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Authorities in northern Thailand have discovered 1.41 million methamphetamine pills hidden in bushes near a school in Chiang Mai. Police suspect an ethnic criminal network was involved in an attempt to smuggle the drugs to the central region.
The Thai government announced a significant tightening of gun control measures, including a ban on carrying firearms and suspension of new permits. The Prime Minister warned of severe penalties for violators, raising concerns about impacts on public life and sport shooting.
A tragic street murder occurred in Songkhla province, southern Thailand, where a 29-year-old man confessed to killing his mother's new lover. Driven by extreme jealousy, the suspect surrendered to police with the murder weapons. The incident has sent shockwaves through the local community.
A motorcyclist crashed while attempting to beat a closing railway barrier near Bangkok's Makkasan station. While no serious injuries were reported, the incident, occurring at a site of a past fatal accident, highlights public safety concerns and the need for adherence to traffic laws.
Pattaya, Thailand is intensifying efforts to become an international film destination with the Pattaya International Film Festival 2026, scheduled for August 22-30. The event aims to leverage film for cultural exchange, tourism, investment, and creative industries, supporting the city's bid for UNESCO Creative City status.
A 20-year-old delivery rider has been arrested in Bangkok, Thailand, for allegedly abducting and sexually assaulting a 15-year-old schoolgirl who booked him via a ride-hailing app. Two more alleged victims have emerged during the investigation, prompting police to explore the possibility of wider victim involvement.
Pattaya City, Thailand, is intensifying its crackdown on parking violations, including those by tourists, in areas marked with red-and-white and yellow-and-white curbs. The move aims to secure public parking spaces and improve traffic management, with fines and towing for offenders.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has approved a budget of 392 million baht for the design phase of two new railway lines: Nakhon Sawan-Ban Phai and Chatrat-Nong Bua Lamphu. This move aims to expand Thailand's railway network.
An explosion occurred during illegal traditional rocket manufacturing in a rented house in East Pattaya, Thailand, injuring two men. The blast happened just 50 meters from a local school. Authorities found gunpowder and materials at the scene and are investigating the exact cause.
A worker in Chonburi has filed a police complaint against a company director accused of firing approximately six shots at him, then assaulting him with a firearm and physical force. Police have launched an investigation.
A Chinese tourist in Pattaya, riding without a helmet and endangering pedestrians, crashed into a parked police vehicle after attempting to flee officers who stopped him. The tourist has been detained and faces legal proceedings.
A Myanmar man and a Korean woman narrowly escaped a car fire that broke out in Chiang Mai's Doi Saket district. Both occupants exited the vehicle safely before flames engulfed it. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Bangkok's condominium market is increasingly polarized, with luxury projects outperforming the broader residential sector, which is hampered by weak purchasing power and tighter mortgage lending.
Thailand is accelerating efforts to regulate its dominant ride-hailing and food delivery platforms, which are now controlled by just two major players. The Trade Competition Commission has formed a special committee to develop new guidelines aimed at ensuring fair competition and protecting consumers and local businesses.
バンコク – 警察のSWATチームは、タイ北東部シーサケート県での長期にわたる捜索の末、非常に指名手配されている殺人容疑者の逮捕に成功した。 男は丸2年近く、地域の法執行官から身を隠していた。
A village chief in Thailand's Kamphaeng Phet province has been arrested and forced to resign after a drunk driving hit-and-run incident that killed two teenagers. The government has ordered a swift investigation and punishment following pleas from the victims' families.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is intensifying inspections of entertainment venues after discovering shortcomings in fire safety, escape routes, and building materials. The move, prompted by a major fire last year, prioritizes raising safety standards and preventing accidents.
Phuket authorities have launched a major crackdown on suspected foreign-owned businesses operating under Thai nominees. The investigation gained significant attention following a tense encounter at the local Chabad House Jewish religious center, highlighting concerns over illicit foreign business networks.
Thailand is set to introduce new screening measures for data center investment projects, aiming to protect its electricity grid while attracting foreign capital. The move seeks to ensure grid stability and sustainable industry growth.
