Explore past headlines, AI summaries and source reporting. Full articles follow the FREE and PRO access rules.
Page 252
A fire destroyed a three-storey building housing a resort restaurant and a massage and onsen spa in Phuket's Karon district on Monday morning. No injuries were reported. The blaze, believed to have started from an exploding light bulb, was brought under control by firefighters, but the building sustained considerable damage.
Authorities in Chonburi, Thailand, have denied any links between serial killer suspect 'Pong' and law enforcement or prison officials. The suspects are currently held in solitary confinement within the prison.
Myanmar's detained democratic leader Aung San Suu Kyi met with the nation's Red Cross representative on August 3, the first publicized meeting with a foreign official since her 2021 ouster. Authorities stated she is in good health, but calls for her release persist.
Thailand's Ministry of Industry has announced its solemn acceptance of the Supreme Court's verdict in the paraquat lawsuit. The ministry will prioritize improving the quality of life for its citizens and accelerate the promotion of environmentally friendly green industries.
ASEAN and China have proposed announcing the achievements of the upgraded ASEAN-China Free Trade Area (ACFTA) 3.0 at a summit in November 2026, aiming to deepen regional economic integration.
The Thai government announced the launch of a truck queue system in October to alleviate severe traffic congestion at Laem Chabang Port, aiming to enhance Thailand's position as a regional logistics hub.
A police station in Yala province, southern Thailand, was attacked by gunmen, leading to the temporary closure of a nearby elementary school. This incident has renewed concerns over deteriorating security in the Deep South region.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and Thonburi Panich have launched a new tour experience, "Soul of Central: Beyond the River Rymes," focusing on the water culture of Thailand's central region. The inaugural route, from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, will commence on July 20th.
A new scam dubbed 'online kidnapping' has emerged in Thailand, targeting a university student. The victim sold gold worth approximately 130,000 baht and transferred the funds, only for the perpetrators to later impersonate the victim's mother and demand ransom.
Thailand's government data platform, DataWarehouse+, has recorded over 84.45 million uses by businesses and the public. The service aims to enhance transparency and efficiency by consolidating and sharing vast amounts of government data.
US data center developer and operator CloudHQ is reportedly planning to build a large-scale data center in an industrial estate in Rayong province, eastern Thailand. This move is drawing attention as an indicator of increasing foreign direct investment in Thailand.
バンコク—タイは月曜日、カンボジアの人権状況に関する国連特別報告者トム・アンドリュース氏の報告書のいくつかの点を拒否し、文書はバランスを欠いており、タイの視点を考慮していないと述べた。 シハサック・ファンケットケオ副首相兼外相は、アンドリュース氏の報告書で言及されたいくつかの問題、特に最近のタイとカンボジア国境での衝突、避難民、タイから帰国したカンボジア人労働者に関する問題に政府は同意せず、受け入れていないと述べた。
Authorities in Phuket are taking punitive action against land encroachers in a forest encroachment case. Several Nor Sor 3 land titles have been revoked, with significant land expected to be reclaimed. Officials indicate a continued strict approach to similar incidents.
Thailand is promoting the Thailand Riviera coastal route as a major tourism corridor, aiming to enhance facilities and distribute tourism income to local communities. Simultaneously, investigations into nominee business structures by foreign nationals are intensifying, with stricter scrutiny on company registrations and land transactions.
An assailant escaped after a multi-minute shootout with officers at Lam Mai Police Station in Thailand. The perpetrator, reportedly familiar with the area, evaded capture. Details of the incident remain unclear, causing tension in the local community.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Monday rejected comments by a UN human rights expert regarding recent Thailand-Cambodia border clashes, stating the official had only heard Cambodia's side. The expert had reported around 650,000 Cambodians displaced by the conflict. The PM urged the public to await details from the Foreign Ministry.
Thai Airways International PCL is under scrutiny as a significant lock-up period expires, potentially flooding the market with shares. Meanwhile, True Corporation is accelerating its transformation into an AI-first technology company.
