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Chiang Rai Times

Mae Sai Border Remains Restricted for Foreign Tourists as of September 2026

As of September 2026, the Mae Sai border crossing between Thailand and Myanmar is not considered a normally open tourist border for foreign nationals. While Thai and Myanmar nationals may still cross under limited conditions, these arrangements are subject to change with little notice.

Chiang Rai Times

Thailand Shortens Tourist Visa Exemption to 30 Days from Sept 15, 2026

Thailand will reduce its primary tourist visa exemption from 60 days to 30 days, effective September 15, 2026. Travelers entering Thailand on or after this date will need to verify visa requirements and potential extensions based on their planned length of stay.

INN News

Kalasin Intensifies Lam Pao Dam Checks, No Black Chin Tilapia Found

Initial checks at Thailand's Lam Pao Dam in Kalasin province have found no evidence of the invasive Black Chin Tilapia. Fishery officials and local fishermen are maintaining vigilance, while urging the public to refrain from posting content about the fish from other areas.

Pattaya News

Elderly Homeless Woman Found Deceased During Attempted Rescue in Pattaya

A live-streamed rescue attempt for an elderly homeless woman in Pattaya took a tragic turn when the well-known rescuer arrived to find the woman had already passed away, leaving volunteers and viewers distressed. The incident highlights the challenges faced by vulnerable individuals.

Pattaya News

Pattaya City Partners with DASTA to Enhance Good Governance and Stakeholder Participation

Pattaya City has partnered with the Designated Areas for Sustainable Tourism Administration (DASTA) to implement an activity aimed at strengthening good governance and improving city management. This initiative focuses on enhancing knowledge and understanding of operations based on the three core principles of good governance: quality, communication, and participation.

ThaiCapitalist

Thai Companies See Stock Gains Amid Restructuring and New Investments

Major Thai companies including B.Grimm Power, Charoen Pokphand Foods, and Global Power Synergy are experiencing stock price uptrends following announcements of business restructuring and new investments. The energy sector, in particular, is seeing active investments in renewable energy and data centers.

The Phuket Express

South Korean Fraud Suspect Arrested in Thailand

Thai Immigration Police have arrested a South Korean national, a senior figure in the "Lucky Nine" fraud syndicate, in Nonthaburi. The suspect is wanted for orchestrating large-scale investment scams that caused significant financial losses.

MGR Online (South)

PSU Trang は、持続可能な方法で価値を創造しコミュニティ経済を向上させる「海の植物からの製品」を強調し、Enactus Thai 2026 賞を 2 つ受賞しました

MGR Online (South) は「M.G.R. Online (South)」と読みます。 トラン氏は、価値を創造し、持続可能な方法でコミュニティ経済を向上させる「海の植物からの製品」に焦点を当て、エナクタス・タイランド 2026 賞を 2 つ受賞しました。

MGR Online (Regional)

US Navy Sailors Draw Crowds at Pattaya Shopping Mall

US Navy sailors visiting a major shopping mall in Pattaya, Thailand, have attracted significant crowds of Thai citizens eager to see them. The area is expected to remain lively late into the night before their departure on September 6th.

MGR Online (Regional)

父親はそれに耐えられず、ダムロンサム・センターに押し入り、息子は若者グループに襲われ、障害を負い、脳が腫れ上がった。警察は、彼は医療結果を受け取ることができないと主張している。犯罪者を罰せずに

MGR オンライン (地域) の配信見出しでは「父親はそれに耐えられず、ダムロンタムセンターを襲撃し、息子は若者グループに輪姦された。 彼は障害があり、脳浮腫を患っています。

MGR Online (Business)

Thailand's 8-Baht Bus Era Ends, EV Buses Usher in New Era

Thailand's iconic 8-baht flat-fare, older model buses are set to cease operations in 2027 (B.E. 2570). The transition to new, air-conditioned electric buses is expected to accelerate the modernization of public transportation.

Thailand Business News

政治、経済、観光、社会問題を含むタイの最近の出来事の概要

USS エイブラハム リンカーン空母は、286 日間の長期配備を経てタイに入港し、同艦とその乗組員にとって重要な節目を迎えました。 中東地域で何か月も過ごした空母打撃群は、ついにタイの有名なリゾート地パタヤに到着し、約5,000人の船員と海兵隊員に、ほぼ9か月ぶりの海上での実質的な休暇を与えた。

MGR Online (Business)

'Future Sky' Advances e-WorkPermit, Demands 715 Million Baht in Unpaid Wages

Thai company 'Future Sky' is pushing for the 'e-WorkPermit' system while simultaneously demanding 715 million baht in unpaid wages from the government. The company aims to ensure contract fulfillment for the system's development and implementation and to recover associated funds.