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A 13-year-old girl in Nakhon Sawan, Thailand, suffered severe injuries after jumping from a second-floor window to escape an alleged sexual assault attempt by her 31-year-old uncle. The suspect fled the scene and is being pursued by police. Local villagers rescued the injured girl.
Thai Border Patrol Police in Chiang Rai have seized over 3.2 million methamphetamine pills (Yaba) following a high-speed chase that ended in a crash. The drugs were reportedly destined for deeper parts of the country, and police are now investigating to dismantle the wider criminal network.
Naturally occurring arsenic in Thailand's groundwater poses significant health risks, including cancer, with contamination undetectable by appearance alone. Testing and proper treatment are crucial.
Thai Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul stated Thailand is ready to respond with a "full team" if Cambodia raises the border issue at the UN General Assembly, with the Foreign Ministry confident in Thailand's preparedness.
A 35-year-old woman in Pattaya crashed her car into a shop and a motorcycle before fleeing the scene. She was apprehended after a 3-km chase, during which she seriously injured another motorcyclist. An open beer bottle was found in her car, suggesting drunk driving.
A driver sustained injuries after reportedly falling asleep at the wheel and crashing, causing her car to overturn on South Pattaya Road. Authorities are reminding motorists to rest when fatigued.
The Royal Thai Embassy in Washington D.C. hosted the "Sawasdee DC Thai Festival 2026" at the National Mall, showcasing Thai cultural heritage and soft power. The event attracted thousands, featuring traditional dance, Muay Thai, and authentic cuisine, strengthening US-Thai friendship.
A foreign tourist was fined 10,000 baht for stepping on rare "Khao Tok Krusi" plants in Doi Inthanon National Park, Thailand. The damage to nature is considered immeasurable.
MIS International School is celebrating excellent academic achievements in its 2026 IGCSE and AS Level examinations. Students achieved an impressive 83% pass rate for IGCSE grades at A*-C.
Water levels in the Chao Phraya River are rising due to increased inflow from the north. Dams are preparing to increase discharge to 1,500 cubic meters per second, prompting the Royal Irrigation Department to warn 11 provinces.
A motorcycle repair shop in Udon Thani, Thailand, is suspected of a fraudulent scheme. The shop allegedly disappeared with a damaged Vespa, left for over three years, along with approximately 90,000 baht in insurance money. The victim is appealing to the police for an investigation.
A temporary ban on imports of frozen foods and other products from Thailand's Mae Sai border town into Myanmar's Tachileik has caused chaos. Myanmar authorities cited insufficient inspections and unpaid taxes, severely impacting small traders and residents.
Thailand's retail giant, Central Group, is investing a staggering 116 billion baht in Vietnam. This move signifies a strategic expansion beyond retail into mixed-use developments and hotels, aiming to build a comprehensive ecosystem in a high-potential market driven by Vietnam's economic growth and expanding consumer base.
In Thailand's Prachinburi province, industrial waste dumping sites have been inspected. The environmental group 'Sai Samut' expressed concern over the impact on residents and the ecosystem due to the proximity of dumping sites to agricultural land, questioning the authorities' oversight.
Thailand's DECO announces the development of the 'NEXA EV Station Hub' fast-charging system for electric motorcycles. With support from NT and MEAei, 156 hubs with over 48,000 charging points are planned nationwide, aiming for a full charge in just 5 minutes.
Residents from three sub-districts in Thailand's Northeast have strongly opposed a survey for potash mine development, submitting a letter to MPs and the district chief citing concerns over impacts on water sources and agriculture. This highlights a conflict between regional economic development and environmental preservation.
CP Axtra, under Thailand's conglomerate CP Group, has launched the 7th year of its 'Longan Pan Suk... Khun Suk Soo Chumchon' project, aimed at community well-being and happiness.
Pattaya City has appointed 36 new personnel to vacant executive-level positions, effective September 21st, 2026. The appointments, overseen by the Secretary to the Mayor and other officials, aim to enhance administrative efficiency and service delivery.
