Thai News Summary List

  • Chiang Mai Massage Owner Arrested for Allegedly Providing Underaged Prostitution
  • Thai Transport Minister to Discuss High-Speed Rail and ‘Land Bridge’ Project with China
  • Thai Suspect Arrested in Grisly Murder and Dismemberment Case: Alleged Involvement of Japanese Yakuza Members Unfolds in Nonthaburi
  • Violent Wildfire Engulfs Over 400 Rai near Golden Triangle in Chiang Rai: Authorities Mobilize to Combat Blaze
  • Myanmar Soldiers Reoccupy Myawaddy Base Following Withdrawal of Resistance Fighters
  • Pattaya Police Arrest 21 Burmese People without Passports and Visas
  • Pattaya Officials Aim to Attract More Chinese Tourists from Chengdu
  • Off-Duty Jomtien City Worker Prevents Potential Fire Hazard
  • USS Theodore Roosevelt and Carrier Strike Group NINE Arrive in Thailand
  • Govt brushes off central bank’s call for review of digital wallet scheme
  • Move Forward seeks 15 more days to file defence
  • VIDEO: A recap of Songkran 2024 in Pattaya and what’s next in top Pattaya News
  • Rolls-Royce bribes scandal probe widens
  • PTTEP execs face charges in Rolls-Royce bribes scandal
  • Gen Prawit declares assets of B87m
  • Govt spokesman assures Move Forward MP: Rama 2 road completion set for next year
  • Toxic-waste fire victims lay complaint against authorities
  • Thai FM: Improved Situation at Myanmar Border
  • Are Labubu figures based on Cambodian folklore?
  • Myanmar junta says troops back in Myawaddy
  • Suspended deputy police commissioner withdraws charges against PM
  • Police probe Yakuza connection in murder case involving Japanese nationals
  • No letup, more hot days ahead
  • Srettha still struggling with funding for digital wallet scheme
  • Border trade in Mae Sot hit hard by fighting in Myanmar’s Myawaddy
  • Myawaddy stalemate could pressure warring parties to talks — Sihasak
  • Property: Gogo For Rent in LK Metro
  • Operation to capture Lop Buri’s notorious monkeys to continue next month
  • Fire Rekindles at Rayong Chemical Storage Facility
  • Suvarnabhumi Steps up 10 Places to 58th among World’s Best Airports
  • Eerie discoveries at illegal dumping site in East Pattaya forest
  • Fishing boats razed by fire during grilling fest in Pattaya
  • Bangkok and Chiang Mai Named among Best Asian Cities for Expats
  • Two Japanese suspects in murder-dismemberment case
  • Two Japanese suspects in murder-mutilation case
  • Migrants drown in English Channel hours after UK passes Rwanda policy
  • Bill to ban TikTok in US clears Congress
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – April 24, 2024
  • Pattaya and upper part of Thailand experiencing extreme heat this week
  • Thai government must put people over profit after warehouse fire
  • Cabinet clears path for election
  • Counsel sought on Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives loan
  • Counsel sought on BAAC loan
  • Campaign pushes youth mental health online
  • Refugee plan mapped out
  • Srettha wants warehouse fire answers
  • PM Hasina lands for 6-day visit
  • Asean 'must redouble' efforts: PM
  • Are You Aware That The Pattaya News is Available on YouTube?
