Thai News Summary List

  • Arrest warrants issued for Premchai, 16 others over SAO building collapse
  • Armed and disturbed man did not surrender all day long in Bangkok
  • Broker arrested in Pattaya over funds from Wat Rai Khing abbot
  • Pattaya Welcomes Chinese Delegation to Discuss Tourism Management
  • After the quake: What we must know when the world shifts
  • Pattaya and Sattahip Prepare to Host THAILAND MASTERS 2025 Senior Football Tournament Next Week
  • Police arrest suspect in connection with YouTube like-clicking scam
  • UPDATE: Thai Influencer Surrenders in Pattaya, Says He is Innocent in Alleged Connection with 21 Million Baht in Robberies in Samui and Phuket
  • Pattaya Holds Training and Certification for Food Vendors on Environmental Friendly Practices
  • Illegal migrants arrested in Nakhon Si Thammarat
  • Medical Council decision on Thaksin case sent to health minister
  • Pattaya and World Bank Discuss Transit Oriented Development to Boost Local Economy
  • DSI: Minister’s absence won’t derail Senate probe
  • Panic in Pattaya as Smoke Rises from Under Naklua Bridge, Homeless Man Found Burning Cables
  • Over 100 Orphans in Southern Thailand Receive School Uniforms in Heartwarming Initiative
  • Driver Suffers Seizure on Sukhumvit Road, Leading to Three Vehicle Collision
  • Abbot Faces Arrest in Temple Embezzlement
  • Thai PM Begins Vietnam Visit, Focusing on Economic Partnership
  • Revealed: Thaksin’s hospital haven
  • Elderly abbot accused of B300m embezzlement
  • Similan Islands to close for five months
  • Bella’s drugs case in Georgia has a kind of precedent in Laos
  • PM says third phase of handout not scrapped
  • Parents alerted to danger of ‘cartoon’ drugs
  • Thung Rangsit Wetland Zoo Targets 2028 Phase 1 Launch
  • Thailand Offers US Five-Point Tariff Plan
  • Park ranger fired after drunken shooting rampage
  • Bangkok cable thieves shocked in the act
  • Disturbed man fires shots in Bangkok Noi
  • Pattaya officials remove illegally placed cones used to reserve parking in public spaces
  • Pattaya plans eye-catching 3D LED sign for Walking Street to boost digital-age appeal
  • Retirement Heaven or Headache? Thailand’s tourist cities face a reality check
  • Thailand considers expanding alcohol sales in tourist zones to include restaurants and grocery shops on Buddhist holidays
  • Who can you trust on a Pattaya night out when even the guards turn violent and the police look on with blurry eyes?
  • Koh Larn Resort Association urgently combats fake booking scams after celebrity fraud case
  • Foreign influencer blasted for blaring music on Bangkok MRT – Rude behavior or overblown drama?
  • Rainstorm gets real in Pattaya as Thailand enters official rainy season
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – May 15, 2025
  • Thai hotel industry demands immediate launch of ‘Half-Half Travel Thailand’ scheme, warns against budget cuts
  • Vietnam’s 10-year golden visa targets long-stay tourists, investors, and global talent – How has Thailand fallen behind?
