Explore past headlines, AI summaries and source reporting. Full articles follow the FREE and PRO access rules.
Page 128
Southern Thailand's Yala Province convened an emergency meeting to address concerns over PM2.5 air pollution, aiming to develop concrete plans for resident health protection and pollution source identification.
The Deputy Commander of the Thai Second Army expressed frustration over sensationalized news spread by influencers, causing anxiety among residents near the Thai-Cambodian border. He urged calm and critical media consumption, stating Cambodia's military movements are mere provocations.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has strongly criticized foreigners breaking Thai laws, telling them to "go die back home." He ordered intensified crackdowns on illegal activities and exploitation of Thais, stating that those with malicious behavior will be deported immediately.
A section of Ratchaphruek Road, a major thoroughfare in Bangkok, will be subject to traffic diversions until September 22, 2026. Commuters heading towards the city center are advised to be aware of the altered traffic flow.
A severe pig manure odor issue in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, has prompted residents to plan an on-site inspection on September 23. Authorities have identified areas for improvement at two farms, highlighting the significant impact on local living conditions.
Thailand is advancing multifaceted policies including infrastructure development in Hua Hin, enhancing energy security, fiscal reforms, and the introduction of an Employee Welfare Fund. Addressing global energy market volatility and domestic fiscal challenges is a pressing concern.
The Thai army announced that Cambodia has agreed to remove a trench and barbed-wire fence at Hill 450 near Chong Sa-ngam in Si Sa Ket province. The issue was resolved through bilateral talks, with the Thai army urging border residents not to be overly anxious about social media reports.
Thailand and Cambodia held their first conciliation meeting under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in Singapore. The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported the meeting proceeded in a 'good atmosphere,' but details await further negotiations.
Myanmar security forces have raided a large, hidden drug manufacturing site deep within the Tachileik forest, close to the Thai border. Nearly seven million methamphetamine pills and crystal meth were seized, highlighting ongoing cooperation between Thailand and Myanmar to curb drug trafficking.
In Thailand's eastern Sa Kaeo province, border security forces conducted live-fire military exercises. This event, potentially linked to escalating tensions in Myanmar and risks along the Cambodian border, highlights regional security concerns.
Thai K-pop superstar Lisa introduced American viewers to Thai food and drinking culture on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" while promoting her new single "SaWaDiKa." She showcased dishes like som tam and Thai beer, offering a playful glimpse into her homeland's culinary traditions.
In Chiang Rai, Thailand, a pickup truck carrying approximately 884 kg of crystal methamphetamine crashed and was abandoned by its driver. Police have seized the drugs and are pursuing the wider smuggling network.
Somdet Phra Boromma Ratchathewi Hospital in Sri Racha, Chonburi, has launched a health screening initiative for local monks as part of the 'Thai Monks Far from Disease' project, aiming to promote proactive community healthcare.
A man in Thailand's southern Phatthalung province has won the grand prize in the national lottery, receiving 12 million baht (approximately $330,000 USD). The unexpected fortune has brought immense joy to the winner, creating a buzz within the local community.
PTT has relaunched its 'Spark Hack' event, a hackathon targeting young innovators to create ESG-focused solutions. The initiative aims to generate novel ideas for community development across Thailand's four regions.
An oil leak has been discovered beneath the elevated section of Rama 3 Road in Bangkok, prompting authorities to order the responsible companies to repair the pipeline, inspect the entire 32-kilometer line, and replace or reroute high-risk sections. While immediate impacts on daily life appear limited, the incident highlights the critical importance of infrastructure management.
Pattaya is preparing for a skydiving world record attempt, aiming to unfurl a historic Thai flag in the sky as a symbol of national unity. Under the slogan "One Flag. One Nation. One World Record," the project is framed as more than just a record attempt.
Thailand's Ministry of Culture is preparing a proposal for UNESCO recognition of the 150th birth anniversary of Kruba Sriwichai, a revered monk significant to Lanna culture and community development. The aim is to promote his legacy internationally, with commemorative events planned for 2028.