首相が王室令状によるサラナ氏の罷免を求める中、会長職争いが激化 掲載日：2026年8月13日05時06分 新聞セクション：ニュースライター：ウィサワポーン・ジュクゴルジュン 国家放送通信委員会（NBTC）委員長サラナ・ブーンバイチャイヤプルック博士の適格性をめぐる論争が激化し、アヌティン・チャーンヴィラクル首相が、国家放送通信委員会（NBTC）委員長の解任を求める提出書に署名した。 彼の排除を求める王室命令。
The Anutin II administration in Thailand is facing a crisis of public confidence due to scandals including alleged Senate election rigging and cheating in local government recruitment exams. The momentum of the ruling Bhumjaithai Party (BJT) has been significantly impacted.
The Thai government is planning a comprehensive overhaul of the Firearms Act following a school shooting incident in Nonthaburi. Proposals include introducing fixed-term gun possession licenses and strengthening controls on the import, sale, transfer, possession, and use of firearms.
The Bhumjaithai Party (BJT) is facing a crisis of public confidence due to scandals including alleged Senate election rigging and cheating in local government recruitment exams, halting the momentum of the Anutin II administration. These issues have significantly damaged the party's image and cast a shadow over governance.
A vital bridge in Chiang Rai's Mae Suai district has partially collapsed due to severe flooding of the Lao River caused by heavy rains. The area is now closed to traffic for safety, with plans underway for a temporary crossing and a permanent replacement.
Central Chiang Rai celebrated Mother's Day with an exclusive 'Mindful Mom Yoga' event for VIP shoppers, aiming to strengthen mother-child bonds through yoga, aromatherapy, and surprise cake gifts.
The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a heavy rain warning for Northern Thailand, particularly Chiang Rai, from August 13th to 15th. Residents are urged to be cautious of flash floods and landslides.
Thai border patrol police in Chiang Rai successfully intercepted a major drug smuggling operation, seizing four million illegal methamphetamine pills after a high-speed chase. The suspect was apprehended following the dramatic incident.
Thailand's Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has decided to remove the street lighting charge, a burden on citizens for over 30 years, from electricity bills. This will lead to a 6-satang reduction in electricity rates to 3.89 baht per unit starting next month (September). Additionally, the residential electricity rate structure has been adjusted, capping the first 200 units at a maximum of 3 baht per unit.
The Thai government is actively implementing the 'Thailand Zero Dropout' policy, tracking over 58,000 children and youth who have left the education system in Bangkok, and successfully reintegrating more than 30,000 back into schooling. The initiative includes approving homeschooling and analyzing data to address declining student numbers.
A victims' support group in Thailand has criticized the police's slow response to a sexual assault and attempted murder case involving an 18-year-old woman, with no progress reported after two months. Police maintain that the investigation is ongoing but cite communication gaps with the victim.
MGR Online (South)の配信見出しでは「彼が持っているグラスは当店のものではありません！ 」 「ター・ウー」は農産物品評会にココアを売りに来たことを後悔している。
16-year-old Thai rock singer Nene Royal from Phuket has officially secured her spot in the live shows of America's Got Talent Season 21. Her powerful vocals and stage presence have captivated judges, drawing significant attention from fans in Thailand.
A surprise gift of gold bars from sons to their mother on Thai Mother's Day has garnered attention. The mother expressed her wish for her sons to grow into 'manly' individuals with 'responsibility and honesty,' suggesting the gift was part of their upbringing.
Thai authorities have seized 1,780 cartons of illegal cigarettes near the Sa Kaeo province border, a move that could lead to the dismantling of smuggling networks.
A fire broke out late Wednesday afternoon at a luxury residence in Kamala, Phuket, sending thick smoke from the third floor. Firefighters responded quickly, extinguishing the blaze with no reported injuries. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.
An environmental group in Thailand's Chonburi Province has clarified its position on a planned dam construction, stating it proposed a scale reduction to avoid impacting wildlife habitats, not outright opposition to the project itself. The foundation's secretary-general emphasized this point.