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Thailand is enhancing traffic safety by establishing observation posts at key intersections. This initiative aims to ensure the safety of local residents and strengthen the role of these areas as gateways.
Khanom buang, Thailand's traditional crispy crêpe, boasts a history stretching back centuries, evolving from royal court delicacies to a beloved street food staple. Its journey reflects changing tastes and Thai societal evolution.
Gulf Energy Development (GULF) has clinched three awards in the Power and Utilities category at the IAA Awards for Listed Companies 2026. The accolades include consecutive wins for BEST CEO and BEST CFO, underscoring the capital market's recognition of GULF's strategic vision and financial acumen, alongside its commitment to investor relations.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul addressed political speculation regarding his stance and potential cabinet reshuffles. He clarified that a photograph from a parliamentarian's birthday celebration was merely a friendly social interaction, dispelling notions of political significance. Furthermore, regarding rumors of the Commerce Minister's potential dismissal, he stated it would necessitate his own resignation, thereby denying any imminent cabinet changes.
Choosing high-end modern furniture in Thailand involves more than just aesthetics, focusing on craftsmanship, material integrity, and design coherence. Key considerations for balancing long-term value and visual appeal are highlighted.
Sri Panwa Phuket, a luxury resort, is hosting the "PHUKET YOUTH ORCHESTRA SEASON 2" concert to support the development of young Thai musicians, aiming to foster talent through music.
In Chiang Rai, Thailand, a prominent individual known as "Doi Thibes" has announced a severing of ties with a local rescue unit, citing financial irregularities. The announcement calls for a retrospective investigation spanning the past decade, raising concerns about transparency in local rescue operations.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has filed a lawsuit against the CP consortium seeking 13.3 billion baht in damages for alleged breach of contract related to a high-speed rail project, potentially impacting delays and cost overruns.
Yala City in Southern Thailand plans to implement a 72-hour early warning system to combat increasingly severe flood damage. This initiative aims to provide crucial preparation time for evacuation advisories and infrastructure protection, thereby mitigating losses.
Thai stock market activity centers on PROEN, an ICT solutions provider, and SCB, a major commercial bank. PROEN anticipates significant cash inflow from payment clearance, while SCB reported quarterly earnings fluctuations. The broader market sentiment appears influenced by bank earnings reports.
Thailand's Lam Pao Dam is expected to hold only 59% of its capacity this year due to El Niño's impact. Concerns are rising over agricultural water shortages, prompting recommendations for farmers to revise their dry-season crop plans.
The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a strong warning for heavy rain and high tides in the eastern and southern coastal regions. The weather is expected to deteriorate over the weekend, necessitating caution against rising rivers and coastal flooding.
The Democrat Party's spokesperson countered Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul's remarks, asserting that the opposition's no-confidence debate is a constitutional right and that the Prime Minister himself devalues the work of MPs. This highlights rising political tensions in Thailand.
Chonburi province in Thailand has reversed its order for blue uniforms, reinstating the previous orange color. The governor's decision appears to be a concession to public sentiment.
Thailand's leading telecom operator, AIS, announced its subsidiary will acquire a 49% stake in Lao Telecommunications (LTC) through a Singapore-based holding company, aiming to expand its presence in the Laotian market.
Phuket activists are planning a new protest against the Jewish community center 'Chabad' on October 31. While specific protest details remain unclear, the planned action is drawing attention within the local community.
Thailand's Prime Minister expressed concern about the potential for social unrest similar to that seen in France to occur within Thailand. He urged citizens to seek peaceful resolutions, highlighting the importance of maintaining social stability.
A Thai worker, who had diligently labored in South Korea for 21 years, has passed away unexpectedly. The tragic news comes just before his planned marriage next year, leaving his family in deep sorrow. The exact cause of death is unclear, but overwork or health issues are suspected.
Thai police have arrested several Chinese suspects in Bangkok in connection with abduction cases in Dubai. Further details regarding the incident and the number of suspects are pending.
Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has dismissed any possibility of removing Thai AirAsia X CEO Suphajee Sae-chong or conducting a cabinet reshuffle, according to public statements.
Thailand's government has launched an urgent response to bolster the nation's cybersecurity and protect sensitive data, including personal information, following an alert about a critical PHP vulnerability. The move reflects growing concerns over escalating cyberattack risks.
Speculation is mounting in Thai politics that 58 MPs from the Klatham party may vote in favor of Bhumjaithai cabinet ministers during an upcoming no-confidence debate. They could then be 'dismissed' for violating party resolutions, paving the way for a mass defection to Bhumjaithai, a key coalition partner. This move is seen as part of a political maneuver by Thammanat Prompao.
Ayutthaya, Thailand – Highway police pursued a human trafficking ring transporting illegal migrants for approximately 5 kilometers, resulting in damage to four pickup trucks and injuries to two individuals.
A 'Nam Biat' phenomenon has caused a massive influx of fish to wash ashore along a 1.5km stretch of Cha-am beach in Thailand. Over 100 villagers have flocked to the coast to take advantage of this unusual event, bringing a buzz to the area.
The controversy surrounding holy basil (Gapao) in Thailand shows signs of cooling down following government intervention. Initial concerns raised by certain groups were addressed promptly by authorities, seemingly preventing further escalation of the issue.
Thai Energy Minister Akanat Promphan met Myanmar's military leader Min Aung Hlaing to discuss expanding bilateral natural gas cooperation. The talks also covered climate change adaptation and disaster preparedness.
Students from the science program at Prince of Songkla University Demonstration School in Southern Thailand have won the top prize at the "Better Futures Project 2026" competition. They presented innovative ideas transforming Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) into practical social problem-solving initiatives.
The Governor of Chonburi Province has announced the reversal of a decision to change Pattaya's taxi uniform color from blue back to orange. The move cites improved visibility and cost reduction, appearing to address concerns following the initial alteration.
Gulf Energy Development Public Company Limited (GULF), a major Thai energy conglomerate, has successfully completed the issuance of six tranches of corporate bonds, reporting a subscription rate of 2.1 times the initial target. This indicates strong financial health and market confidence in the company.
Pattaya, Thailand, has reversed its decision on mandatory blue taxi vests for drivers after only six days. The Thaiger reports on the initial objectives, public and driver reactions, and the reasons behind the swift policy change.
A shooting incident behind the Bo Thong market in Pattani Province, Southern Thailand, resulted in one resident dead and one injured. The incident occurred on October 22, 2026. Details are under investigation.
MGR Online (South)の配信先頭では「ハートヤイ警視庁とスワンネック・バンコクが手を携えてドラマを終わらせよう！ 」大雨に対処するためにクロンリアンの水門を制御するソンクラー灌漑を提供します。
A dispute over the introduction of blue uniforms for Pattaya's taxi drivers has concluded with the government deciding to revert to the original orange color. Following public backlash, the Prime Minister has shown respect for public opinion. Compensation for the 550 baht uniform purchase cost is also being considered.
Thailand's Ministry of Commerce is closely monitoring price fluctuations of key food items like pork, chicken, eggs, and vegetables due to rising costs, preparing necessary measures to mitigate impacts on public life.
Foreign capital is reportedly flowing into hazardous waste recycling businesses across Thailand, with 295 companies identified nationwide. Three such firms are specifically noted in Prachinburi province. This trend is raising concerns about potential environmental pollution and safety management.
Thailand is set to transform its idle land into sites for carbon credit generation, aiming to enhance industrial sustainability and secure new revenue streams. The focus will now be on the specific design and implementation plans for this initiative.