  • US-China step back from trade brink, Thailand has 90-day window to strategize
  • How safe is Thailand for solo female travelers? A global ranking offers insight
  • Deputy Speaker to face EC on May 19
  • No German engines for submarines
  • PM's TikTok stunt endorses local fare
  • Pattaya Prepares for Rally Sailboat Festival Thailand Grand Year 2025 This Weekend on Jomtien Beach
  • POK MODEL 2025 By SWING Returns for Its Second Year in Pattaya
  • Pattaya Plans Modern LED Billboard Upgrade for Walking Street
  • Good Samaritan in Pattaya Nearly Jailed After Homeless Man He Sheltered Steals Motorcycle
  • Fire Breaks Out at Pattaya Bar on Pratumnak, Arson Possible
  • Architects deny changing plans at doomed tower
  • Tariffs put fate of handout scheme in question
  • Opposition keeps eye on Trang airport spending
  • Monitor lizard seen feeding on child’s body in Samut Prakan
  • Court orders justice minister to step back from DSI
  • British Teen Bella May Culley, Reported Allegedly Missing in Pattaya, Found 4000 Miles Away Held in a Georgian Jail on Drug Charges
  • Tonnes of smuggled avocados seized, wholesaler arrested
  • Thailand Unveils “Mueang Na Tiew: Year of Celebration” to Boost Domestic Travel
  • Heavy Rains Usher in Monsoon Season, Flooding Hits Pattaya Area
  • Children rescued from alleged exploitation in porn videos
  • Thai Court Suspends Justice Minister’s Oversight of Special Probes
  • Frog farming a dry season boon for Isan farmers
  • Telecom gear thieves cause signal disruptions
  • Park ranger on drunken bender shoots 2 colleagues
  • Thailand Braces for Rainy Season as Heavy Downpours Cause Early Impacts
  • Immigration police bust begging ring in Pattaya
  • Strict covid-19 prevention measures for preschool centres
  • Believed missing in Pattaya but arrested in Georgia
  • Landslides warning for 22 provinces
  • PM Regrets Thaksin’s Lost Chance for U.S. Talks
  • Karen Forces Seize Myanmar Base Near Thai Border
  • Pattaya locals slam road conditions after cement spill — ‘No wonder tourists are vanishing’
  • Pattaya expats cheer drop in Chinese tourists — but at what cost to the city’s struggling economy
  • The never-ending battle against road racing and revving in Pattaya – a problem beyond the police’s control
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – May 14, 2025
  • Illegal tour guides in Pattaya and beyond – Is strict protectionism hurting more than helping?
  • One Woman, Three Retirees – Pattaya worker juggles relationships to support family amid economic strain
  • Pattaya faces shortage of young workers to serve retired foreigners amid shifting priorities and low wages
  • Pattaya weather remains unstable, but regular visitors adapt to the rain
  • Pattaya City approves budget for Koh Larn Medical Center and Bali Hai Pier public toilets to enhance tourist services
  • Pattaya and Korean Taekwondo Association set to sign MOU to elevate youth athletes to international stage
  • UK soldier's fall sparks fundraiser
  • 1,200 suspects in Senate probe: DSI
  • 1,200 suspects in Senate probe: DSI
  • SRT changes station design
  • State Railway of Thailand changes station design
  • Canal bridge road opens early
  • Coalition still united, insists PM
  • Thaksin to appear at court inquiry
  • Liquor law may be eased further
  • Thaksin to appear at court inquiry
  • Are You Aware That The Pattaya News is Available on YouTube?
  • CCTV Captures Group of Angry Teenagers Assaulting Motorcycle Repair Shop Owner in Pattaya Over Revenge About Alleged Unrepaired Bike and Parking Fees
  • Chonburi Immigration Police Pose as Tourists to Bust Begging Gang Exploiting Children and Disabled in Pattaya
  • Police Raid Pattaya Beer Bar Selling Kratom Drinks to Tourists
  • Health minister given ‘new information’ about Thaksin case
  • 17 arrests sought in Bangkok building collapse
  • Ukrainian woman who trashed Phuket condo detained
  • Campaign to reduce Thai fruit glut
  • Klatham Party expects influx of defectors
  • Arrest warrants issued for Premchai, 16 others over SAO building collapse