  • Thailand Enters Low Tourism Season: Industry Faces Challenges Post-Songkran, Hopes Rest on Chinese Visitors
  • Locals Protest Thai Prime Minister Over Macaque Menace: Claim That Calls for Action on Lopburi’s Monkey Mayhem Go Unanswered
  • Viral Video Shows Taxi Striking Pedestrian at Bangkok Crosswalk: Public Outcry Ignites Debate on Road Safety Laws
  • Chemical Waste Storage Factory Fire in Rayong Sparks Urgent Response: Authorities Work to Control Blaze and Aid Affected Locals
  • Thai Woman Loses Expensive iPhone to Pickpocket During Wanlai in Pattaya
  • British ambassador hosts social gathering in Pattaya
  • Pattaya Motorbike Taxi Driver Arrested for Snatching Chinese Tourist’s Bag After Pretending to Help
  • Pattaya to Host IKF World Beach Korfball Championship From April 26th-28th
  • Pattaya Sets Big Plans for Pride Month Events in June
  • 'Big Joke' drops his complaint
  • ‘Big Joke’ drops complaint against PM
  • Thai Cabinet Approves Visa Exemption for Russian Tourists, But Changed from 90 Days to 60
  • Thieves Caught Stealing Power Cables in Pattaya Area to Celebrate Birthday and Buy Drugs
  • Lop Buri residents deny ‘harassing’ macaques
  • Cabinet opts for three referenda to endorse a new charter
  • Power demand hits record amid heat wave
  • Senate candidacy registration deadline set
  • Crypto fraud victims to get B125m after big bust
  • Cabinet approves 3 charter-change referendums
  • Teachers, students to share school toilets
  • PM asks top bankers to cut lending rates
  • Visa-free scheme for Russian visitors extended
  • Thai Electricity Consumption Hits Record High
  • Justice minister shrugs off misconduct petition in Thaksin case
  • Thai-Myanmar Border Situation Remains Unsettled
  • Tak villagers near cadmium waste store want role in remediation process
  • Tak Bai massacre criminal cases to be filed
  • Electricity use hit new high Monday night as Thailand continues to swelter
  • Burning waste warehouses raise pollution fears
  • PM cancels planned visit to Mae Sot
  • Minister warns about Labubu doll fraud
  • Eight police suspended for alleged extortion
  • Officials fear Pattaya and Phuket are overcrowded hotspots
  • Myanmar Residents Returning Home
  • Fake ‘Labubu’ scam warning
  • Two military choppers collide in Malaysia killing 10 crew
  • Free weekend travel on new motorway to Kanchanaburi
  • Swiss man critically injured in Pattaya scooter collision; police inaction criticised
  • Survey reveals common summer ailments amid rising heat concerns
  • Pattaya communities unite to preserve Kong Khao tradition
  • Taiwan hit by numerous quakes, strongest reaching 6.3 magnitude
  • Prof Chaiyan Chaiyaporn: The maverick academic defending Thailand’s royal history
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – April 23, 2024
  • Firefighters withdrawn from chemical warehouse fire scene in Rayong
  • Opinion: The NACC has long been problematic; an investigation is warranted
  • Govt packs Workers' Day goodie bag
  • Ringside Cafe Pattaya: A Hidden Gem for Coffee Lovers in Jomtien
  • Dept vows to end macaque menace 'soon'
  • Cabinet mulls three referenda
  • Cabinet mulls three referenda
  • Sixth wild tiger spotted since 2019
  • Chiang Mai Massage Owner Arrested for Allegedly Providing Underaged Prostitution
  • Thai Transport Minister to Discuss High-Speed Rail and ‘Land Bridge’ Project with China
  • Thai Suspect Arrested in Grisly Murder and Dismemberment Case: Alleged Involvement of Japanese Yakuza Members Unfolds in Nonthaburi
  • Violent Wildfire Engulfs Over 400 Rai near Golden Triangle in Chiang Rai: Authorities Mobilize to Combat Blaze
  • Myanmar Soldiers Reoccupy Myawaddy Base Following Withdrawal of Resistance Fighters
  • Pattaya Police Arrest 21 Burmese People without Passports and Visas
  • Pattaya Officials Aim to Attract More Chinese Tourists from Chengdu
  • Off-Duty Jomtien City Worker Prevents Potential Fire Hazard
  • USS Theodore Roosevelt and Carrier Strike Group NINE Arrive in Thailand
  • Govt brushes off central bank’s call for review of digital wallet scheme
  • Move Forward seeks 15 more days to file defence
  • VIDEO: A recap of Songkran 2024 in Pattaya and what’s next in top Pattaya News
  • Rolls-Royce bribes scandal probe widens
  • PTTEP execs face charges in Rolls-Royce bribes scandal
  • Gen Prawit declares assets of B87m
  • Govt spokesman assures Move Forward MP: Rama 2 road completion set for next year
  • Toxic-waste fire victims lay complaint against authorities
  • Thai FM: Improved Situation at Myanmar Border
  • Are Labubu figures based on Cambodian folklore?
