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Selling
“gai yang”, or barbecued chicken, is no longer as lucrative as it was just
one month ago. This woman said she normally sells 50-60 kilograms of chicken per
day, making about 3,000 baht, but this has dropped off considerably, despite
medical and government officials saying that it is safe to eat chicken and
poultry products.
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5,000 novices join monks to pay respect to slain southern colleagues Sectarian violence returns to Thailand
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Prem to host CMAC athletics meet Students young and old are already hard at work training
for their chosen events. Events will include the 100m, 200m, 400m and 800m
as well as the long jump, the high jump, the shot put, the discus, the 4x100
relay and (for the grand finale!) a Mom’s race and a Dad’s race. |
January 30 was Novices Day for the Buddhist community,
when Buddhist monks and novices from Chiang Mai, Mae Hong Son and Lamphun
provinces gathered for communal prayers and discussions. They came to Wat
Suan Dok to offer their condolences for those Buddhist priests and novices
killed in the violence in the South of Thailand.
This Saturday Feb. 7 Prem will host the annual CMAC
athletics meet. Participating schools will include Grace, NIS, Prem, Lanna
and APIS.
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1,500 businesses to be surveyed for Value Added Index The Thailand Productivity Institute is preparing to gather information from 1,500 businesses in 10 different industries around the country to work out the Value Added Index of the country. The Thailand Productivity Institute held a seminar at Lotus Pang Suan Kaew Hotel, Chiang Mai, where Thawatchai Tangsa-nga, the director, said the business productivity measurement is an important tool that entrepreneurs can use to estimate their international business capability and identify their strong and weak points in the running business, and develop in the right direction. |
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Phuket Air adds new route
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After the successful start in the northern region with
the Chiang Mai-Chiang Rai route, Phuket Air has added a second direct route
to its growing number of domestic flights. Chiang Mai residents can now fly
directly to Udon Thani, the northeastern capital of Isan being promoted
heavily by the TAT for its world heritage site of the prehistoric culture of
Ban Chiang and as the prime business center of Isan.
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