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Necklaces are part of both male and female dressing portraying a theme, message, or augmenting dressing. Chvker jewelry store pronounced Choker, female-owned, spearheaded through the works of Nazlia Yunus in 2014. This store is the producer of the enchanted butterfly necklace. The Butterfly Necklace This necklace, christened Whimsical Gold Butterfly Necklace since it has an enchanting look that gives an impression of having been plucked right out of fiction or myth. The necklace’s captivating butterfly pendant is hanging fancifully from the store’s precise rope chain. The rope chain is unique in design in that it augments the necklace and adds magic to the user’s daily look. This Chvker butterfly jewelry pairs and blends well a baby doll dress adorned in white sneakers . Necklace Material and Size This necklace is a gold-plated passed over brass with an assurance of being free of nickel and lead. The necklet requires proper care that includes keeping away from moisture ... » Learn More about Chvker Introduces Whimsical Enchanted Gold Butterfly Necklace

Which of the five coloured zones are you living in? A green zone? Red zone? Pale red zone? hat’s the difference and what’s open and what’s not? If you’re not in Samut Sakhon, the coastal province just south west of Bangkok, then some of the restrictions imposed by the CCSA have recently been lifted. Here’s a quick look at what’s open and what restrictions remain as of Friday, January 29. (Some local provincial exceptions will apply) According to the list there’s a Red Zone for Samut Sakhon, called a Maximum Controlled and Restricted Area, and then the light Red Zone, called a Maximum Controlled Area. Previous Red Zones – Rayong, Chon Buri (including Pattaya) and Chanthaburi – have been downgraded to Orange Zones, aka. Controlled Area. Trat, previously a Red Zone, has disappeared off the map! (An omission – we understand Trat is now an Orange Zone). In Samut Sakhon, the epicentre of the latest outbreak around the seafood markets and coastal fishing ports, has the maximum ... » Learn More about UPDATE: Thailand Covid zones and your restrictions

Koh Larn – A restaurant was fined 2,000 baht after their employees dumped waste on a beach on Koh Larn, which was caught on video by a concerned citizen. The Pattaya City Mayor Sonthaya Khunplume told the press this morning (March 8th) at City Hall, “We have already been informed about the clip and are extremely disappointed by the incident.” Read more about our previous story in the link below. https://thepattayanews.com/2021/03/08/restaurant-staffers-caught-on-video-appearing-to-dump-waste-on-koh-larn-beach/ This afternoon the Pattaya City Deputy Mayor Ronnakit Eakkasing along with other relevant officers went to Koh Larn via speedboat to personally speak with the owner of the restaurant, who had been identified by the footage earlier. The footage can be found in the original article linked above. Mr. Ronnakit told The Pattaya News, “The restaurant owner told us that they haven’t dumped waste, food, or garbage but “might” have been some water from seafood tanks. ... » Learn More about Update: Koh Larn restaurant operator fined 2,000 baht for dumping waste in sea

Muntinlupa Mayor Jaime Fresnedi met Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and Department of Transportation (DoTr) executives led by DoTr Secretary Arthur Tugade via Zoom on February 15 to discuss the installation of bike lanes and the implementation of the North-South Commuter Railway Project in the city. DoTr vowed to assist the local government for the rollout of the infrastructure projects in Muntinlupa. Fresnedi also discussed the Covid-19 situation update together with city’s task force members. The City Health Office targets to hold another vaccination simulation focusing on the cold chain management of vaccines. Tugade was assigned to Muntinlupa to monitor the city’s Covid-19 response efforts and compliance to surveillance, isolation and treatment protocols. ... » Learn More about Muntinlupa discusses railway project, bike lanes with DoTr, DPWH

With the number of Gacha games flooding the market, the need for something more peculiar and unique would be required to sweep the market off its feet, and Campus Play has the right combination of beauty and romance to make that move, hoping that audiences will want to relive all their memorable years back in college, with this new mobile dating simulation and Gacha mash-up. Campus Play is a Gacha card collecting and turn-based combat mobile game that introduces campus romance stories into the mix, and from the artwork, it's all about the ladies. With a unique dating simulation system, turn-based battle mechanics and an enthralling story - players can dive into the thrilling combat gameplay, exciting Gacha draws and electrifying dating moments with its variety of campus characters. The game starts innocently enough, where players can take a morning walk in the park, attend orientation parties or go for a date at the art centre with their campus crushes. Players can look ... » Learn More about Mobile gacha dating simulation ‘Campus Play’ opens for pre-registration