  • Myanmar junta says troops back in Myawaddy
  • Suspended deputy police commissioner withdraws charges against PM
  • Police probe Yakuza connection in murder case involving Japanese nationals
  • No letup, more hot days ahead
  • Srettha still struggling with funding for digital wallet scheme
  • Border trade in Mae Sot hit hard by fighting in Myanmar’s Myawaddy
  • Myawaddy stalemate could pressure warring parties to talks — Sihasak
  • Property: Gogo For Rent in LK Metro
  • Operation to capture Lop Buri’s notorious monkeys to continue next month
  • Fire Rekindles at Rayong Chemical Storage Facility
  • Suvarnabhumi Steps up 10 Places to 58th among World’s Best Airports
  • Bangkok and Chiang Mai Named among Best Asian Cities for Expats
  • Two Japanese suspects in murder-dismemberment case
  • Two Japanese suspects in murder-mutilation case
  • Migrants drown in English Channel hours after UK passes Rwanda policy
  • Bill to ban TikTok in US clears Congress
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – April 24, 2024
  • Thai government must put people over profit after warehouse fire
  • Cabinet clears path for election
  • Counsel sought on Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives loan
  • Counsel sought on BAAC loan
  • Campaign pushes youth mental health online
  • Refugee plan mapped out
  • Srettha wants warehouse fire answers
  • PM Hasina lands for 6-day visit
  • Asean 'must redouble' efforts: PM
  • Are You Aware That The Pattaya News is Available on YouTube?
  • Thailand Enters Low Tourism Season: Industry Faces Challenges Post-Songkran, Hopes Rest on Chinese Visitors
  • Locals Protest Thai Prime Minister Over Macaque Menace: Claim That Calls for Action on Lopburi’s Monkey Mayhem Go Unanswered
  • Viral Video Shows Taxi Striking Pedestrian at Bangkok Crosswalk: Public Outcry Ignites Debate on Road Safety Laws
  • Chemical Waste Storage Factory Fire in Rayong Sparks Urgent Response: Authorities Work to Control Blaze and Aid Affected Locals
  • Thai Woman Loses Expensive iPhone to Pickpocket During Wanlai in Pattaya
  • Pattaya Motorbike Taxi Driver Arrested for Snatching Chinese Tourist’s Bag After Pretending to Help
  • Pattaya to Host IKF World Beach Korfball Championship From April 26th-28th
  • Pattaya Sets Big Plans for Pride Month Events in June
  • ‘Big Joke’ drops complaint against PM
  • 'Big Joke' drops his complaint
  • Thai Cabinet Approves Visa Exemption for Russian Tourists, But Changed from 90 Days to 60
  • Thieves Caught Stealing Power Cables in Pattaya Area to Celebrate Birthday and Buy Drugs
  • Lop Buri residents deny ‘harassing’ macaques
  • Cabinet opts for three referenda to endorse a new charter
  • Power demand hits record amid heat wave
  • Senate candidacy registration deadline set
  • Crypto fraud victims to get B125m after big bust
  • Cabinet approves 3 charter-change referendums
  • Teachers, students to share school toilets
  • PM asks top bankers to cut lending rates
  • Visa-free scheme for Russian visitors extended
  • Thai Electricity Consumption Hits Record High
  • Justice minister shrugs off misconduct petition in Thaksin case
  • Thai-Myanmar Border Situation Remains Unsettled
  • Tak villagers near cadmium waste store want role in remediation process
  • Tak Bai massacre criminal cases to be filed
  • Electricity use hit new high Monday night as Thailand continues to swelter
  • Burning waste warehouses raise pollution fears
  • PM cancels planned visit to Mae Sot
  • Minister warns about Labubu doll fraud
  • Eight police suspended for alleged extortion
  • Myanmar Residents Returning Home
  • Fake ‘Labubu’ scam warning
  • Two military choppers collide in Malaysia killing 10 crew
  • Free weekend travel on new motorway to Kanchanaburi
  • Taiwan hit by numerous quakes, strongest reaching 6.3 magnitude
  • Prof Chaiyan Chaiyaporn: The maverick academic defending Thailand’s royal history
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – April 23, 2024
  • Opinion: The NACC has long been problematic; an investigation is warranted
  • Govt packs Workers' Day goodie bag
  • Ringside Cafe Pattaya: A Hidden Gem for Coffee Lovers in Jomtien
  • Dept vows to end macaque menace 'soon'
  • Cabinet mulls three referenda
  • Cabinet mulls three referenda
  • Sixth wild tiger spotted since 2019
  • PM urges digital-led sustainable growth
  • F1 boss meets PM to discuss hosting race
  • Thai police are corrupt but for Thailand’s expats, this is hardly surprising
  • Top National Thailand Stories From the Past Week: Total of 287 Road Deaths in Songkran, and More
  • Thai Prime Minister Affirmed to Ensure Protection of Thai Citizens Amidst Military Flare-ups along Thai-Myanmar Border
  • Don Mueang Airport Recognized as Top Ten Budget Airline Terminals Globally
  • Live Hand Grenade Found in Pattaya Residential Area
  • Two Young Pattaya Girls Get into Motorbike Accident While Volunteering to Drive Blind Person Home
  • Central Pattaya Shopping Mall to Host ‘Sea Bear Comes to Serve’ Food Festival in Early May
