Media / Contact
Local television, satellite TV channels are available. English language newspapers and magazines are available in some bookstores. You can order your newspaper from home via the NewspaperDirect Network (Printstation in Bang Niang, Khao Lak) (http://www.newspaperdirect-asia.com). A local bi-weekly English language newspaper for Khao Lak was available online as well as in print, but it ceased publication in early-2012. (http://khaolakecho.com)
Landline telephone, satellite phone and all mobile phone systems are available at Phang-nga town and village areas. Internet can be had in hotels, resorts and internet cafés. There are post offices in every district.
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