A rescued elephant calf in Kanchanaburi is showing signs of recovery and reacting to her surroundings, but continues to suffer from diarrhoea. The veterinary team is closely monitoring her condition. The calf was initially misidentified as male but is a female, about one week old.
AIS Siam has launched 'Matcha Social Club', a new community space in Siam, Bangkok, aimed at matcha enthusiasts and the younger generation. The space blends modern design with matcha experiences, offering a new hub for interaction.
Phuket has launched the "Phuket Model" operation to crack down on illegal deforestation and land encroachment. Authorities have inspected 8 suspicious sites and plan to intensify enforcement across the island, addressing growing concerns over forest destruction by developers.
The Pink Line MRT in Bangkok is experiencing operational changes due to a malfunction at a track switcher near Muang Thong Thani, requiring passengers to switch trains for three stations.
MGRオンライン（南）のメッセージは「また大変！ パタニー県ワット・テープ・ニミット内で犯罪者がピンポン手榴弾を投げ込んだ事件をISOCが検査。
Thai civic groups protested at the Myanmar consulate, demanding an end to environmental destruction by the Myanmar military. Protesters threw contaminated water bottles.
In Thailand, an elderly former driver is earning 10,000 baht per month by manufacturing and selling furniture made from wood scraps. This highlights a new form of employment in an aging society and sustainable craftsmanship.
Chonburi police have issued a statement denying any connection between the four suspects in a recent five-body murder case and police officers, emphasizing that the investigation is proceeding based on evidence.
The suspect in a series of serial murders in Thailand, 'Ai Pong,' has been arrested. However, the full extent of the case remains unclear, with many mysteries surrounding the number of victims and motives. Anxiety continues to spread among the public.
The Thai Cabinet has approved a new draft regulation to expedite the deportation of foreign nationals who violate local laws or act against social norms, aiming to replace outdated procedures and enhance national image and security.
Thailand's Government Savings Plus bonds sold out in a mere 21 seconds, underscoring strong public demand for secure and simple investments amid global economic uncertainty. The government is prioritizing retail investors through a "Small Lot First" approach.
An attack by armed suspects on the Lam Mai Police Station in Yala Province, southern Thailand, resulted in an exchange of gunfire with officers. Pursuit of the suspects and a lockdown of the surrounding area are underway.
Thailand's Senate election fraud investigation has uncovered a vast collusion network involving an estimated 20,000 individuals. Simultaneously, multiple political issues, including an internal party sexual harassment scandal and a politician's attire controversy, are surfacing, signaling a deepening political turmoil.
A fire broke out at a three-story building on Kok Thong Road, en route to Kata Beach in Phuket, Thailand, causing extensive damage. The cause of the fire and the full extent of the damage have not yet been released.
The Thai Baht is trading near a 15-month low against the US Dollar, pressured by rising oil prices, a stronger USD, and higher US yields. The Bank of Thailand's accommodative monetary policy offers little support, raising concerns that sharper depreciation could force policymakers to act if inflation intensifies.
Thailand has secured its domestic gasoline prices for August amidst concerns over crude oil supply due to the Middle East conflict by increasing procurement from the United States. This strategic shift significantly reduces reliance on the Middle East, enhancing energy security.
The United States is making its controversial visa bond program permanent, effective August 3. Applicants from 50 countries seeking tourist or business visas may be required to pay a bond of up to $20,000, a measure aimed at reducing visa overstays but criticized for potentially blocking lower-income travelers.
Bangkok police have arrested four foreign nationals involved in a "black money" scam, where they attempted to deceive undercover officers by claiming they could magically transform blank paper into US dollars. The group approached officers at a luxury car exhibition, but their elaborate scheme was foiled.
Thai Tourist Police are actively assisting visitors at Koh Loy Pier in Bang Saen, Chonburi, the gateway to Koh Samet, ensuring safe boarding and preventing accidents for a more confident travel experience.