  • Chiang Mai Massage Owner Arrested for Allegedly Providing Underaged Prostitution
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Chiang Mai— On April 23rd, 2024, Mueang Chiang Mai police and relevant agencies launched an inspection at a massage shop in Mueang Chiang Mai after finding out that the shop allegedly had minors under the age... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-04-24
  • Thai Transport Minister to Discuss High-Speed Rail and ‘Land Bridge’ Project with China
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- National— On April 24th, 2024, Mr. Suriya Juangroongruangkit, the Thai Minister of Transport, publicly revealed his official visit itinerary to China from May 6th to 15th for the 31st Thailand-China Railway Cooperation Meeting. The meeting will... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-04-24
  • Thai Suspect Arrested in Grisly Murder and Dismemberment Case: Alleged Involvement of Japanese Yakuza Members Unfolds in Nonthaburi
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Nonthaburi— At 9:30 PM, on April 23rd, 2024, Bang Bua Thong investigative police and relevant officers captured a Thai suspect involved in the brutal murder and dismemberment case of an unidentified man in the Bang Bua... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-04-24
  • Violent Wildfire Engulfs Over 400 Rai near Golden Triangle in Chiang Rai: Authorities Mobilize to Combat Blaze
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Chiang Rai— On April 23rd, 2024, Chiang Rai local media reported a violent wildfire destroying more than 400 Rai near the Golden Triangle in Chiang Saen, Chiang Rai. According to Chiang Saen District Administrative and relevant... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-04-24
  • Myanmar Soldiers Reoccupy Myawaddy Base Following Withdrawal of Resistance Fighters
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Myawaddy, Myanmar — The Myanmar soldiers from the 275th Infantry Battalion who had been scattered near the Second Thai-Myanmar Friendship Bridge have retreated back to their base at Pha Song Camp in Myawaddy this afternoon, after... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-04-24
  • Pattaya Police Arrest 21 Burmese People without Passports and Visas
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya — Pattaya police raided two rental houses on Soi Kho Phai on Thursday and arrested 21 Burmese nationals who were living there illegally. The raid was conducted by Pol Lt Col Weerachai Thinkhamut, Superintendent of... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-04-24
  • Pattaya Officials Aim to Attract More Chinese Tourists from Chengdu
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya — Pattaya officials participated in the “Pattaya Roadshow to Chengdu 2024” seminar on April 23rd with the aim of attracting more Chinese visitors from Chengdu. The event, organized by Pattaya City, Chonburi Provincial Administrative Organization,... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-04-24
  • Off-Duty Jomtien City Worker Prevents Potential Fire Hazard
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Pattaya — A quick-thinking city worker in Jomtien, Pattaya, prevented a potential disaster when he used a fire extinguisher to stop a blaze that broke out on overhead cables on Monday, April 22nd, 2024. The incident... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Thu-04-24
  • USS Theodore Roosevelt and Carrier Strike Group NINE Arrive in Thailand
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PRESS RELEASE: Laem Chabang, Thailand – April 24, 2024: Carrier Strike Group Nine (CSG-9), its flagship USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71), and embarked Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 11 arrived in Laem Chabang for a regular scheduled... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Govt brushes off central bank’s call for review of digital wallet scheme
    The Bank of Thailand (BoT) has sent an urgent letter to the government advising it to downsize the “digital wallet” scheme by only providing the 10,000 baht benefit to about... The post Govt brushes off central bank’s call for review... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Move Forward seeks 15 more days to file defence
    The Move Forward Party (MFP) expects the Constitutional Court will approve a new request to extend the deadline for submitting its defence in the party dissolution case by another 15 days, party leader Chaithawat Tulathon said on Wednesday.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • VIDEO: A recap of Songkran 2024 in Pattaya and what’s next in top Pattaya News
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- VIDEO: A recap of Songkran 2024 in Pattaya and what’s next in top Pattaya News -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=- The Pattaya News - Real. Unbiased. Impactful. In the moment.... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Rolls-Royce bribes scandal probe widens
