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A former Thai Member of Parliament has been charged with four serious offenses in connection with the murder of the Nontaburi Provincial Administrative Organization (PAO) governor. The suspect claims self-defense, but police have arrested him and plan to seek his remand at court tomorrow.
A former Thai MP allegedly shot and killed a provincial administrator and his driver over a debt dispute. The ex-parliamentarian surrendered to police, claiming self-defense.
Gulf Energy Development in Thailand has donated air quality monitoring equipment to mitigate the impact of transboundary haze. This initiative aims to contribute to domestic environmental protection and public health.
A black, oil-like slick has been found floating in the sea and washing ashore at Jomtien Beach in Chon Buri, prompting authorities to warn tourists against swimming. Investigations into the cause and cleanup operations are underway.
Chanthaburi Province, Thailand, announced plans to alleviate traffic congestion at the Sukhumvit Road intersection and accelerate the construction of a bridge over the Chanthaburi River. These infrastructure improvements are expected to enhance convenience for tourists and streamline logistics.
The Thailand Creative Content Agency (CEA) announced the success of the Thai music industry in the global market. Through digital platforms and international promotion, Thai artists and songs are gaining wider recognition abroad, contributing to increased revenue.
Thailand's Ministry of Interior has instructed provincial officials nationwide to intensify gun control measures, focusing on checkpoints at government facilities and crowded locations to prevent further incidents. This follows a series of crimes involving legally registered firearms.
Pattaya City has temporarily suspended six personnel following allegations of demanding unofficial fines from tourists at Bali Hai Pier without issuing official receipts. The city is conducting a fact-finding investigation.
Ahead of Thailand's Mother's Day on August 12, a shortage of jasmine, the traditional gift, is becoming apparent. This highlights the holiday's blend of family traditions and royal commemoration.
Thai petrochemical giant PTTGC anticipates a modest performance in the second half of 2026, expressing confidence that the company has already passed its lowest point. The company plans to strengthen its specialty products and green & bio businesses.
Large quantities of black, oil-like substances washed ashore at Jomtien Beach in Chonburi province on Monday, prompting authorities to urge tourists and residents to temporarily avoid swimming. An investigation into the cause is underway.
Huawei accelerates AI adoption in Thailand's healthcare sector by launching four innovative technologies, aiming to transform the nation's public health system.
A former MP, Chalong Riewraeng, has told police that a debt dispute prompted him to fatally shoot Nonthaburi Provincial Administration Organisation (PAO) chief Thongchai Yenprasert. Police are investigating whether the killing was premeditated.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has canceled his scheduled F-16 fighter jet flight on August 14, citing unreadiness. However, he will still attend a briefing on Air Force missions and visit personnel.
Hatyaiwittayalai Secondary School in Songkhla stated that a threatening online post by a recently dismissed foreign teacher was likely due to miscommunication regarding Thai bureaucratic procedures. The school temporarily suspended classes and plans to revise its foreign teacher recruitment process to prevent recurrence.
MGR Online (地域)の配信見出しでは「ロシア人少女の口が開き、死を逃れ、メーサイに灰色の資本が現れる。 タチレクに送られる前にロマンチック詐欺グループへの参加を強制されたと主張している。
The Mekong River's water level is approaching a critical point in northern Thailand, causing localized flooding. Authorities have issued warnings for six districts, with reports of submerged shops near the Naga statue plaza and 1.5-meter deep flooding on some roads.
Thailand's national police chief has expressed deep concern for the children affected by a car ramming incident at a daycare center in Kanchanaburi. Two suspects, an uncle and nephew, face five charges and are being considered for detention and bail denial.
Thai police arrested 13 foreigners in Hua Hin for involvement in property nominee schemes, part of a nationwide crackdown aimed at curbing illegal practices that circumvent Thai ownership laws.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has refrained from directly denying rumors that opposition Klatham party MPs are defecting to the ruling Bhumjaithai party. The statement fuels speculation about political realignments and the dynamics of the coalition government.
Thai petrochemical giant IRPC has awarded scholarships to the children of civil servants affiliated with the Mahasurasinghanat Camp, in commemoration of its 55th anniversary. This initiative is part of IRPC's CSR activities aimed at contributing to the local community and nurturing the next generation.
In Ubon Ratchathani, Thailand, a black-plate taxi operator has been identified for allegedly charging a Lao national an exorbitant fare of 4,500 baht. Police and the Land Transport Department are threatening severe penalties, including license revocation, for fraud.
Pattaya City has temporarily suspended six individuals amid allegations that tourists were asked to pay between 2,000-3,000 baht without official fine documents. The city is investigating the incident, which involved individuals dressed as city officers, to protect its tourism image.
Pattaya City officials have called for stricter e-cigarette regulations at a national health conference, emphasizing the need to protect youth from chronic health risks. The city highlighted the appeal of sweet flavors as a significant factor in attracting young users.
The Asia Cross Country Rally 2026 (AXCR 2026) officially commenced with an opening ceremony in Pattaya, Chonburi, on August 9th, 2026. Led by the Deputy Mayor, the event welcomed international competitors and stakeholders, marking the start of a significant motorsports competition.
A black oil slick has appeared on Jomtien Beach in Pattaya, Thailand, preventing tourists from swimming. Pattaya city authorities have mobilized relevant agencies to investigate the cause and prevent further spread of the pollution.
Hat Yai Wittayalai College in Songkhla province, southern Thailand, has refuted all allegations made by a former English teacher, stating the dismissal was due to a breach of contract. The college asserts the teacher's non-compliance directly led to their termination.
Thai police have launched an investigation into alleged foreign nominee land ownership in a luxury housing development in Hua Hin. The probe involves 33 companies and an estimated land value exceeding 300 million baht, aiming to uncover loopholes in real estate ownership regulations.
Thai police in the resort town of Hua Hin have seized 166 kilograms of methamphetamine hidden in multiple bags inside a BMW. A Malaysian national has been arrested, with authorities suspecting the drugs were being prepared for transport to the south.
Pattaya City held discussions with GISTDA (Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency) to explore cooperation in leveraging space technology and geo-informatics for its smart city transformation. A key focus was the potential adoption of a digital twin platform for the city.
The Pattaya City Council convened a meeting, attended by the Mayor of Pattaya City and other officials, to consider the draft ordinance on the annual expenditure budget for the fiscal year 2027 (B.E. 2570). This marks a significant step towards the budget's approval.
Thailand's alarmingly high gun crime rate, ranking second globally, has come into sharp focus following a tragic school shooting. While the Prime Minister rejects arming teachers, a deadline for school safety rules looms. Meanwhile, a foreigner's home in Prachuap Khiri Khan was robbed, and the Singkhon border crossing reopened.
Pattaya City has commenced preparations for its young athletes to compete in the Eastern Region qualifying round of the 41st Thailand Local Administrative Organization Student Sports Competition, known as the 'Krasa Games.' The event, hosted by Praeksa Subdistrict Municipality, is scheduled to commence on the 15th.
A monk's smartphone case was mistaken for a handgun at a hospital in Chai Nat, Thailand, causing a brief alarm. The black, gun-shaped case led to a police response, who confirmed it was an imitation and seized it.
Anxiety is spreading among Thai students following an attack by Myanmar students near the border. School administrators plan to investigate the incident, considering the possibility of illegal entry by the Myanmar students.
In the aftermath of a shooting incident at Thep Si Rin School in Nonthaburi, Thailand, citizens and students continue to lay flowers in mourning. While the school remains closed, staff are planning internal strategies. Police have intensified security around the school premises, implementing strict measures to prevent minors from accessing firearms.