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A severe collision between two pickup trucks late at night in Chiang Rai province resulted in the death of a 65-year-old woman and injuries to four others, who were transported to the hospital. Police are currently investigating the cause of the accident.
Le Méridien Chiang Rai Resort is set to host "ARTEL by illus.illy.cei" from October 9-13, transforming guest rooms into art galleries featuring local artists. The event aims to blend regional culture with contemporary art, welcoming both guests and non-residents.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) will list 28 new depositary receipts (DRs) linked to international stocks and ETFs across Asia, the US, and Europe. This initiative aims to broaden investment choices for Thai investors, allowing easier access to global assets without needing overseas brokerage accounts.
The Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) announced that 10 entry points on the Burapha Withi Expressway near Bangkok will be closed from September 11-16. This is reportedly part of infrastructure development works. Users are advised to check alternative routes.
Thailand is set to promote "low-carbon agriculture" through a collaboration between the Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, and Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. The initiative aims to reduce energy costs and align with international climate change regulations by integrating renewable energy innovations.
In central Thailand, a former police officer has barricaded himself. His son's emotional plea for his father went unanswered for 30 minutes, leading police to postpone a raid. Efforts to resolve the situation are ongoing.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport and Communications is expediting legal reforms, including mandatory GPS installation, to address illegal operations and traffic violations by foreign trucks. This aims to establish order and enhance safety within the nation's logistics sector.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) held a memorial event at Hua Lamphong Station in Bangkok to honor Prince Burachat, the 'Prince of the Chao Phraya River,' for his significant contributions to the nation's railway development. The event served to commemorate his legacy and recognize his pivotal role in Thai railway history.
In Thailand, the son of an individual involved in a standoff exceeding 9 hours has arrived on site to assist in negotiations. Thermal drones have been unable to pinpoint the location, escalating the urgency to resolve the situation.
As Myanmar junta leader Min Aung Hlaing prepares to visit Cambodia, Fortify Rights urges the nation to uphold its obligations to enforce any International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant. The organization stresses that Cambodia should not legitimize him, given the charges of crimes against humanity.
Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Pipat held a meeting with 26 agencies regarding the oil spill on Rama 3 Road in Bangkok. A subcommittee will be established to manage the incident, aiming for comprehensive pollution control.
Pimchanok Sornkrasin, Permanent Secretary of the Thai Ministry of Commerce, has announced her resignation from public service following a reassignment order to a role outside her previous purview. This move may indicate internal power struggles or shifts in policy direction within the ministry, with potential implications for Thailand's economy.
An expedition using specialized equipment is planned to investigate the depth of 'Hong Cave' in Rayong, Thailand, and to explore the origins of its legend, including the 'sound of the Hong's bell' and its connection to Thai classical music. The cave has long been associated with mystical tales, and its true nature awaits discovery.
CP Group has agreed to extend its operation of Bangkok's Airport Rail Link for four more months, demanding 240 million baht for operational costs. This agreement is contingent on the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) refraining from any legal action, with CP threatening to cease operations if sued.
An 81mm mortar shell was discovered at Wat Pa Silarat Pattanaram temple in Loei province, Thailand. Security forces cordoned off the area, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) teams were dispatched for recovery and disposal, causing concern among local residents.
A standoff involving a former police officer in central Thailand has entered its eighth hour with no sign of surrender. Police are attempting to negotiate his capitulation, while witness accounts of the shooting have emerged.
A 30-year-old man has surrendered to police after fatally shooting his current girlfriend's ex-boyfriend six times in central Thailand. The motive is believed to be related to a romantic dispute.
Thailand's election commissioners may face a lawsuit in the Constitutional Court for alleged failures in conducting the 2024 senatorial election impartially, honestly, and fairly, according to a former Constitutional Court justice.
A grilled chicken vendor in Nakhon Ratchasima revealed that the suspect in the mass shooting had previously expressed distress, saying 'I might not get to eat this again' shortly before the incident, highlighting the tragedy's human element.
A former military officer in central Thailand held his home under siege for over six hours after fatally shooting his wife at a school, causing a tense standoff with police and shocking the local community.
Thailand's traditional inhalant medicine 'Yadom' is being launched as a new board game. This development is drawing attention as part of a 'soft power' strategy to promote Thai culture and products internationally.
Thailand is accelerating the promotion of low-carbon agriculture through collaboration between the Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. The goal is to reduce energy costs in the agricultural sector and comply with international environmental standards by adopting renewable energy technologies.
Thai startup 'Sensai' has launched a new aroma balm, 'Balm Samunphrai Aroma,' targeting modern professionals. The product aims to capture a new lifestyle market by combining relaxation benefits with practicality.
Firefighters are maintaining a 24-hour watch over an oil leak in Bangkok's drainage system, as authorities prepare to inspect an underground pipeline for potential defects. Fire risk mitigation is the top priority.
Thailand's Meteorological Department has issued a heavy rain and flood warning effective through September 13. Special attention is required in Bangkok and central, northern, northeastern, and eastern regions. There is also concern about the potential development of a tropical cyclone.
Patong Chabad in Phuket has decided to proceed with its Jewish New Year celebration despite local opposition and calls for reconsideration, citing significant economic losses from cancellation and its status as the sole venue capable of hosting 800 attendees.
A van driver sustained injuries after his vehicle veered off the highway and crashed into a tree in Lampang province on September 9, 2026. The van had been recorded traveling at 143 km/h shortly before the accident, with police investigating the cause.
Thai House Speaker Sophon Saram attended the awards ceremony for the 'Suphawathi Season 3' youth development program. He emphasized fostering a new generation capable of rational debate in parliament, urging youth to cultivate patriotism and contribute constructively to the nation.
Following a tragic shooting of a teacher at a kindergarten in Banglamung, Chonburi, on September 9, 2026, the Deputy Interior Minister visited the scene and pledged to enhance gun protection measures for schools across the country.
Thailand's House of Representatives witnessed intense verbal exchanges between ruling and opposition parties during deliberations on the FY2025 budget bill. Deepening conflicts over budget allocation suggest an unavoidable extension of the proceedings, with specific regional budget concentrations drawing scrutiny.
Following a shooting incident that resulted in the death of a teacher in Thailand, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has ordered the Deputy Minister of Interior to visit the affected area. The focus is on investigating the motives behind the attack and ensuring swift compensation for victims.
A wildfire in Thailand's Sattahip district, Chonburi province, threatened nearby homes before firefighters managed to contain it after over an hour of battling the blaze. The cause is under investigation.
Thailand's House of Representatives is struggling to process the FY2025 budget. Opposition MPs are defending their right to debate, countering accusations of unbalanced time allocation from the ruling Pheu Thai Party. The clash highlights differing views on parliamentary proceedings and agenda priorities.
A fierce clash erupted on Tawe mountain in Narathiwat province, southern Thailand, between security forces and insurgents. One insurgent was killed, with no casualties among the security personnel. Authorities are verifying details amidst heightened regional security.
Following the export of 320,000 black bass by 11 companies, an outbreak within Thailand has raised questions about its aquatic resource management system. The balance between export and domestic conservation is being scrutinized.
Thai stock markets are seeing individual company movements in the aviation (AOT, SKY), logistics (III), property (A5), and food (XO) sectors. Notably, airport expansion projects and company outlooks are influencing stock prices.