  • Armed and disturbed man did not surrender all day long in Bangkok
  • Broker arrested in Pattaya over funds from Wat Rai Khing abbot
  • Pattaya Welcomes Chinese Delegation to Discuss Tourism Management
  • After the quake: What we must know when the world shifts
  • Pattaya and Sattahip Prepare to Host THAILAND MASTERS 2025 Senior Football Tournament Next Week
  • Police arrest suspect in connection with YouTube like-clicking scam
  • UPDATE: Thai Influencer Surrenders in Pattaya, Says He is Innocent in Alleged Connection with 21 Million Baht in Robberies in Samui and Phuket
  • Pattaya Holds Training and Certification for Food Vendors on Environmental Friendly Practices
  • Illegal migrants arrested in Nakhon Si Thammarat
  • Medical Council decision on Thaksin case sent to health minister
  • Pattaya and World Bank Discuss Transit Oriented Development to Boost Local Economy
  • DSI: Minister’s absence won’t derail Senate probe
  • Panic in Pattaya as Smoke Rises from Under Naklua Bridge, Homeless Man Found Burning Cables
  • Over 100 Orphans in Southern Thailand Receive School Uniforms in Heartwarming Initiative
  • Driver Suffers Seizure on Sukhumvit Road, Leading to Three Vehicle Collision
  • Abbot Faces Arrest in Temple Embezzlement
  • Thai PM Begins Vietnam Visit, Focusing on Economic Partnership
  • Revealed: Thaksin’s hospital haven
  • Elderly abbot accused of B300m embezzlement
  • Similan Islands to close for five months
  • PM says third phase of handout not scrapped
  • Parents alerted to danger of ‘cartoon’ drugs
  • Thung Rangsit Wetland Zoo Targets 2028 Phase 1 Launch
  • Thailand Offers US Five-Point Tariff Plan
  • Park ranger fired after drunken shooting rampage
  • Bangkok cable thieves shocked in the act
  • Disturbed man fires shots in Bangkok Noi
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – May 15, 2025
  • Deputy Speaker to face EC on May 19
  • No German engines for submarines
  • PM's TikTok stunt endorses local fare
  • Pattaya Prepares for Rally Sailboat Festival Thailand Grand Year 2025 This Weekend on Jomtien Beach
  • POK MODEL 2025 By SWING Returns for Its Second Year in Pattaya
  • Pattaya Plans Modern LED Billboard Upgrade for Walking Street
  • Good Samaritan in Pattaya Nearly Jailed After Homeless Man He Sheltered Steals Motorcycle
  • Fire Breaks Out at Pattaya Bar on Pratumnak, Arson Possible
  • Architects deny changing plans at doomed tower
  • Tariffs put fate of handout scheme in question
  • Opposition keeps eye on Trang airport spending
  • Monitor lizard seen feeding on child’s body in Samut Prakan
  • Court orders justice minister to step back from DSI
  • British Teen Bella May Culley, Reported Allegedly Missing in Pattaya, Found 4000 Miles Away Held in a Georgian Jail on Drug Charges
  • Tonnes of smuggled avocados seized, wholesaler arrested
  • Thailand Unveils “Mueang Na Tiew: Year of Celebration” to Boost Domestic Travel
  • Heavy Rains Usher in Monsoon Season, Flooding Hits Pattaya Area
  • Children rescued from alleged exploitation in porn videos
  • Thai Court Suspends Justice Minister’s Oversight of Special Probes
  • Frog farming a dry season boon for Isan farmers
  • Telecom gear thieves cause signal disruptions
  • Park ranger on drunken bender shoots 2 colleagues
  • Thailand Braces for Rainy Season as Heavy Downpours Cause Early Impacts
  • Immigration police bust begging ring in Pattaya
  • Strict covid-19 prevention measures for preschool centres
  • Landslides warning for 22 provinces
  • PM Regrets Thaksin’s Lost Chance for U.S. Talks
  • Karen Forces Seize Myanmar Base Near Thai Border
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – May 14, 2025
  • UK soldier's fall sparks fundraiser
  • 1,200 suspects in Senate probe: DSI
  • 1,200 suspects in Senate probe: DSI
  • Coalition still united, insists PM
  • Liquor law may be eased further
  • Thaksin to appear at court inquiry
  • SRT changes station design
  • Canal bridge road opens early
  • Thaksin to appear at court inquiry
  • State Railway of Thailand changes station design
  • Are You Aware That The Pattaya News is Available on YouTube?