    The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has found grounds to believe that four executives of PTT Exploration and Production Plc (PTTEP) colluded to manipulate the bidding for an equipment procurement contract worth almost a billion baht that was awarded to Rolls-Royce... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • PTTEP execs face charges in Rolls-Royce bribes scandal
    The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has found grounds to believe that four executives of PTT Exploration and Production Plc (PTTEP) colluded to manipulate the bidding for an equipment procurement contract worth almost a billion baht that was awarded to Rolls-Royce... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Gen Prawit declares assets of B87m
    Gen Prawit Wongsuwon, former deputy prime minister and chairman of the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT), has declared 87 million baht worth of assets that include five luxury cars, according to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Govt spokesman assures Move Forward MP: Rama 2 road completion set for next year
    Government spokesman Chai Wacharonke offered an assurance today that all construction projects on the Rama 2 Road will be completed next year, after which the traffic gridlock will be substantially... The post Govt spokesman assures Move Forward MP: Rama 2... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Toxic-waste fire victims lay complaint against authorities
    About 100 people affected by the fire still burning at a hazardous waste storage plant in Rayong province have filed a complaint against the industrial authorities who earier approved it.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Thai FM: Improved Situation at Myanmar Border
    The Foreign Ministry discloses that the situation at the Thai-Myanmar border has improved, with no shootings in Myanmar reported within 48 hours but continuous monitoring is necessary.... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Are Labubu figures based on Cambodian folklore?
    A social media post, which is being widely discussed across several social media platforms in Thailand, claims that the popular ‘Labubu’ toys are based upon the Cambodian ‘Kala’ myth. The... The post Are Labubu figures based on Cambodian folklore? first... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Myanmar junta says troops back in Myawaddy
    Myanmar junta troops have moved back into a vital border town they were ousted from by an alliance of ethnic rebels and anti-junta fighters this month, military sources told AFP... The post Myanmar junta says troops back in Myawaddy first... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Suspended deputy police commissioner withdraws charges against PM
    Embattled deputy commissioner Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn withdrew his charge of malfeasance in office today, which were filed against Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, but demanded a probe into the actions... The post Suspended deputy police commissioner withdraws charges against PM... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Police probe Yakuza connection in murder case involving Japanese nationals
    Two Japanese men are wanted by Thai police for alleged involvement in the killing and dismembering of a Japanese man. Body parts, including hands and a skull, of the victim... The post Police probe Yakuza connection in murder case involving... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • No letup, more hot days ahead
    Weathermen warn that temperatures could soar to new highs between Friday and Tuesday, with the wet season not due to start until the third week of May.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Srettha still struggling with funding for digital wallet scheme
    Thailand’s ruling coalition continues to juggle with the challenge of arranging funding for the digital wallet scheme that involves cash handouts totaling 500 billion baht.  The government had planned direct... The post Srettha still struggling with funding for digital wallet... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Border trade in Mae Sot hit hard by fighting in Myanmar’s Myawaddy
    The Rim Moei market near the Thai-Myanmar border in Mae Sot district of Tak, which is usually packed with shoppers and tourists, especially during weekends, has been eerily quiet since... The post Border trade in Mae Sot hit hard by... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Myawaddy stalemate could pressure warring parties to talks — Sihasak
    A prolonged stalemate in fighting between the Myanmar military and ethnic armed groups for control of Myawaddy, a strategic Myanmar town bordering northern Thailand,  could be a turning point that... The post Myawaddy stalemate could pressure warring parties to talks... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Property: Gogo For Rent in LK Metro