Executive board members the Thai Amateur Weightlifting Association (TAWA) have resigned following a doping allegations story in German Media.  TAWA President Boossaba Yodbangtoey insisted the accusation made by the German broadcaster were untrue. German state broadcaster ARD aired the documentary Secret Doping – the Lord of the Lifters earlier this month. The program also filmed Thailand’s 2012 Olympic bronze medalist Siripuch Gulnoi admitting to using steroids. Boossaba said in a statement that Siripuch was filmed by a hidden camera. Even more only wanted to share her own thoughts by innocently talking about doping abuse in Thai weightlifting. “She was deceived with fake status of the journalist. Who neither identified his real name nor showed his real profession,” she said. The statement said Siripuch was “tricked” into believing that the person was manager of a German weightlifting team. Who was willing to do business with the gym where she worked. Siripuch was so ... » Learn More about Thai Amateur Weightlifting Association Board Resigns Over Doping Claims

Thailand relaxed rules on capital outflows and will increase scrutiny of fund flows into bonds to help cool a rally of the Thai Baht that threatens the Kingdoms economic recovery from the pandemic. The Bank of Thailand moved forward measures that were supposed to begin early next year, most of which will now take effect from end-November. The rules will make it easier for Thai citizens to move money overseas and invest in foreign assets, and to hold foreign currency in Thai banks. It will also require the registration of local and overseas bond investors. “Following the U.S. elections and positive news on Covid-19 vaccine development, investors have turned toward investing in emerging markets, including Thailand,” the bank said in a statement Friday. The situation has “resulted in strengthening the baht quickly and can impact economic recovery.” Bank of Thailand to Restrain the Baht The registration of bond investors “will allow close monitoring of investor’s behaviors ... » Learn More about Thailand Intervenes to Help Cool the Rapid Gain of the Thai Baht

Police in Thailand are intensifying their efforts on tracking down criminals who run scam call centers and SMS smartphone scams. Cyber criminals send fake SMS messages to trick victims into replying back with their banking information. The widespread adoption of online payment methods in Thailand was highlighted by the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society showing that the number of internet users in Thailand has leapt from about 18 million in 2009 to more than 50 million in 2020. More than one in five activities carried out on the internet involves a financial transaction of some kind. In early December, 29 Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) customers received an SMS after they contacted its call centre. The SMS told them to send back their 13-digit ID number and a one-time password (OTP). The scammers then reportedly used the ID number and OTP to sign up to a mobile banking app which they used to transfer funds from the victims’ accounts. The Money Trap Siam Commercial Bank ... » Learn More about Thai Banks Warn Over Call Center and SMS Smartphone Scams

Australian boxing legend Jeff Fenech has undergone life-saving heart surgery in Bangkok, Thailand. The former three-time world champion was rushed to hospital on Friday. Fenech was placed in intensive care, with doctors diagnosing him with a badly infected heart valve and a lung infection which required emergency surgery. Fenech went into surgery in Bangkok on Tuesday night, and the operation lasted over five hours. Doctors replaced a damaged heart valve and drained his lungs during the successful procedure. The surgery was a success, but Fenech will remain in hospital as there’s still the risk of infection. He may need to have his lungs drained again to avoid infection. Fenech’s wife, Suzee, arrived in Thailand earlier in the week and his kids landed on Tuesday. They met up with him just minutes before he went into surgery. Deep in training camp, Fenech didn’t want to go to hospital when he fell sick last week. However his fighters took it upon themselves to call an ... » Learn More about Australian Boxing Legend Jeff Fenech Undergoes Heart Surgery

TORUN, POLAND (AFP) - Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis and Jakob Ingebrigtsen, two of the rising stars of track and field, showcased all their incredible promise with imperious displays to win the pole vault and 3,000 metres at the European Indoor Athletics championships in Torun on Sunday (March 7). Coming up to four years since Usain Bolt retired, the athletics world has been long looking for a replacement worthy of the plaudits lauded on the multi-medalled Jamaican sprint legend. And in US-born Swede Duplantis and Norwegian track prodigy Ingebrigtsen, they might well have found two suitable substitutes in a sport in need of identifiable pin-ups. Ingebrigtsen, 20, defended his 3,000m title to claim a Euro indoor double after his controversy-ridden victory in the 1,500m on Friday, recording a personal best of 7min 48.20sec. It was almost a case of the Norwegian heading home with nothing after a dramatic 1,500m that saw him disqualified for stepping infield, only to be reinstated in ... » Learn More about Athletics: Rising stars Duplantis, Ingebrigtsen imperious at European indoor meet