  • CCTV Captures Group of Angry Teenagers Assaulting Motorcycle Repair Shop Owner in Pattaya Over Revenge About Alleged Unrepaired Bike and Parking Fees
  • Chonburi Immigration Police Pose as Tourists to Bust Begging Gang Exploiting Children and Disabled in Pattaya
  • Police Raid Pattaya Beer Bar Selling Kratom Drinks to Tourists
  • Health minister given ‘new information’ about Thaksin case
  • 17 arrests sought in Bangkok building collapse
  • Ukrainian woman who trashed Phuket condo detained
  • Campaign to reduce Thai fruit glut
  • Klatham Party expects influx of defectors
  • Thailand Rainy Season to Officially Start on May 15
  • Rayong students decry forced haircuts
  • Army ranger, volunteer injured by Pattani bomb
  • Foreign influencer blasted for loud music on Bangkok MRT
  • Small breweries to sell beer in kegs nationwide
  • Taiwan proposes to revive nuclear power plants
  • Thailand Tourism Forum 2025 Sets Vision for Sustainable and Future-Ready Travel
  • TAT Launches “Grand Moment” Campaign to Elevate Domestic Tourism in 2025
  • Warning: Carcinogens in air near fire-razed warehouse
  • Thai monk shares wisdom via Google Translate
  • Search operation officially ends at Bangkok collapse site
  • Israeli caught renting out motorbikes on Koh Phangan
  • Emergency alert test alarms Thai public ... literally
  • Magsaysay award winner, activist Jon Ungphakorn dies aged 77
  • Wet season officially begins in Thailand on Thursday
  • Warehouse Fire Extinguished, Pollution Concerns Remain
  • Park ranger shot dead by pig hunter
  • Motorsai driver arrested for old woman's murder
  • Thai Government Cracks Down on Illegal Tourism Operators
  • Two deputy leaders quit Palang Pracharath Party
  • Thailand Ranks Among Top Picks for Chinese Tourists
  • Pattayas Tiffanys Show Gears Up for Grand 50th Anniversary Celebration
  • Thai Airways resumes normal flights to Pakistan
  • Arrest warrants issued for Premchai, 16 others over SAO building collapse
    The Criminal Court on Thursday approved arrest warrants for 17 people, including construction tycoon Premchai Karnasuta, in connection with the collapse of the 2.1-billion-baht State Audit Office building in Bangkok, triggered by the 7.7-magnitude earthquake in central Myanmar on March... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Armed and disturbed man did not surrender all day long in Bangkok
    Police were still trying to get an armed and disturbed man in Bangkok Noi district to surrender on Thursday evening after he repeatedly shot his gun skywards and hiding in a house of relatives from Thursday morning.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Broker arrested in Pattaya over funds from Wat Rai Khing abbot
    Authorities in Pattaya have arrested a broker linked to an online gambling network who received illicit funds from Wat Rai Khing’s abbot, who surrendered to police to assert his innocence.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Pattaya Welcomes Chinese Delegation to Discuss Tourism Management
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PATTAYA, Thailand – On the afternoon of May 15th, 2025, at the Garden Cliff Hotel in Pattaya City, Mayor Mr. Poramese Ngampichet, alongside Mr. Phumpipat Kamolnath, Secretary to the Mayor, warmly welcomed Mr. Zhang Li Xin,... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-05-25
  • After the quake: What we must know when the world shifts
    At the Bangkok Post Knowledge Forum 2025, held on Thursday at Chulalongkorn University under the theme “After the Quake: From Lessons to Prevention — What We Must Know When the World Shifts”, experts gathered to explore how Bangkok can better... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Pattaya and Sattahip Prepare to Host THAILAND MASTERS 2025 Senior Football Tournament Next Week
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PATTAYA, Thailand (May 15, 2025) – Pattaya Mayor Poramese Ngampichet welcomed Mr. Thawit Singhaplot, Vice President of the Thai Senior Football Association, along with association executives, at Pattaya City Hall’s Meeting Room 131. The meeting focused... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Police arrest suspect in connection with YouTube like-clicking scam
    Police have dismantled a scam network that lured victims into clicking 'Like' on YouTube using fake handsome Line profiles, resulting in over 1.5 million baht in losses.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • UPDATE: Thai Influencer Surrenders in Pattaya, Says He is Innocent in Alleged Connection with 21 Million Baht in Robberies in Samui and Phuket
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Thailand – Mr. Mongkol Sorada, better known as Ajarn Yod, a well-known Thai social media influencer, has voluntarily surrendered to authorities in alleged connection with a major robbery case involving cash and cryptocurrency worth approximately 21... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Pattaya Holds Training and Certification for Food Vendors on Environmental Friendly Practices
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PATTAYA, Thailand – On the morning of May 15th, 2025, Pattaya City Mayor Poramese Ngampichet led a workshop to educate hoteliers, restaurant operators, and other local business owners on environmentally friendly and health-conscious practices. The event,... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Illegal migrants arrested in Nakhon Si Thammarat
