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Bangkok Post 02 December 2009 | EDITORIAL
That the ruling by the Supreme Administrative Court on the suspension of 76 industrial projects at Map Ta Phut, scheduled to be delivered today, comes a full month earlier than expected is good news, because the final verdict will put an end to all uncertainties and allow every party involved to move on in the right legal direction.
Map Ta Phut verdict due today
The Nation 02 December 2009
All parties are hopeful the Supreme Administrative Court today will clear up confusion over the future of the 76 suspended industrial projects in Map Ta Phut.
Hair firm faces charge over chemical fire
Bangkok Post 01 December 2009 | Apinya Wipatayotin and Amornrat Mahitthirook
The Pollution Control Department plans to sue a Japanese hair products company for negligence over a chemical fire last week suspected to have left one person dead and injured nearly 80 others at Laem Chabang port in Chon Buri.
Court prepares to rule on suspended projects
Bangkok Post 01 December 2009 | Apinya Wipatayotin and Nanchanok Wongsamuth
Surprise early verdict in Map Ta Phut battle
Map Ta Phut residents and businesses are anxiously awaiting an unexpectedly early verdict tomorrow by the Supreme Administrative Court on the suspension of 76 projects at the Rayong industrial estate.
Laem Chabang Port: Surrounding area declared disaster-hit zone
The Nation 27 November 2009
Leakage claims one life as families evacuated; mobile medical unit dispatched to neighbouring community as 191 locals queue up for treatment for exposure.
MAP TA PHUT: Possible for obstacles to be cleared by Feb: Anand
The Nation 25 November 2009
The obstacles to the 76 industrial projects in Rayong could be cleared by February so some of them could resume construction, a special panel looking into the situation said yesterday.
Govt strictly follows Map Ta Phut recommendation
The Nation 20 November 2009 | Pongphon Sarnsamak, Chalida Ekvitthayavechnukul
The government yesterday decided to withdraw draft amendments to Environment Protection Act that comply with the Constitution's Article 67 (2) as recommended by the four-party panel, which is promising to end the Map Ta Phut controversy within five months.
Map Ta Phut deadlock 'can be resolved'
Bangkok Post 20 November 2009 | Vichaya Pitsuwan, Chatrudee Theparat and Apinya Wipatayotin
Business leaders feel panel can restore trust
Business executives and community representatives are cautiously optimistic a four-party panel will help break the deadlock over new investment projects at Map Ta Phut.
More court battles loom over Map Ta Phut projects impasse
Bangkok Post 19 November 2009 | Vichaya Pitsuwan and Mongkol Bangprapa
The People's Eastern Network is threatening further court battles over the Map Ta Phut dispute unless the Supreme Administrative Court stands by a lower court's injunction order.
PTT consolidation on hold until Map Ta Phut ruling
The Nation 18 November 2009 | Chalida Ekvitthayavechnukul
PTT Group's consolidation is set to be delayed until the Supreme Administrative Court rules on the fate of 76 industrial projects in Map Ta Phut and nearby areas that have been suspended.
