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A disturbance occurred at a temple in Thailand, where followers of a certain monk caused a commotion with motorcycles and verbally abused journalists. Police officers attempting to de-escalate the situation were reportedly threatened with a metal pipe by one of the followers. This incident is seen as part of an ongoing series of controversies surrounding the temple.
A government official has explained the findings of an investigation into an oil spill near Rama 3 Road in Bangkok, criticizing the opposition Democrat Party for politicizing the incident. The focus is on determining the cause and preventing future occurrences.
The Maulid festival was held in Betong, Yala Province, southern Thailand, celebrating the bilateral relationship between Thailand and Malaysia. The event aimed to promote cultural exchange and cross-border tourism, emphasizing the "one heart" unity between the two nations.
Thailand's Deputy Interior Minister has ordered a comprehensive investigation into suspected Israeli illegal business networks operating via nominees, following the discovery of an unauthorized Jewish cemetery in Chachoengsao Province. The probe is now expanding to Chonburi and Phuket.
Thailand's Deputy Interior Minister has ordered an investigation into an unauthorized Jewish cemetery found in Chachoengsao, expanding a probe into suspected Israeli-linked illegal business networks nationwide. Connections are also being investigated in Chonburi and Phuket.
A one-year-old child in a Thai hospital allegedly had a finger severed by a nursing assistant during the removal of IV line tape. While the finger was surgically reattached, the child suffered severe pain. The hospital's response is under scrutiny.
Environmental groups opposing the Wang Ton Dam project in Chanthaburi, Thailand, are preparing to distribute thousands of meals and 600 bowls of noodles to local residents, signaling a potential escalation of their protest.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has announced the appointment of two new Deputy Governors to fill vacant positions, bringing the total to seven. This move aims to enhance operational efficiency and organizational strength through a reshuffling of responsibilities.
Thailand's opposition parties are set to submit a no-confidence motion against the government by the end of September. Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul is among the targeted ministers, with issues like alleged irregularities in local recruitment exams and Senate elections expected to be debated.
The Bangkok MRT Blue Line experienced a 30-minute delay due to a signal system malfunction near Hua Lamphong Station, affecting services between Itsaraphap and Phetchaburi.
A major fire broke out at an apartment building in Bangkok's Bang Kapi district on Saturday afternoon. Firefighters were dispatched to the scene to contain the blaze. The cause of the fire and details on potential injuries were not immediately available.
Thailand has officially sent off its national athletes to the 20th Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan, with a strong emphasis on sportsmanship, discipline, and cultural diplomacy. Officials urged athletes to represent the nation with pride and foster international friendships.
A planned Rosh Hashanah dinner at the Chabad Center in Patong, Phuket, was canceled on September 11 due to security concerns raised by Israeli officials, following a protest by hundreds of demonstrators.
The son of British-Nigerian businessman Igho Ubiribo, who died in Thailand after a cosmetic procedure, is questioning initial reports and demanding a thorough investigation. He claims his father was murdered and suffered severe facial injuries.
On September 11, 2026, Pattaya City Deputy Mayor inaugurated the "GO GO JAPAN" festival, featuring renowned Japanese restaurants from Thailand's Eastern region, offering a taste of Japanese culture and cuisine.
Thai police are investigating the potential involvement of third parties in a temple fund misappropriation case involving a former monk and a woman, tracing over 215 million baht in financial transactions. Information has also been shared with the Anti-Money Laundering Office.
Thailand is grappling with inflation fueled by rising energy costs, while its property market experiences a slow recovery. Despite an increase in condominium transfers to foreigners, overall market vibrancy remains limited. The Board of Investment (BOI) is attempting to stimulate the economy by approving new projects.
Thailand's Ministry of Public Health is in negotiations with global pharmaceutical giants like MSD and Roche to establish the country as a hub for new drug research, development, and manufacturing. This initiative aims to attract significant R&D investment and improve public access to new medicines at lower costs.