The Doi Taw Phah mountain in Nan province, northern Thailand, is experiencing daily landslides, putting over 300 students and teachers at Doi Tiew Ban School at risk. School authorities are urgently seeking safety measures.
The Israeli Ambassador to Thailand has urged respect for local customs following concerns over the behavior of some Israeli tourists. Thailand's Foreign Minister has also warned all tourists to adhere to local rules, expressing apprehension about the Middle East conflict spilling into the Kingdom.
A Thalassemia Genetic Counseling Center has been established in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand. Aiming to enhance response to genetic diseases in the southern Isaan region, it is expected to contribute to public awareness, early detection, and prevention.
A 66-year-old woman from Lampang, Thailand, traveled to Chiang Mai seeking a "pilot lover" only to discover the person was an AI-generated image. The incident highlights the vulnerability to AI-driven scams and the deceptive nature of idealized online relationships.
The Israeli Ambassador to Thailand has called for respect for Thai customs and traditions amidst concerns over the behavior of some Israeli tourists. Thailand's Foreign Minister has echoed this sentiment, warning all visitors to adhere to local rules and expressing concern about the Middle East conflict spilling into the Kingdom.
An artificial salt lick created in Thailand's Phu Luang National Park to support a wild elephant's birth has transformed into a new habitat for the herd in less than a month, thanks to community efforts.
Agricultural machinery giant Yanmar has announced a sponsorship agreement with Thai professional football club BG Pathum United FC, providing support for the team's 2026/27 season campaign.
A British tourist was injured in an attempted phone robbery in Pattaya early on September 15. Two suspects on a motorcycle allegedly attacked the victim. Police are investigating, reviewing CCTV footage to identify the perpetrators.
Pattaya City Council held a regular meeting addressing everyday issues faced by residents and visitors, including traffic congestion on Jomtien Beach Road, deteriorating park facilities, and hygiene concerns with mobile toilets at Bali Hai Pier. City officials provided updates on proposed solutions.
A neighborhood dispute in Nonthaburi, Thailand, over motorcycle noise and a barking dog escalated onto social media but ultimately resolved peacefully through direct dialogue and apologies between the parties involved. The case highlights the critical importance of communication in resolving everyday neighborly issues in the modern era.
In Chonburi, Thailand, fuel attendant Somchai has garnered widespread praise from customers for his meticulous service, including placing a cloth over vehicles to prevent fuel spills. His actions are being highlighted as a model for enhancing customer satisfaction in the service industry.
Thailand has been ranked the third most attractive country for expatriates globally in a recent InterNations survey. The Kingdom's affordability, ease of settling in, and personal safety were highlighted as key factors.
The Governor of Phuket has urgently ordered an investigation into allegations of bribery demands at a checkpoint in Thalang district, with a mandate to extend the probe province-wide. The issue emerged following public complaints, signaling authorities' commitment to eradicating corruption.
Northeastern Thailand (Isan) is facing a shortage of English and Chinese-speaking tour guides as the peak tourist season approaches. However, authorities express confidence in overcoming this challenge, aiming to boost the economy through tourism.
The Thai government is initiating a review of its current nationality acquisition system to prevent fraudulent naturalization and 'nominee' schemes, where foreigners use Thai citizens to establish companies. The government plans to retrospectively investigate nationality acquisition cases from the past year to close legal loopholes.
Thailand's Buddhist community is facing a crisis of public trust due to a series of recent scandals involving financial misconduct and sexual violations. Police are expanding investigations, and calls for stricter temple financial oversight are growing.
Thailand has launched a new support program, 'Beyond SHE,' targeting women and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs. The initiative aims to elevate businesses, expand market reach, and foster sustainable growth at a regional level.
The Thai House of Representatives engaged in an intense debate lasting over 14 hours, discussing solutions for the southern border region's unrest and the Election Commission's report. The southern issue was referred to the National Security Committee, with criticisms raised about past policy failures exacerbating the conflict.