points drop on Tuesday after Monday's bomb blast and the attempted secondary attack, while the baht has remained stable at around 35.50 per US dollar.
The country's main stock index closed at 1408.74 points on Monday before declining to 1372.61 on Tuesday, but was able to rebound by 6.51 basis points to close at 1379.12 yesterday.
The baht was trading at 35.536 per US dollar on Monday and 35.539 on Tuesday, before continuing its depreciating trend against the greenback to 35.580 as of 5pm yesterday, due to the strengthening of the dollar.
~News courtesy of The Nation~
2015年7月14日星期二
整顿考讪路秩序 肃清黑道
整顿考讪路秩序 肃清黑道
曼谷察纳颂堪警署警长普瓦东警中校昨天（12日）协同军方、警方和曼谷市政府共50多名相关工作人员，前往考讪路视察和推行整治秩序工作，包括对路边摆摊、黑道势力团伙以及交通情况进行处理。
普瓦东中校表示，考讪路是曼谷重要的观光街区，但在这里常常会遇见各种违法的事件，现在警方、军方和市政府决定对该区域进行全面整改，交通问题上，将严格管理停在路边载客的嘟嘟车，这次考察的结果相对满意，民众纷纷表示说这次警方与警方是动真格了。
据悉，在考讪路经常发生司机聚众打架事件，这些嘟嘟车和出租车是由非法牟利的黑势力团伙控制，之前，警方已经抓捕了一些人，而这次视察并未发现黑势力团伙，也许是知道这次军方和警方来的人数比较多。
整顿考察中还遇到有嘟嘟车司机投诉称被黑势力威胁不准在这里载客，那些人甚至称自己是负责管理载客车辆的，还有让嘟嘟车司机将外国游客带去自己经营的旅游公司，虽然这次没有遇到这些黑势力团伙，但是以后将严厉打击这些非法行为。
~以上新闻转载自世界日报~
曼谷察纳颂堪警署警长普瓦东警中校昨天（12日）协同军方、警方和曼谷市政府共50多名相关工作人员，前往考讪路视察和推行整治秩序工作，包括对路边摆摊、黑道势力团伙以及交通情况进行处理。
普瓦东中校表示，考讪路是曼谷重要的观光街区，但在这里常常会遇见各种违法的事件，现在警方、军方和市政府决定对该区域进行全面整改，交通问题上，将严格管理停在路边载客的嘟嘟车，这次考察的结果相对满意，民众纷纷表示说这次警方与警方是动真格了。
据悉，在考讪路经常发生司机聚众打架事件，这些嘟嘟车和出租车是由非法牟利的黑势力团伙控制，之前，警方已经抓捕了一些人，而这次视察并未发现黑势力团伙，也许是知道这次军方和警方来的人数比较多。
整顿考察中还遇到有嘟嘟车司机投诉称被黑势力威胁不准在这里载客，那些人甚至称自己是负责管理载客车辆的，还有让嘟嘟车司机将外国游客带去自己经营的旅游公司，虽然这次没有遇到这些黑势力团伙，但是以后将严厉打击这些非法行为。
~以上新闻转载自世界日报~
2012年4月7日星期六
素叻宋干旅游兴旺 3岛订房率达90%
素叻宋干旅游兴旺 3岛订房率达90%
素叻他尼府【Surat Thani】宋干节旅游气氛热闹，宾馆客房预订几满，估计资金流量不少于2.5亿铢。
国家观光局素叻他尼办事处主任帕努表示，今年素叻他尼府宋干节旅游呈热闹景气，海边和陆上旅游地点均会出现大量国内游客和欧洲、亚洲游客，尤其是大批马来西亚游客将前来旅游观光。曼谷航空公司的航班从平时每天20班增至30班，以满足宋干节游客增加的需求。
帕努主任表示，苏梅岛【Samui】、帕安岛【Phangan】和龟岛【Tao】宾馆度假村显示的最新订房率达90%，素叻他尼府城内的宾馆酒店订房率达60%，考硕山自然保护旅游区订房率达80%，巧兰水库旅游区各个酒店客户已经被预订一空，估计今年宋干节素叻他尼府资金流量将不少于2.5亿铢。
～以上新闻转载自世界日报～
素叻他尼府【Surat Thani】宋干节旅游气氛热闹，宾馆客房预订几满，估计资金流量不少于2.5亿铢。
国家观光局素叻他尼办事处主任帕努表示，今年素叻他尼府宋干节旅游呈热闹景气，海边和陆上旅游地点均会出现大量国内游客和欧洲、亚洲游客，尤其是大批马来西亚游客将前来旅游观光。曼谷航空公司的航班从平时每天20班增至30班，以满足宋干节游客增加的需求。
帕努主任表示，苏梅岛【Samui】、帕安岛【Phangan】和龟岛【Tao】宾馆度假村显示的最新订房率达90%，素叻他尼府城内的宾馆酒店订房率达60%，考硕山自然保护旅游区订房率达80%，巧兰水库旅游区各个酒店客户已经被预订一空，估计今年宋干节素叻他尼府资金流量将不少于2.5亿铢。
～以上新闻转载自世界日报～
2012年3月31日星期六
Deadly Hat Yai fire 'sabotage'
Deadly Hat Yai fire 'sabotage'
A car bomb is believed to have caused the fire that killed five people at a Hat Yai hotel and sent more than 300 to hospital on Saturday.