Thailand's Irrigation Department has issued an urgent warning to 11 provinces in the Chao Phraya River basin, anticipating an increase in dam releases to a maximum of 1,000 cubic meters per second, which could raise water levels by an additional 1.5 meters.
The Thai women's national volleyball team lost to China 2-3 in the Asian Games semi-finals, failing to reach the final. They will compete for the bronze medal. This match was a rematch of Thailand's victory in the Asian Championship.
ICONSIAM, a premier lifestyle and retail destination in Bangkok, is celebrating its 8th anniversary by launching 'Infinite Wonders' Phase 2, a promotion campaign valued at 10 million Baht. The initiative aims to express gratitude to customers and solidify its position as the 'most rewarding shopping destination' in Thailand.
At Thailand Coffee Fest 2026, CP-Meiji highlighted "The Perfect Blend," offering innovative coffee experiences. New products and solutions, merging the strengths of both companies, garnered significant attention.
Thailand's largest opposition party, the People's Party, plans to file misconduct and duty-negligence charges against election commissioners with the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC). The suit alleges the commissioners deliberately failed to prosecute 229 suspects, including the Prime Minister, in a 2024 senatorial election rigging conspiracy.
The Thai House Committee on Energy visited Chumphon province to promote energy knowledge among youth and support farmers in adopting clean energy. This initiative is part of efforts to foster sustainable energy use.
A suspect who escaped from the Koh Samui Provincial Court was arrested on Monday after a six-day manhunt. Police apprehended the man, identified as Warin, hiding in the hills and allegedly descending to seek food. He had escaped on September 16th after allegedly removing his handcuffs.
Bangkok Airways has launched the "Thank You for 10 Amazing Year" campaign to celebrate its 10th anniversary, offering special fares as a token of gratitude.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) in Thailand is expanding benefits for electricity users by linking its 'MEA Point' program with 'Max Me'. This partnership allows for the mutual exchange of MEA Points and Max Me Points, offering users access to a wider range of services.
Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF), a major Thai conglomerate, has won five awards at the 2026 Marketing Excellence Awards, including two Gold awards for "Marketing Team of the Year" and "Marketer of the Year."
Thailand's MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) will offer free rides for foldable bicycles and electric scooters on four lines on September 22nd, coinciding with 'World Car Free Day'. This initiative aims to promote public transport use and reduce environmental impact.
Chonburi Province, Thailand, has announced significant achievements in its crackdown on nominee businesses used for illicit foreign capital operations. An examination of 14,264 foreign-funded entities identified 39 high-risk groups, prompting an expansion of investigations into accountants linked to 341 companies.
The Klong Paborn Reservoir in Southern Thailand is facing a severe water shortage, with its storage capacity dropping to a critical 2.06% despite recent rainfall, according to MGR Online (South). This situation raises significant concerns for the region's water supply.
Approximately 100kg of pork bones and fresh meat were discovered illegally dumped in a forest in Buriram, Thailand, sparking fears of disease contamination among locals. Authorities are investigating the source and implementing health measures.
Thai health officials are urging caution regarding the consumption of wild mushrooms during the rainy season. From January 1 to September 21, 2026, 335 cases of mushroom-related food poisoning, including one death, were reported, primarily in the northeastern region. The elderly and agricultural workers are most affected.
Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport has climbed three places to 36th in the latest global airport rankings, maintaining its strong performance among Southeast Asian hubs. Singapore Changi Airport retained its top spot for the 14th time. The airport's improvement highlights its ongoing efforts in passenger experience and operational efficiency.
A young woman from Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, has reportedly been found dead in a freezer in Taiwan. Her family, citing poverty and orphaned status, is appealing to the Thai government for assistance with the investigation, funeral arrangements, and repatriation of her remains.
Residents in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, have expressed strong discontent over wastewater and noise pollution from a worker camp. An official inspection revealed that the camp significantly exceeded its licensed capacity and was operating with an outdated permit.