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Don Mueang Airport has urged passengers to double-check their checked baggage after security staff discovered 1,122 prohibited or non-compliant items during a seven-day inspection period, following new aviation authority regulations.
Pattaya's Marine Department has intensified vessel safety inspections at South Pattaya Pier ahead of the high tourist season. Checks cover operator licenses, seaworthiness, and safety equipment, with a strong emphasis on ensuring all passengers wear life jackets.
A 61-year-old Chinese man was found dead after a fall from a condominium in Pattaya. Police are investigating the circumstances, including his health conditions and a suspected suicide note.
Pattaya municipal officers and police intervened in a dispute where two American men allegedly refused to pay a bar bill after spending the day at a Jomtien venue. The men were brought to the police station for resolution.
A 3-year-old child died while being transported by boat to Thailand for medical treatment after a Myanmar military airstrike in Karen State near the Thai border, according to a local official. Thai authorities are monitoring the situation closely.
Thai authorities have seized over 3.1 tonnes of elephant ivory, valued at approximately 155 million baht, hidden within timber imported from Zambia at Laem Chabang Port. The discovery points to a suspected international smuggling operation.
Thailand's clean energy firm INNOPOWER has been honored with the 'Best SME Service Sector CEO' award, recognizing its contributions to sustainable energy solutions.
An Israeli man and a Thai woman were arrested at a Bangkok condominium, with police seizing crystal meth, suspected drug-laced cake, and a phone allegedly containing evidence of sexual assault and drug sales. The Israeli national was also found to have overstayed his visa by over 2,000 days.
Flash floods carrying rocks and mud inundated a residential and commercial area of Patong, Phuket, early on Oct. 26, causing significant damage to homes, shops, and vehicles. No casualties were reported, and authorities are working on recovery efforts.
Pattaya hosted the third GHOST TELLER event on October 24th, featuring live supernatural storytelling that blended horror, humor, and suspense. The event, attended by Mayor Poramese Ngampichet, aimed to attract tourists and showcase local entertainment.
Approximately 10,000 kilograms of pork intestines were discovered in the Thap Khlo district of Phichit province, northern Thailand. Authorities are investigating the strong possibility that these were smuggled into the country, raising concerns about food safety.
Construction has commenced on a new flyover at the Mae Khao Tom intersection in Chiang Rai Province, northern Thailand. The project, with an investment of 329 million baht (approximately USD 9 million), aims to alleviate chronic traffic congestion and is slated for completion in 2029.
A shooting incident targeting a resident's home in the middle of the night has occurred in Phatthalung province, southern Thailand. The provincial police chief has ordered a swift arrest of the perpetrators, citing an increase in firearm use in the area, raising concerns for public safety.
The Udon Thani International Horticultural Expo 2026, set to open on November 1, 2026, in Thailand's northeastern province, will feature over 32 international gardens from 17 countries set against a wetland backdrop. The theme is 'Diversity of Life.'
Thailand's exports and imports reached a historic high in September 2026, with electronics playing a crucial role in driving this record-breaking performance. This achievement signals a positive trend in the Thai economy.
Thailand will not recognize an upcoming Cambodian film as legal evidence in historical disputes. ACM Praphas Sonjaidee, Thai Director of the Thailand-Cambodia Joint Information Centre (JIC), stated the movie is a narrative, not fact, urging composure and adherence to verifiable evidence.
Director of the Thai-Cambodian Situation Information Center (JIC) emphasized a calm response to Cambodia's strategic narratives and films concerning Thailand. He stated that films released on Netflix are not legal evidence, and Thailand will proceed based on facts, avoiding unnecessary escalation of conflict.
Thai House Speaker Sophon Saram has firmly stated that the no-confidence debate against the cabinet will take place within the current parliamentary session. The debate is scheduled for 4+1 days, following a proposal from the opposition, with the exact dates to be finalized after coordination with the government.
The Thai government is set to review its 50,000-baht grant program for residential solar power installations, confirmed by the Deputy Minister of Energy. The review is expected to focus on the program's sustainability and effectiveness.
Thailand's hotel sector is facing an increasing number of closures due to widespread financial losses, with current economic conditions pressuring accommodation businesses across the industry.
The mayoral election in Songkhla, southern Thailand, has begun with significant activity. On the first day, four candidates submitted their nominations and drew lots for their election numbers. Each candidate will now intensify their campaign efforts to appeal to voters.
Massive floods in Thailand have caused over 4,800 businesses to suffer damages exceeding 18 billion baht. The Ministry of Industry is implementing all possible measures for rapid recovery.
The CP Innovation Exposition 2026 in Thailand highlighted the promotion of a digital green economy beyond traditional sustainability concepts. This signals Thailand's evolving strategy to balance economic growth with environmental protection.
Recovery efforts are accelerating in Phuket's Patong district following severe flooding caused by heavy rainfall. Under the Prime Minister's directive, swift clearance and reopening of traffic routes, particularly around the heavily impacted Soi Nai Nai, are underway, aiming to restore normalcy for over 100 affected households.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Ekniti Nitithanprapas, emphasized the importance of solving fundamental economic problems over mere GDP growth figures. He also announced a large-scale project to support citizens in adopting solar power.
Two individuals were killed in a clash between a drug smuggling group and an unidentified armed group in a forest near the border in Mae Fah Luang district, Chiang Rai province, northern Thailand. The incident occurred on October 26, 2026.
A Myanmar employee in Bangkok was fired by a second-hand clothing company after allegedly posting an offensive edited image of a high-ranking figure online. The incident is linked to ongoing online debates surrounding the Thai series "Scarlet Heart Thailand."
Kasikornbank has reported finding no account matching the 7 million baht slip associated with Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, drawing significant political attention in Thailand.
Phuket Governor has ordered a survey of high-risk landslide areas in Patong, directing the installation of concrete barriers on exposed slopes. This measure aims to ensure the safety of residents and tourists, following past incidents.
Bangkok's Banthat Thong street is set to be a hub of activity for approximately three months, from Halloween through the year-end holidays. The area will be illuminated with nighttime entertainment and festive decorations, bringing a vibrant atmosphere.
Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) has appointed Yuppin, former CFO of GULF Energy Development, to its board of directors. Her departure from GULF's board also draws attention to her next steps.
In Phayao province, northern Thailand, a truck carrying a large quantity of methamphetamine (ya ba) hidden in plastic containers was intercepted. The drugs were believed to be destined for the Bangkok metropolitan area, via Chiang Rai. Local police action prevented a major drug influx.
Hua Hin Expat News reported a limited news headline on October 26: "Monday’s news-Oct 26 - - - Hua Hin Expat News". Specific article content available at this time is unknown.
Thailand is advancing road and bridge projects while implementing security measures like mandatory police identification. The nation also faces urgent needs to address natural disasters, with flood warnings in the south and mudslides in Phuket. Declining rule of law rankings and a birth rate crisis highlight pressing social issues.
Thailand's trade deficit widened to US$5.86 billion in September, driven by a significant surge in imports. Exports showed a slower pace of growth, contributing to the deficit.
Extensive flooding has struck Bangkok and 20 other provinces across Thailand. The widespread inundation poses significant challenges to daily life and economic activities.