Vietnamese and Malaysian media have ranked Thailand 3rd globally for digital nomads and 4th for retirees. The Thai government views this as an economic opportunity, aiming to attract long-term stays and boost spending.
Chiang Mai Airport served over 6.53 million passengers from January to August this year, with international travel showing a robust 14% increase year-on-year. The airport anticipates a rise in flights and passenger numbers with the upcoming winter schedule.
The Thai women's national rugby team has departed for New Zealand for a training camp in preparation for the 2026 Asian Games. The team aims for a top finish in Asia through joint training sessions with world-class teams.
Thai energy giant Bangchak Corporation has released the results of its investigation into a suspected fuel pipeline leak, confirming no leaks were found. The company emphasized its response to minimize impact on the local community.
Pai's Chabad House in Chiang Mai province, Northern Thailand, hosted a vibrant New Year celebration for nearly 700 Jewish attendees. The event proceeded under strict security measures.
A large-scale protest against the 7.2 billion baht Wang Tonot Dam construction project is planned for September 13 in front of the Chanthaburi provincial hall. Concerns are raised about forest destruction and the impact on wild elephant habitats.
The Governor of Chachoengsao province is calling for a renewed investigation into the '90 Bar' incident, contrasting the swift action by the police with the prolonged silence from the Ministry of Interior. The issue highlights concerns about public trust and administrative transparency.
Patong Police in Phuket have arrested a 19-year-old woman and a 47-year-old man, seizing approximately 280 methamphetamine pills during a raid on a rental room in Patong. This action is part of ongoing police efforts to maintain community safety.
Thailand has called for an independent investigation into alleged Cambodian military use of the Preah Vihear temple area as a stronghold, emphasizing that such actions violate international law regarding World Heritage sites.
Northern Thailand, specifically Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son, is implementing stringent security measures ahead of the Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah) celebrations. Enhanced inspections for weapons and explosives are in place to prevent terrorism and crime.
Tanakon Wangboonkongchana, a party-list MP for the Bhumjaithai Party, stated that relevant agencies are considering the feasibility of extending the 'Thai Choo Thai Plus' program, Phase 2, taking into account economic conditions and public response. He noted the success of Phase 1 and suggested a possible 1-2 month extension due to available funds. Additionally, a domestic tourism promotion campaign, 'Thai Tiew Thai Plus,' is planned for late 2024.
The Thai government has launched the AI Nok Krasip program, offering loan options up to 3 million baht to support merchants and small businesses. The program leverages transaction data from the Tung Ngern app to facilitate loan assessments for businesses lacking traditional documentation.
Thai authorities arrested a Cambodian national and a Thai man in Bangkok for attempting to traffic a protected rhinoceros hornbill and a gibbon. The arrests are believed to be part of an international wildlife trafficking network, with both suspects facing charges for illegal trade in protected animals. Authorities are investigating the online channels used for such illicit activities.
Pattaya Tourist Police intensified efforts on September 11 to ensure passenger safety on boat trips to Koh Larn, focusing on proper life jacket usage. This initiative aims to protect tourists both on land and offshore.
Pattaya Tourist Police deployed officers to Bali Hai Pier on the evening of September 11 to assist tourists disembarking from Koh Larn boats due to rough seas, aiming to prevent slips and falls.
Thai authorities have arrested eight foreigners at a market in Bangkok's Min Buri district on charges including working without permits and overstaying their visas. Two were cited for working illegally, four for illegal entry and stay, and two for overstaying. Authorities reiterated the importance of adhering to labor and immigration laws.
Heavy overnight rain on September 10th caused widespread flooding across major roads and residential areas in Pattaya, Thailand. The downpour disrupted traffic, leading to stranded vehicles and property damage, highlighting the city's drainage limitations.
Pattaya's Big Buddha Hill road has suffered damage from a landslide, prompting the city to approve major repairs starting in 2027. Temporary asphalt repairs will be undertaken to ensure the safety of residents and tourists using the popular exercise route.