The News Review:

- Amari Hotels and Resorts appoints a New Executive Assistant Manager…
- Blast at guest house in Myanmar border town injures 5
- Boy 7 killed by fake Gameboy charger bought on holiday

Amari Hotels and Resorts appoints a New Executive Assistant Manager…
Emailwire – Oct 12, 2007
CM ctober 12 2007 ) Bangkok Thailand — Mr Kurt Rufli Managing Director of Amari Hotels and Resorts has announced the appointment of Mr Martin Kunzmann as Executive Assistant Manager of Amari Vogue Resort Krabi. Mr Kunzmann of Swiss-Singaporean origin graduated from Swiss Hotel Management School in Australia and has since worked in five-star hotels mostly in operations for over 10 years at the likes of the Hyatt Sheraton and other boutique properties in Switzerland Australia and Canada. Note to Editors: Amari Hotels Resorts & Spas is one of Thailand’s leading and most dynamic hotel groups operating twelve first class properties in Bangkok Chiang Mai Pattaya Koh Chang Samui Phuket Krabi and Trang as well as five associate hotels in Bangkok Loei and Doi Angkhang. For more information about this press release please contact:Nikki BusuttilDirector of CommunicationsAmari Hotels and Resorts847 Petchburi RoadBangkok 10400 ThailandTelephone: 66 (0) 2255-3767Fax: 66 (0) 2255 3718Email: email@amari.

Blast at guest house in Myanmar border town injures 5
Inquirer.net – Oct 12, 2007
But a Myawaddy resident interviewed by phone said five people were injured by the blast. The resident who insisted on anonymity for fear of harassment by the authorities said police interrogated all the lodgers at the guest house and held four for further questioning. Major General Surachet Chaiwong the Thai army commander for Mae Sot said a Myanmar counterpart told him that a cooking gas tank at a small hotel had exploded injuring one person. There was no immediate evidence linking the incident to the pro-democracy protests in other parts of Myanmar that have been brutally suppressed by the ruling military.

Boy 7 killed by fake Gameboy charger bought on holiday
Times nline – Oct 12, 2007
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