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A kindergarten teacher was shot dead on school grounds in Banglamung, Chonburi, Thailand. Police are currently negotiating with a police officer identified as the suspect, who is reportedly surrounded in a nearby house.
A teacher was shot at a school in Thailand, with CCTV capturing the incident. The suspect returned home and was subsequently surrounded by police for over three hours, with negotiations underway for their surrender. The motive remains under investigation.
Thailand is on alert for flash floods, forest runoff, landslides, and flooding in 71 provinces and Bangkok until September 13. Heavy rainfall is expected in many areas, prompting authorities to advise residents.
The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has issued warnings for flash floods, forest runoff, landslides, and river flooding across 71 provinces and Bangkok, effective from late August through September 13. Heavy rainfall is anticipated in numerous areas, prompting advisories for residents in vulnerable locations.
A rare, vibrantly colored freshwater crab, 'Pu Kirikhan' (also known as 'Pu Chet See'), has been discovered in Kui Buri, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, Thailand. This finding highlights the region's rich headwaters forest and biodiversity.
A dispute over the planned Jewish New Year festival in Patong Beach, Phuket, Thailand, is escalating between local residents and organizers. Residents protest, citing 'anti-Semitism' and demanding cancellation, while organizers express willingness to dialogue, leaving the final decision to senior management.
Phuket authorities have initiated a comprehensive inspection of shooting ranges in Kathu and Patong, aiming to enhance safety standards and mitigate risks for tourists and residents alike. The Deputy Governor led the operation.
A fierce clash erupted between security forces and militants in the Tawe mountain range in Narathiwat province, southern Thailand, resulting in the death of one suspect. The incident occurred on September 9, 2026.
Haze originating from Indonesia is affecting Betong District in Southern Thailand, leading to a continuous influx of patients with respiratory illnesses at Betong Hospital. Seasonal forest and peat fires are believed to be the cause, with the smog crossing borders and raising public health concerns.
Thailand's Airport Rail Link (ARL) faces uncertainty as its current operating contract is set to expire on September 30, 2024. The private concessionaire has expressed intent to terminate the agreement, raising concerns among regular commuters. The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) is currently negotiating with the private firm to ensure a smooth transition.
A car rental business owner in Hat Yai, Thailand, has filed a police report against creditors due to relentless debt collection. The initial loan of 780,000 Baht has allegedly ballooned to 2.8 million Baht due to interest and fees. The owner claims the interest rates and collection methods are unfair.
A police officer shot and killed his wife, a teacher, at a kindergarten in Chonburi, Thailand. All 44 students were unharmed, and authorities are negotiating with the perpetrator. The motive is under investigation.
A shooting incident occurred at a kindergarten in central Thailand, where a police officer allegedly shot and killed his wife. Police have surrounded the suspect's home and are attempting to negotiate. The 44 children present at the time were unharmed.
Cosmetics brand ELIXIR hosted three Thai and Japanese experts to discuss the latest science behind skin sagging and unveil its new product, the ELIXIR Total V Firming Cream. The event highlighted an innovative approach to strengthening the skin's internal support structure, based on over 40 years of collagen research.
Following an oil spill on Rama 3 Road in Bangkok, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Pipat Ratchakitprakarn chaired an urgent meeting. He ordered an investigation to identify the cause and pursue compensation from responsible operators.
A 67-year-old South Korean national has been arrested in Hua Hin, Thailand, on suspicion of large-scale real estate fraud involving over 147 million baht. The Crime Suppression Division (CSD) apprehended the suspect at a luxury residence, with victims reportedly concentrated in South Korea.
Thai conglomerate GULF announced its participation in Gastech 2026, set for September 2026 in Bangkok, to unveil its integrated energy, LNG, and digital infrastructure ecosystem. The company aims to enhance regional competitiveness and drive sustainable economic growth.
A 67-year-old South Korean national has been arrested in Hua Hin, Thailand, on charges of large-scale real estate investment fraud totaling 147 million baht. Multiple victims from South Korea are reportedly involved, and Thai authorities are continuing their investigation.