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 🎉 Pattaya – Agogo for rent in LK Metro. Ground floor seats 65, DJ Booth, professional sound system. Transform 2nd floor into VIP area for large groups, stag parties, and more. Staff accommodation on higher floors.... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Operation to capture Lop Buri’s notorious monkeys to continue next month
    The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation has postponed the further capture of macaques in Lop Buri’s Muang district until May, because construction of a huge cage, in... The post Operation to capture Lop Buri’s notorious monkeys to... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Fire Rekindles at Rayong Chemical Storage Facility
    RAYONG, April 24 (TNA) – Following a fire at a chemical storage warehouse in Rayong province which erupted two days ago, the firefighting team has revised their fire suppression plan after some fire spots rekindled. Backhoe trucks have used to... Read more
    Source: Thai News Agency Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Suvarnabhumi Steps up 10 Places to 58th among World’s Best Airports
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PRESS RELEASE: The website Skytrax has released its recent report on the 2024 World’s Best Airports. Thailand’s Suvarnabhumi airport is ranked 58th, climbing up ten places from last year. Don Mueang International Airport is recognized as... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Bangkok and Chiang Mai Named among Best Asian Cities for Expats
    The Pattaya News -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- PRESS RELEASE: An online language-learning marketplace, has released its rankings on the top ten cities for expats moving to Asia in 2024. Two cities in Thailand, including Bangkok and Chiang Mai, were recognized among them. Taking... Read more
    Source: Pattaya News Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Two Japanese suspects in murder-dismemberment case
    Two Japanese men are prime suspects in the murder and dismemberment of another Japanese man whose remains were found in Nonthaburi province last week.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Two Japanese suspects in murder-mutilation case
    Two Japanese men are prime suspects in the murder and dismemberment of another Japanese man whose remains were found in Nonthaburi province last week.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Migrants drown in English Channel hours after UK passes Rwanda policy
    (Reuters) – Five migrants, including a child, died in an attempt to cross the English Channel from France to Britain in an overcrowded small boat on Tuesday, hours after Britain passed a bill... The post Migrants drown in English Channel hours after UK... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Bill to ban TikTok in US clears Congress
    The US Senate on Tuesday approved legislation requiring the wildly popular social media app TikTok to be divested from its Chinese parent company ByteDance or be shut out of the American... The post Bill to ban TikTok in US clears Congress... Read more
    Source: Thai PBS World Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Thai Enquirer News Summary – April 24, 2024
    The post Thai Enquirer News Summary – April 24, 2024 appeared first on Thai Enquirer.... Read more
    Source: Thai Enquirer Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Thai government must put people over profit after warehouse fire
    The recent fire at Win Process’s abandoned warehouses in Rayong should serve as a reminder and warning to authorities.  Residents near the Rayong warehouses had been voicing concerns for over a decade about the warehouse, their protests culminating in a... Read more
    Source: Thai Enquirer Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Cabinet clears path for election
    The cabinet on Tuesday approved the Election Commission's (EC) draft decree to begin the process of electing a new Senate to succeed the 250-strong military-appointed chamber whose tenure is due to expire on May 11, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said.... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Counsel sought on Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives loan
    The government has agreed to ask the Council of State, its legal arm, to interpret whether the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) can legitimately allow the government to borrow 172.3 billion baht to finance its digital wallet handout... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24
  • Counsel sought on BAAC loan
    The government has agreed to ask the Council of State, its legal arm, to interpret whether the Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) can legitimately allow the government to borrow 172.3 billion baht to finance its digital wallet handout... Read more
    Source: Bangkok Post Published on: Wed-04-24