Bob Scott is a journalist based in Bangkok, Thailand, with a focus on local news and events. He has written for publications such as The Thaiger and Smoky Mountain News, and his work has also appeared in The Herald Scotland. Bob covers a wide range of topics, including crime, tourism, culture, and current events in Thailand.
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Bangkok, Thailand (Local)
Bob Scott's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in Bangkok, Thailand. He regularly covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to government & politics, entertainment news, crime, tourism, scams, Thai culture and the Thai economy.
To effectively reach out to Bob Scott with pitches or information for potential coverage opportunities:
- Provide updates or exclusive insights into ongoing stories about local politics or significant policy changes.
- Offer unique angles on entertainment news or cultural events happening in Bangkok.
- Share information about emerging trends in the tourism industry specific to Thailand.
- Highlight any developments related to crime and scams that are relevant within the region.
Given his focus on local content specific to Bangkok and Thailand at large, pitching topics that align with these themes would likely capture his attention more effectively.
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Picture courtesy of Phuket News A Thai man died in a tragic motorcycle crash in Chalong shortly after midnight today.
By: Selman Demirdoven, Bob Scott
Picture courtesy of Wikapedia An integrated entertainment complex , housing a casino hotel shopping mall amusement park , and a variety of
By: Bob Scott, Selman Demirdoven
Picture courtesy of Pattaya News An unfortunate accident in Pattaya left a Swiss expat critically injured after a car collided with his
By: Bob Scott, Selman Demirdoven
Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post A fire broke out at a chemical warehouse in the tambon Bang But area of Ban Khai district , leading to a
By: Selman Demirdoven, Bob Scott
Picture courtesy of Wikapedia The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has given the green light for the second phase of the Thai-Chinese high-speed rail project.
By: Bob Scott, Selman Demirdoven
Picture courtesy of Phuket News Vachira Phuket Hospital called upon the Russian community in Phuket to respect Thai laws and hospital
Picture courtesy of t0.gstatic The Thai baht is expected to weaken to an estimated 37.20 baht against the US dollar later this week, due to
By: Bob Scott, Selman Demirdoven
Picture courtesy of Bangkok Post The Department of Highways in Thailand announced the inauguration of a 50-kilometre segment of the new M81
Picture courtesy of Entrepreneur Thailand has seen a recent surge in foreign investment , according to recent statistics from the Thai Ministry of Commerce
Picturem of a fire at one of the destroyed waste warehouses owned by Win Process in Ban Khai district of Rayong, courtesy of Pollution Control Department
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