Thread: Phuket Video News Monday 30 March

1: The Minister of Culture visited Phuket to observe sea gypsy communities in three locations.
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2: The cheque presentations in the 3 Andaman provinces saw a large number of recipients.
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3: The Non-Formal Education office in Phang-Nga prepares to display the education provision to improve quality of life for the Morgan tribe in Phang-Nga in the education exhibition during the upcoming SEAMEC and ASEAN Education Ministers Meeting in Phuket.
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4: Phuket hoteliers welcome ASEAN meetings in early April saying that it will send strong messages of Thailands unity to cater for tourism.
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5: Now back to local news, Mom Tri's Boathouse & Villa Royale in Phuket announce the 3rd annual Short Fiction contest.
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6: A Box Jellyfish Safety Seminar for the public will be held at Le Meridien Phuket Beach Resort.
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7: & finally in local news some sport; Phuket FC lost the 1st match against Satun in the football tournament division 2 for southern Thailand, hosted by Phuket.

Interview Jamie & PJ, ESPNStarsports Football Crazy in Phuket

We turn now to our fun interview with Jamie Yeo, Singaporean presenter of Football Crazy on ESPN Starsports TV in Asia, and PJ Roberts, Australian presenter of the same show, who joined teams to play golf at Laguna course, & a enjoy a dinner auction at Sheraton Grand Laguna, last Saturday and helped raise over 400,000 baht for south Thailand teams in Special Olympics for handicapped; then also coached kids in a football clinic at British International School Phuket, yesterday Sunday. Jamie first introduces herself:
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Later this week we have an interview with Steve McMahon, ex Liverpool and England football player who was also coaching kids & Micheal Ayling, MD of Laguna Phuket, the main host for their visit.
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ASEAN young artists workshop in Phuket

About 40 young participants mostly from Phukets local schools plus some students from ASEAN nations such as Myanmar, Indonesia and Cambodia attended the ASEAN Young Artists Workshop held at British International School in Phuket during the 27 & 28th of March.

The workshop for ASEAN Young Artists reflected not only the efforts of the Ministry of Education in Thailand, in promoting ASEAN spirit among ASEAN youth but also Thailands commitment to support ASEANs goals in building an open, dynamic and resilient ASEAN community by 2015, as stated by Ms. Sivika Mektavatchaikul, Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education.
Mrs. Savitri Suwansathit, the former Deputy Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Education also devoted her precious time to provide students and young ASEAN members with knowledge and lectures in art.
Several projects and activities focused on ASEAN have been implemented including this ASEAN Young Artists Workshop to help develop youth and their networks at the broader ASEAN level.
Adrian, a young ASEAN Burmese student and Sawi from Indonesia also expressed their appreciation and opinions on this workshop: