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The Thai government is warning the public about SMS scams impersonating authorities and claiming outstanding traffic fines. Recipients are urged to use official channels for verification and payment.
The Thai Senate's Military Committee has urged the government to strengthen law enforcement regarding Jewish settlements in the southern region, fearing escalation. The committee emphasized the need for strict action based on existing laws before the issue impacts local communities.
A severe financial crisis is gripping China's top-tier hospitals, with 75% reportedly operating at a significant loss. This has led to mass layoffs of 120,000 medical and support staff, raising concerns about the collapse of the healthcare system due to issues like unpaid public insurance funds by local governments.
Residents in Thailand's Chanthaburi province held a protest rally in front of the provincial hall, opposing the planned construction of the "Khlong Wang Tonod" reservoir. Participants from various areas gathered to demand the project's cancellation.
China's domestically produced C919 passenger jet completed its first international flight to Mongolia. However, experts suggest it was a PR stunt. The aircraft faces challenges in establishing global market competitiveness, particularly regarding maintenance infrastructure and certification.
The Thai government is advancing a strategy to propel its game industry into the global market. Leveraging the "gamescom asia × Thailand Game Show" in 2026, the aim is to generate economic value exceeding 270 million baht (approximately 1 billion JPY). This initiative is expected to accelerate the growth of Thailand's digital content sector.
China's economic slowdown is shifting its aggressive foreign policy towards pragmatism. Addressing domestic industrial overcapacity and structural issues has become a top priority, leading to increased efforts to ease international tensions. Economic impacts on neighboring countries, including Thailand, are being closely watched.
The wife of an Israeli national who died in Thailand has appealed to the Deputy Minister of Interior to release her husband's body for cremation according to religious rites. The family emphasizes his dying wish.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeaw attended the BRICS meeting in India, advocating for Thai businesses to tap into the clean energy and e-commerce markets. He also held bilateral talks with Belarus, the Philippines, and the WTO.
Thailand has announced the freezing of over 320.8 million baht in assets linked to a massive civil service examination fraud. Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul emphasized that the investigation is ongoing and aims to identify all individuals involved in the corruption.
Residents protesting the planned 'Wang Thong Daeng Dam' in Chanthaburi, Thailand, have begun demonstrations in front of the provincial hall, voicing concerns over the project.
Thailand is demanding an independent probe into alleged Cambodian military activities around the Preah Vihear Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Thai military claims to possess evidence, including aerial photos and weaponry, asserting that the militarization of cultural heritage sites violates international law.
A Thai Member of Parliament, alongside parents of four children, has filed a police complaint against a music teacher accused of assault and threatening students with a knife. The alleged incident reportedly stemmed from the students' refusal to participate in a school event.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has accepted a 1.07 billion baht operating guarantee from Asia Era One, securing the continued operation of Bangkok's Airport Rail Link. However, negotiations on three remaining contract terms are urgently needed before the current agreement expires.
Thailand's tourism sector faced a significant setback in August due to widespread confusion over visa policy changes for Indian nationals. A temporary announcement of paid visas led to cancellations, impacting the vital tourism industry.
Understanding Thailand's strongest land title, the Chanote (Nor Sor 4 Jor), is crucial for buyers, sellers, and lessors. While it details ownership, area, and boundaries, it also records encumbrances like mortgages and leases, necessitating thorough examination.
Home insurance in Thailand is evolving beyond basic fire and lightning coverage to encompass risks like floods, theft, and earthquakes. However, policy details vary significantly, with coverage depending on the building structure, contents, and property usage, necessitating careful review of individual contracts.
Thailand, once perceived as a 'safe haven' for foreign fugitives, is intensifying massive crackdowns. Easy entry, police corruption, and shell companies have attracted fugitives, but the government is focusing on law enforcement and anti-corruption efforts to restore its international reputation.
A village headman in Thailand's northeastern Nakhon Phanom province died after being accidentally shot by a volunteer security officer while attempting to subdue a drug-crazed individual. Amidst frequent similar incidents, authorities are strengthening monitoring and response measures for drug control and public safety.
A massive landslide triggered by heavy rains in Nan province, northern Thailand, poses a serious threat to local residents and a school. Experts are investigating the unstable ground, which shows signs of further collapse.
Pattaya City is advancing its three-year manpower and employee development plans for fiscal years 2027-2029. A committee, chaired by the Deputy Mayor, held its second meeting to discuss plan details with department heads. The initiative aims to bolster the city's administrative service capacity.
A massive sinkhole suddenly opened on a major downtown street in Chiang Rai, Thailand. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. City authorities and the Provincial Waterworks Authority are collaborating on repairs, with underground utilities exposed. Identifying the cause and inspecting infrastructure are urgent priorities.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul met with the ILO Director-General, attending the ASEAN Labor Ministers Meeting, to discuss labor cooperation, skills development, and adapting Thai workers to evolving job market demands. The government is focusing on expanding upskilling and reskilling to meet overseas demand.
Factors for choosing family-friendly hotels and residences near Bangkok are detailed, emphasizing practical considerations such as travel time, room size, amenities, and transportation access, which vary based on the length of stay.
The IMF warns of rising commodity prices and financial strain due to ongoing conflicts. However, ASEAN has historically demonstrated resilience by transforming shocks into opportunities for integration and growth. Prioritizing dialogue and cooperation, the region has seen GDP, trade, and investment expansion, driving future prosperity through energy transition and digital economy initiatives.
Pattaya City has opened the 'One Stop Shopping Expo' at the Eastern National Sports Center. Running from September 12th to 20th, the event anticipates 100,000 visitors and an economic impact of 200 million baht, aiming to boost the local economy and attract tourists.
Thai entertainer Nene Royal held a farewell concert in Thailand ahead of the grand finale of America's Got Talent (AGT). She is urging the public to vote for her to win the competition.
Thai performer Nene Royal has revealed her readiness for the finals of the popular talent show "America's Got Talent," stating she is training hard with the goal of winning. Her determination for the finals and strong will to win are evident.
A former Permanent Secretary of Thailand's Ministry of Commerce has sharply criticized the current leadership's personnel decisions, accusing them of mismanaging talented individuals and abusing power. The move raises concerns about morale within the ministry.
Chiang Mai Airport in Thailand has recorded over 6.53 million passengers in the first eight months of 2026, on track to near its annual target of 10 million. Preparations are underway for the high season with facility enhancements.
A massive landslide in Nan Province, northern Thailand, has expanded by another 100 meters, with ongoing ground subsidence posing a continuous risk. Local school facilities have suffered severe damage, making safety assurance an urgent priority.
Thailand's Central Investigation Bureau has arrested the alleged ringleader of a drug operation that trafficked methamphetamine from the North to Southern networks. The 55-year-old suspect denies involvement in directing the drug trade.
The Thai government announced a reduction in diesel oil prices from refineries by 2.40 baht per liter. This measure will be effective from September 16 to October 31, aiming to alleviate the burden on citizens amidst rising inflation.
SIRIVANNARAI, the fashion brand by Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana, has announced a complete sell-out of its special 'Cheer Team Thai' collection, designed to support Thai athletes. The brand expressed gratitude for the overwhelming customer response and hinted at potential restocks.
Thailand's Deputy Foreign Minister announced that Thailand and Cambodia will hold their first conciliation committee meeting under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) in Singapore. Thailand expressed confidence in its legal standing under international law, though views Cambodia's participation in conciliation as a "game." The two countries are entering this process after over 20 years of stalled bilateral negotiations.
A volunteer soldier in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, was found dead by hanging in a forest behind a military camp after disappearing upon returning to his unit from leave. The mysterious circumstances surrounding his death have fueled speculation.