    NAKHON SI THAMMARAT – Authorities on Thursday raided a construction site in Tha Sala district of this southern province and arrested four unregistered Myanmar nationals, along with their Thai employer and a residence owner.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Medical Council decision on Thaksin case sent to health minister
    The Medical Council of Thailand on Thursday submitted its recommendation to punish three doctors involved in the treatment of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra to Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsutin.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Pattaya and World Bank Discuss Transit Oriented Development to Boost Local Economy
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PATTAYA, Thailand (May 15, 2025) — Pattaya City, in collaboration with the World Bank, held a meeting to explore opportunities for developing areas surrounding public transit stations, aiming to build sustainable economic growth through Transit-Oriented Development... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-05-25
  • DSI: Minister’s absence won’t derail Senate probe
    The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) says it will move ahead with its investigation into alleged vote-rigging in last year’s Senate election even though a court has suspended Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong from overseeing the agency.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Panic in Pattaya as Smoke Rises from Under Naklua Bridge, Homeless Man Found Burning Cables
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya, Thailand – On May 15th, 2025, residents along Sukhumvit Road in Naklua were gripped by fear after thick clouds of smoke billowed from beneath the Naklua Bridge. Fearing a potential disaster, locals urgently alerted authorities... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Over 100 Orphans in Southern Thailand Receive School Uniforms in Heartwarming Initiative
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- YALA, Thailand – On Thursday morning, May 15, 2025, the Amirul Mu’mineen Foundation, in collaboration with CP Axtra, the Wannee Jiaravanon Ross Foundation, and other partners, distributed school uniforms, bags, and shoes to over 100 orphaned... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Driver Suffers Seizure on Sukhumvit Road, Leading to Three Vehicle Collision
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PATTAYA, Thailand – An accident unfolded at 10:00 AM on May 15th, 2025, when a 30-year-old man from Maha Sarakham, identified only as Narong, suffered a seizure while driving, causing his sedan to plow into two... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Abbot Faces Arrest in Temple Embezzlement
    BANGKOK, May 15 – A prominent Thai Buddhist abbot, Phra Thamwachiranuwat of Wat Rai Khing in Nakhon Pathom, is facing arrest after a court issued a warrant for his alleged embezzlement of over 300 million baht in temple funds. The... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Thai PM Begins Vietnam Visit, Focusing on Economic Partnership
    Photo Cr. Thai Government Website HANOI, May 15 (TNA) – Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra arrived in Hanoi today for an official visit aimed at bolstering trade and investment ties between Thailand and Vietnam.   Accompanied by a high-level delegation, including... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Revealed: Thaksin’s hospital haven
    Mention “the 14th floor” to almost anyone in Thailand and they will know instantly what you mean — it’s where former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra spent six months while serving out his prison sentence at the Police General Hospital in... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Elderly abbot accused of B300m embezzlement
    A 70-year-old abbot accused of embezzling 300 million baht from a famous Buddhist temple and using it for gambling turned himself in to police in Bangkok on Thursday, just as they were about to seek a warrant for his arrest.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Similan Islands to close for five months
    Similan Islands will be closed for five months for natural rehabilitation and management elevation, with e-tickets required for all tourists upon reopening.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • PM says third phase of handout not scrapped
    Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has given an assurance that the third phase of the government’s 10,000-baht handout programme will not be scrapped.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Parents alerted to danger of ‘cartoon’ drugs
    Parents have been advised to pay close attention to the spread of drugs in cartoon-shaped pill form that could easily lure children to try. Their effects could be fatal, according to the Food and Drug Administration of Thailand (FDA).... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Thung Rangsit Wetland Zoo Targets 2028 Phase 1 Launch
