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Rayong, Thailand-   The Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Star Petroleum Refining Public Company Limited, or SPRC, personally met with dozens of fishermen and vendors on Mae Ramphueng Beach this afternoon, February 3rd,...

Rayong - Oil traces from the spill of the Star Petroleum Refining Public Company was no longer found in Mae Ram Phueng Beach and in the nearby sea of Rayong, according to the Thai Navy...

Rayong – The Rayong Public Health Office has confirmed at this time no contaminated oil has been found in sea animals for sale at markets and fisheries and that, according to them, seafood in Rayong...

The following is the most recent update on a developing rabies situation in the Pattaya area. Alert and photo courtesy Animal Army Foundation in Pattaya. Their statements are entirely their own. First, before the update: We...

Pattaya - The following is an alert from the Animal Army Facebook page on social media. Their opinions and statements are entirely their own. Confirmed rabies cases from 04/10/2021 until now 04/10/2021 Soi Arunothai, Pattaya Klang 18/10/2021 Indoor...

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The following are two alerts/updates from the Animal Army around a current rabies situation in the Banglamung/Sattahip area and how YOU can help stray animals! The writing and statements are their own. Cover photo...

Rayong - The crude oil spill situation is still a major concern today, January 30th, as the oil leaking continued to wash ashore and contaminate the coastline on tourist beaches in the Rayong province. Athapol Charoenshunsa,...

Rayong – The Mae Ramphueng Beach in Rayong is now temporarily closed from today (January 29th) while an oil spill on the beach is being cleaned. First, for reference: The Royal Thai Navy conducted an aircraft survey...