It was fairly clear that the blast was caused by a car bomb, according to evidence found at the scene, said Surin Weerasook, a mechanic (professional level) with the Region 12 Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office, who led an inspection team to examine the cause of the explosion.
Four men and one woman died in the fire, Songkhla Governor Grisada Boorach told AFP. He said 336 people were injured, of whom 28 were in hospital.
Hat Yai mayor Phrai Phatthano reportedly admitted that the fire was caused by sabotage on the underground floor of the five-star Lee Gardens Plaza Hotel. However, he urged all sides to wait for an official conclusion on what caused the blaze.
The fire broke out just after a series of blasts in the commercial heart of Yala killed 10 people and injured more than 100, on one of the deaadliest days of the protracted southern insurgency.
Mr Surin said explosives had been hidden in a car parked on the underground parking floor, B2 of the 33-storey Lee Gardens in Songkhla province’s business and shopping hub.
The force of the blast tore the car to pieces and debris penetared the hotel's first floor located three floors above.
About 10 cars parked on B4 were also heavily damaged.
Mr Surin’s assumption coincided with TV news footage showing that explosives ordnance disposal (EOD) police had collected objects believed to be explosive devices at the scene.
Charred remains of five human bodies, one of them a woman, were found on separate underground floors of the hotel. Between 300 and 400 people were injured, mostly suffering rom smoke inhalation, burns and injuries from broken glass and falling debris, Mr Prai said.
Initial reports indicated that the fire was caused by an explosion in the five-star hotel’s gas pipeline system, and officials denied reports of a car bomb.
Songkhla Provincial Administration Organisation president Udon Uthit Choochart told Thai PBS television shortly before 6pm that emergency fire and rescue teams had used cranes to evacuate all people stranded on upper floors between seventh and 33th stories, which house the hotel rooms.
Heavy black smoke was seen billowing out of the underground floors and clouding the sky. Authorities earlier tried to use ventilation fans to clear heat and smoke to help stranded guests flee the hotel but failed due to excessive smoke.
Reports said the air in the underground floors was filled with gas, requiring authorities to wear oxygen masks and take turns in the area, for only 30 minutes maximum at a time.
~News courtesy of Bangkok Post~
A car bomb is believed to have caused the fire that killed five people at a Hat Yai hotel and sent more than 300 to hospital on Saturday.
It was fairly clear that the blast was caused by a car bomb, according to evidence found at the scene, said Surin Weerasook, a mechanic (professional level) with the Region 12 Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Office, who led an inspection team to examine the cause of the explosion.
Four men and one woman died in the fire, Songkhla Governor Grisada Boorach told AFP. He said 336 people were injured, of whom 28 were in hospital.
Hat Yai mayor Phrai Phatthano reportedly admitted that the fire was caused by sabotage on the underground floor of the five-star Lee Gardens Plaza Hotel. However, he urged all sides to wait for an official conclusion on what caused the blaze.
The fire broke out just after a series of blasts in the commercial heart of Yala killed 10 people and injured more than 100, on one of the deaadliest days of the protracted southern insurgency.
Mr Surin said explosives had been hidden in a car parked on the underground parking floor, B2 of the 33-storey Lee Gardens in Songkhla province’s business and shopping hub.
The force of the blast tore the car to pieces and debris penetared the hotel's first floor located three floors above.
About 10 cars parked on B4 were also heavily damaged.
Mr Surin’s assumption coincided with TV news footage showing that explosives ordnance disposal (EOD) police had collected objects believed to be explosive devices at the scene.
Charred remains of five human bodies, one of them a woman, were found on separate underground floors of the hotel. Between 300 and 400 people were injured, mostly suffering rom smoke inhalation, burns and injuries from broken glass and falling debris, Mr Prai said.
Initial reports indicated that the fire was caused by an explosion in the five-star hotel’s gas pipeline system, and officials denied reports of a car bomb.
Songkhla Provincial Administration Organisation president Udon Uthit Choochart told Thai PBS television shortly before 6pm that emergency fire and rescue teams had used cranes to evacuate all people stranded on upper floors between seventh and 33th stories, which house the hotel rooms.
Heavy black smoke was seen billowing out of the underground floors and clouding the sky. Authorities earlier tried to use ventilation fans to clear heat and smoke to help stranded guests flee the hotel but failed due to excessive smoke.
