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MGR Online (Regional)

Pattaya Rushes Beach Restoration Amid Heavy Rains

Pattaya City is urgently working to restore its beaches, which suffered severe damage from record-breaking heavy rainfall. Following the erosion of sand and widespread debris caused by the deluge, city authorities are prioritizing swift action to restore the tourist destination's appeal.

INN News

US Business Community Eager to Invest in Thailand, Meets with Prime Minister

The US business community has expressed keen interest in expanding investment and trade with Thailand, holding discussions with Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. Thailand's position as an ASEAN hub and gateway to a market of 700 million people was highlighted, alongside progress in investment promotion and trade agreements.

Khaosod English

Why are fewer Thais travelling to South Korea?

The number of Thai travelers to South Korea has sharply declined, with stricter immigration screening creating uncertainty over entry. While China has seen a surge in Thai visitors due to a visa exemption agreement, South Korea's ranking has fallen.

MGR Online (Business)

Thailand's PTT and KTB Enhance Carbon Credit Trading for Global Standards

Thailand's energy giant PTT and Krungthai Bank (KTB) are strengthening their carbon credit-linked derivatives project to elevate Thailand's carbon credit market to international standards. This partnership is expected to accelerate Thailand's transition to a sustainable economy.

MGR Online (Regional)

Thailand's Hospital Turns Around from Deficit to Profit with 'Puay Noi Model'

Puay Noi Hospital in Thailand has achieved a dramatic turnaround, shifting from a 5 million baht deficit to a 20 million baht profit under the leadership of a young doctor with limited management experience, emphasizing 'human capital'. This success story suggests new possibilities in Thai healthcare management.

Hua Hin Today

Hua Hin Waterfront Redevelopment Moves Forward Amidst Decades-Long Dispute

Demolition work has begun on a stretch of Hua Hin's waterfront, marking a new phase in a dispute dating back to 2002. The Supreme Administrative Court's final ruling on state-owned land is paving the way for redevelopment, aiming to enhance the city's sustainable tourism potential.

MGR Online (Regional)

Thai Father Loses Over 800,000 Baht to Son Impersonation Scam

In Korat, Thailand, a father lost over 800,000 baht after being defrauded by scammers impersonating his son. Police intervened to rescue the student. The scam group falsely claimed the victim was involved in money laundering to extort money.

ThaiCapitalist

Thai Stocks in Focus: Leadership Changes to Asset Disposals

Thai stock market sees significant corporate moves, including a CEO change at Asia Plus Group Holdings (ASP) and plans for debt portfolio auctions by Bangkok Commercial Asset Management (BAM). Meanwhile, Grande Asset Hotels and Property (GRAND) announced an asset disposal.

Khaosod English

Man with Knife Attacks People, Damages Property in Asok

A man armed with a knife went on a rampage in Bangkok's Asok area on Thursday, injuring four people and damaging property at several shops. The assailant may be a Myanmar national reportedly distressed over being unable to find his wife, though authorities are investigating.

Fortify Rights

Myanmar Crisis: International Community's 'Action' Questioned

The severe human rights crisis in Myanmar was once again highlighted at the UN Human Rights Council, yet many nations maintained a cautious stance lacking concrete action. Despite accumulating evidence, the international community's delay in pursuing effective accountability and civilian protection is noted.

MGR Online (Regional)

Luxury Car Crash Sparks Outrage Over Hospital Parking

A luxury car crashing into a house in Thailand has ignited social media outrage over improper parking of high-end vehicles within hospital grounds. The incident, linked to the crash, has sparked public debate about "rich people's privileges."

MGR Online (Regional)

Ang Thong Province Rushes to Repair Embankment After Heavy Rains

Ang Thong Province, Thailand, is undertaking emergency repairs on an embankment damaged by heavy rainfall, which caused erosion and collapse. The plan includes filling cavities with a cement-sand mixture and reinforcing a 100-meter section of the bank. Local authorities are working to ensure resident safety and prevent further damage.

MGR Online (Regional)

Pattaya Recovers Quickly After 15-Minute Downpour

Pattaya, Thailand, experienced temporary road flooding due to a brief, intense 15-minute downpour. Authorities responded swiftly, clearing water and debris, restoring normal traffic conditions shortly after the rain stopped.

Pattaya Mail

Three Chinese Women Rescued from Captivity in Pattaya

Three Chinese women were rescued from captivity in Chonburi, Thailand, after allegedly being lured for entertainment work, then subjected to sexual abuse, detention, and ransom demands. Four Chinese men have been arrested as the investigation expands.

Chiang Rai Times

The China Paradox: Western Tourists Flock In As Locals Flee

China is experiencing a surge in Western tourists due to visa-free policies, while simultaneously witnessing an exodus of local residents fleeing economic stagnation and social controls. This highlights a significant gap between global perceptions and the lived realities of Chinese citizens.

INN News

Thai Government Invites Schools to Join Australia-ASEAN Partnership Program

The Thai government, through the Ministry of Education, is inviting educational institutions to participate in the Australia-ASEAN Building Relationships through Intercultural Dialogue and Growing Engagement (BRIDGE) School Partnership Program 2026-2027. The initiative aims to foster international collaboration between Thai teachers and students and schools in Australia and ASEAN countries.