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Chiang Mai Governor optimistic
Chiang Mai Governor Amornphan Nimanant, center, is seen here with Northern provincial organizers of the upcoming Greater Mekong Sub Region Fair and dancers from the region at the press conference to announce the fair to be held at Royal Flora Ratchapruek from September 24 to October 3. (Photo by Supoj Thaimyoj) North hit by heavy rains and flash floods
Heavy rains and flash floods in Mae Hong Son cut off Highway 108 on August 25, making it impassable at the 174 km marker near Ban Nong Haeng in Khun Yuam District, about 93 km from Mae Hong Son town. Highway crews and military personnel worked 13 hours to clear the landslide debris which covered the highway for 50 meters and was more than 100 centimeters deep. The busy highway is the main connection between Mae Hong Son and Chiang Mai. Story and photo by Khajohn Boonpath. Earlier in the month, days of heavy rains resulted in flooding across the North, with Lampang hit hard by flash floods. Chiang Mai saw flooded streets and high river levels. |
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Sun Tori
Two things struck me at Sun Tori even before we began eating. The first was that everyone else eating in the restaurant appeared to be Japanese (always a good sign in a Japanese restaurant!). |
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Chiang Mai welcomes new US Consul General
The US Consulate General in Chiang Mai hosted a welcome party for new Consul General Susan Stevenson, her husband Mark and their three children on August 19. |
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Payap hosts interfaith dialogue
Imam Yahya Hendi, the American Muslim chaplain at Georgetown University, urged audiences to listen to and understand others in order to achieve peace and reconciliation, |
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Mr. Mazashi Honda, Chairman and Managing Director of Fuji Xerox (Thailand) Co. Ltd and Narong Kongprasert, President of the Chiang Mai Chamber of Commerce pressed the button to open the new showroom of Fuji Xerox (Thailand) Co., Ltd ‘s Chiang Mai branch on Huay Kaew Road. |
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