Reports said the air in the underground floors was filled with gas, requiring authorities to wear oxygen masks and take turns in the area, for only 30 minutes maximum at a time.
~News courtesy of Bangkok Post~
2012年2月5日星期日
Yoma Guesthouse - Songkhla
Yoma Guesthouse
27 Rongmueng Road (North side of museum), Amphoe Meung Songkhla
Tel: 074 311788 / 074 326433
2011年12月18日星期日
清迈冬游旺季 酒店入住率达90%
清迈冬游旺季 酒店入住率达90%
清迈府迎来冬季旅游旺季，目前酒店入住率高达80%-90%，加上世界花博会以及天气寒冷，吸引许多民众在周末及节假期间涌入清迈旅游。
泰国酒店业协会北部地区主席普纳昨天（17日）表示，进入冬季后，加上世界花博会于本月14日在清迈正式开幕，目前清迈地区的酒店业十分热络，房间入住率高达80%-90%，与往年新年相比呈现更好情况，因此清迈酒店业者对年底到明年初观光业复苏抱高希望。
普纳说，吸引游客到清迈以外北部地区旅游的因素主要是世界花博会开幕，以及清迈最近天气寒冷，这样的气候条件最能吸引曼谷地区的游客。
普纳说，清迈地区有酒店客房约3万多间，与5年前相比增加了近1万间，所以相信能充分满足游客的入住需求。即使房屋入住率已近90%，还前来旅游的民众仍然能找到适合需求的各种价位房间，同时清迈府各景区也已做好多方面的准备，可以满足新年、春节、直至明年宋干节期间的旺季供应需求。
据悉，本月底起到元月3日将有4天的新年长假，而1月底又将有长达近1个星期的春节长假，所以此期间清迈旅游业将十分热络。而明年宋干节也将有4-5天的长假。
～以上新闻转载自世界日报～
清迈府迎来冬季旅游旺季，目前酒店入住率高达80%-90%，加上世界花博会以及天气寒冷，吸引许多民众在周末及节假期间涌入清迈旅游。
泰国酒店业协会北部地区主席普纳昨天（17日）表示，进入冬季后，加上世界花博会于本月14日在清迈正式开幕，目前清迈地区的酒店业十分热络，房间入住率高达80%-90%，与往年新年相比呈现更好情况，因此清迈酒店业者对年底到明年初观光业复苏抱高希望。
普纳说，吸引游客到清迈以外北部地区旅游的因素主要是世界花博会开幕，以及清迈最近天气寒冷，这样的气候条件最能吸引曼谷地区的游客。
普纳说，清迈地区有酒店客房约3万多间，与5年前相比增加了近1万间，所以相信能充分满足游客的入住需求。即使房屋入住率已近90%，还前来旅游的民众仍然能找到适合需求的各种价位房间，同时清迈府各景区也已做好多方面的准备，可以满足新年、春节、直至明年宋干节期间的旺季供应需求。
据悉，本月底起到元月3日将有4天的新年长假，而1月底又将有长达近1个星期的春节长假，所以此期间清迈旅游业将十分热络。而明年宋干节也将有4-5天的长假。
～以上新闻转载自世界日报～
2011年8月17日星期三
数旅客年初清迈离奇死亡 调查显示或由杀虫剂导致
数旅客年初清迈离奇死亡 调查显示或由杀虫剂导致
泰国当局说，几个月前在北部城市清迈离奇死亡的几名外国人和一名泰国导游，可能死于有毒化学物或杀虫剂。
泰国疾病控制署针对今年初六人死亡和三人病倒的案件展开调查后，于昨天发表调查报告。
当局说，分别来自新西兰、美国和泰国的三名女死者，“可能因为接触到杀虫剂致死。”
另两名死者是一对年迈的英国夫妇，当局不排除他们也是因为中毒而死。
《联合早报》
泰国当局说，几个月前在北部城市清迈离奇死亡的几名外国人和一名泰国导游，可能死于有毒化学物或杀虫剂。
泰国疾病控制署针对今年初六人死亡和三人病倒的案件展开调查后，于昨天发表调查报告。
当局说，分别来自新西兰、美国和泰国的三名女死者，“可能因为接触到杀虫剂致死。”
另两名死者是一对年迈的英国夫妇，当局不排除他们也是因为中毒而死。
《联合早报》
2011年8月3日星期三
Yoma Guesthouse, Songkhla
Thanon Rong Meung, Meung SongkhlaNorth side of Songkhla National Museum
250 Baht per night (non AC room)
Tel: (074) 326433
2011年6月23日星期四
Louise Guesthouse - Hatyai 合艾
Non AC 无冷气 300THBLouise Guesthouse
21-23 Thamnoonvithi Road
Tel: 074 220966
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