    BANGKOK, May 15 (TNA) – Thailand is developing a 120 acre- rai zoological park in the Thung Rangsit area of Pathum Thani, slated to become the world’s first dedicated wetland zoo. The initial phase of the project is expected to... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Thailand Offers US Five-Point Tariff Plan
    BANGKOK, May 15 (TNA) – Thailand has presented the US with five proposals aimed at resolving the ongoing tariff issue, according to Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira. He expressed optimism that negotiations could lead to a reduction... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Park ranger fired after drunken shooting rampage
    A park ranger in Chiang Mai has been fired after a drunken rampage in which he shot his supervisor and a colleague, prompting an investigation into the incident.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Bangkok cable thieves shocked in the act
    Two thieves were electrocuted while attempting to steal electrical cables in Bangkok, resulting in severe injuries and their subsequent arrest. The incident caused power outages and damage estimated at millions of baht, police said.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Disturbed man fires shots in Bangkok Noi
    Police rushed to Soi Wat Lakhon Tham in Bangkok Noi district of Bangkok, where a disturbed man fired gunshots skywards and reportedly had a hostage on Thursday morning.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – May 15, 2025
    The post Thai Enquirer News Summary – May 15, 2025 appeared first on Thai Enquirer.... Read more
    Source: Thai Enquirer Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Deputy Speaker to face EC on May 19
    Deputy Senate Speaker Kriangkrai Srirak confirmed he will appear before the Election Commission's (EC) inquiry panel on May 19 as summoned.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • No German engines for submarines
    The Chinese-made submarines that Thailand ordered will not contain engines from Germany as the country is a member of the European Union and is so barred from exporting arms to China, says Germany's defence ministry.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • PM's TikTok stunt endorses local fare
    In a lighthearted move, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra posted a TikTok video of herself playing the role of a fruit vendor for a day, encouraging Thais to consume locally grown fruit.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Thu-05-25
  • Pattaya Prepares for Rally Sailboat Festival Thailand Grand Year 2025 This Weekend on Jomtien Beach
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PATTAYA, Thailand – On the afternoon of May 14th, 2025, Pattaya City held a preparatory meeting for the upcoming “Rally Sailboat Festival Thailand Grand Year 2025” at City Hall’s Meeting Room 242. The meeting was chaired... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-05-25
  • POK MODEL 2025 By SWING Returns for Its Second Year in Pattaya
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya, Thailand – The highly anticipated POK MODEL 2025 By SWING competition is back for its second year, promising an exciting showcase of talent and charisma on June 20th, 2025, at Jomtien Complex. This vibrant event,... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-05-25
  • Pattaya Plans Modern LED Billboard Upgrade for Walking Street
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PATTAYA, Thailand (May 15, 2025) – At a meeting held in the reception room of Pattaya City Hall, Mayor Poramese Ngampichet, alongside his secretary, Mr. Phumipipat Kamolnath, joined a Zoom conference with a company specializing in... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-05-25
  • Good Samaritan in Pattaya Nearly Jailed After Homeless Man He Sheltered Steals Motorcycle
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya, Thailand – A kind-hearted man narrowly escaped legal trouble after offering temporary shelter to a homeless man who turned out to be a thief. The incident unfolded in Banglamung, Chonburi, when a stolen motorcycle was... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-05-25
  • Fire Breaks Out at Pattaya Bar on Pratumnak, Arson Possible
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya, Thailand – A fire erupted at Anne’s Island Spice Bar in Soi Phratamnak 5, in the early hours of May 14th, 2025, prompting a swift response from authorities. The blaze, reported at 2:30 AM, led... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-05-25
  • Architects deny changing plans at doomed tower
    An architectural firm involved in the construction of the collapsed State Audit Office (SAO) headquarters has denied making any revisions to the original design, amid an ongoing parliamentary investigation into the tragedy.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-05-25
  • Tariffs put fate of handout scheme in question
    The fate of the third phase of the government’s flagship digital wallet scheme is hanging in the balance in light of the impact of US tariffs on the Thai economy.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-05-25
  • Opposition keeps eye on Trang airport spending
    The opposition People’s Party has vowed to continue monitoring 4.4 billion baht worth of development projects at Trang airport, which are now expected to be at least partly finished next month.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-05-25