A teacher was fatally shot at a kindergarten in Banglamung district, Chonburi, on Wednesday, with all 44 children present at the school reported safe. Authorities are investigating the incident, with the victim's husband believed to be the primary suspect. The school has been temporarily closed.
A coalition opposing the Wang Thong Dam project in Thailand's eastern Chanthaburi province has announced a protest gathering outside the provincial hall on September 13. The provincial governor has ordered comprehensive security measures for the event, amid concerns from environmental groups and local residents about the dam's potential impact.
The 'black-chinned tilapia,' identified as an alien species, has been found in Lam Pao Dam, Kalasin Province, Thailand. The captured specimens had two fishing lures attached, raising concerns about their proliferation and spread within the dam.
A woman was fatally shot inside a kindergarten in Bang Lamung district, Chonburi, with her police officer husband suspected of the crime. All 44 children at the school were safely evacuated. The suspect is reportedly holed up at his residence.
A police officer fatally shot his wife inside a kindergarten in Rayong province, Thailand. Fortunately, all 44 children present were unharmed. Authorities are currently attempting to persuade the suspect to surrender.
A boom in data center construction in Thailand's eastern Rayong province is raising concerns among residents about the strain on electricity, water resources, and the environment. The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) is urging the government to establish regulations before it's too late.
The Thai government announced its intention to completely lift COVID-19 related entry restrictions. This is expected to boost tourism and economic recovery. New regulations are expected to be implemented soon.
The Thai Ministry of Commerce is collaborating with leading department store The Mall Group to expand exports of Thai fruits into the premium market. This initiative aims to appeal to affluent consumers domestically and internationally, thereby increasing farmer incomes and enhancing the brand value of Thai agricultural products.
A network of dam opponents in Thailand is strongly protesting the proposed removal of a section of a national park for a 7.2 billion baht dam project, fearing the submersion of 6,191 rai of forest.
Udon Thani province in northern Thailand is anticipating economic revitalization with the upcoming 'FloraWorld 2026' International Horticultural Exposition, set to open on September 9, 2026. Local tourism-related businesses are preparing to welcome an influx of visitors.
In Krabi's Ao Nang district, approximately 50 rai (about 8 hectares) of forest land has been cleared. Concerns are mounting over potential landslides due to heavy rainfall, given the development's estimated value of over 1 billion baht. The governor has joined forces with the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) to expedite an investigation.
A popular pork rice bowl restaurant in Rayong, eastern Thailand, was completely destroyed by a fire early Wednesday morning. Police are investigating the possibility that an overheated refrigerator was the cause. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.
Na Jomtien Police in Thailand successfully recovered a stolen Honda Forza 350 belonging to a Russian owner using GPS tracking. Two other motorbikes with improper documentation were also seized in Samut Prakan. The incident highlights ongoing issues with motorcycle theft and the circulation of unregistered vehicles in Thailand.
A tragic accident occurred in Lampang province, northern Thailand, when a massive boulder fell from a mountain, crushing a pickup truck and killing its driver. Heavy rainfall is believed to be the cause, and local authorities plan to enhance safety measures on mountain roads.
Negotiations between the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) and CP Group regarding the extension of the Bangkok Airport Rail Link's operating concession appear to have progressed. CP Group has reportedly agreed to a conditional four-month extension, with relevant authorities convening for discussions.
As Thailand's 'Thai Help Thai Plus' campaign enters its final month, consumer spending in Chiang Mai is showing increased activity. Local businesses report that the campaign has boosted sales and express hope for continued government support.
Udon Thani province in northeastern Thailand has launched the '1 Million Flags, 1 Million Hearts' project to boost local engagement and anticipation for the International Horticultural Expo scheduled for 2026.
Following a series of oil and chemical spills in Bangkok, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Pipat Ratchakitprakarn, convened an emergency meeting. Efforts are underway to recover over 22,000 liters of oil spilled into the drainage system, with leaks from data centers also a key concern.