A Toyota Fortuner SUV crashed into a roadside shop at the Wat Trilok intersection in Phetchaburi on Sunday morning, causing damage but no injuries. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.
A pickup truck overturned in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, early Sunday morning, resulting in six injuries. Rescue volunteers responded to the scene and transported the injured to the hospital, while police are investigating the cause.
Huai Yai Police in Chonburi, Thailand, have apologized to the family of a father, mother, and daughter murdered and buried in a concealed grave, admitting shortcomings in communication. The apology followed concerns raised by the family regarding the lack of updates after reporting them missing.
Rescue workers held a Buddhist merit-making ceremony at the burial site in Huai Yai, near Pattaya, where the bodies of five murder victims were discovered. Those involved reflected on the challenging search and their spiritual support. Police investigations continue.
Pattaya City is intensifying its crackdown on illegal parking and unauthorized occupation of public parking spaces along Pattaya Beach. Violators will face fines as the city aims to restore order to public areas.
Pattaya firefighters safely captured a young, approximately 2-meter-long python discovered in a residential garden, ensuring resident safety. The snake will be relocated to a natural habitat.
Two students from Chiang Rai, Thailand, were awarded the prestigious "Outstanding Youth Role Model of the Year 2026" on August 2, 2026. The recognition celebrates their academic excellence and positive social impact, highlighting their exemplary contributions to society.
The primary hurdle for data centre investors in Thailand is no longer land prices but the limitations of power and water infrastructure. Growing demand is straining supply, leaving developers struggling to secure electricity.
Thailand's disaster management chief has ordered 17 northern provinces to prepare for severe floods expected in August due to heavy rainfall. 24-hour monitoring centers have been activated to protect communities and economic zones.
Thailand anticipates no crude oil shortages in August despite escalating Middle East tensions, with sufficient supply secured for its six domestic refineries. The Department of Energy Business (DOEB) projects an avoidance of an oil shock due to maintained shipping routes and diversified import sources.
Thailand's trade deficit is widening, but analysts suggest this signals economic transformation rather than deterioration. The surge in imports is primarily driven by productive investments in machinery and advanced components, expected to enhance long-term competitiveness.
Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports has unveiled its 2027 Action Plan, shifting focus from tourist volume to high-value tourism. The strategy emphasizes innovation, data integration, and sustainability to promote year-round travel and position Thailand as a premium regional destination.
The Golden Triangle Buddha Statue in Chiang Rai, Thailand, has begun a major restoration project to address wear from weather. The monument will be re-gilded to restore its grandeur, serving as a symbol for the region and tourism. The site will be temporarily closed during the renovation.
Heavy rainfall on July 2 caused a 10-meter breach in a flood embankment in Mae Sai district, Chiang Rai, leading to inundation towards the Tha Khilek border. Separately, flash floods from Doi Liki inundated Phaholyothin Road in Mueang Chiang Rai. Authorities are rushing to repair the damage.
Chon Buri police have apologized to the families of three Thai murder victims for failing to provide regular updates on the investigation, acknowledging communication lapses after a social activist intervened.
Chiang Rai province in northern Thailand has launched an innovative flood defense system utilizing AI forecasting and drones. Learning from the devastating floods of 2024, the initiative aims to protect citizens and enable faster rescue operations.
The Thai government is reviewing long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with private producers as part of efforts to lower electricity prices. The Deputy Prime Minister stated the aim is to assess if contract terms reflect current production costs and inflation, ensuring fairness to consumers.
Thailand's beauty industry, particularly in eyelash extensions, is seeing a rapid rise in online education. This trend aims to meet growing demand for skilled technicians and expand learning opportunities, enhancing overall quality.
Over 500 cyclists participated in the "Cycling for Health Competition" hosted by Nongprue Municipality in East Pattaya on August 2, tackling a challenging 65km route. The event aims to promote healthy lifestyles and regional vitality, seeing growing participation annually.
Khao Kheow Open Zoo received support from the Tourist Police who managed traffic and ensured public safety, allowing visitors to enjoy their day with confidence. The zoo saw a lively atmosphere with many tourists visiting popular attractions.
Thailand faces a new competitive landscape for regional headquarters as Singapore, Hong Kong, and Dubai carve out distinct strategic roles. Global tax reforms and geopolitical shifts now prioritize governance, risk management, and value creation over mere tax incentives.
Two food delivery workers in Thailand narrowly escaped an attack by a mysterious man wielding an axe. The incident has prompted calls for swift police investigation, highlighting safety concerns for delivery personnel amidst fears of further occurrences.
Chonburi police have vehemently denied social media rumors alleging that the four suspects arrested in two murder cases are sons of police officers or acted on their behalf. The police emphasized their investigation is proceeding based on evidence.
Chonburi Provincial Police held a press conference to clarify details of the murder of a Thai family of three, refuting online claims that the suspects have ties to police officers. The investigation is ongoing amidst public concern and speculation.
Phuket authorities have intensified enforcement against cannabis retailers in Patong, suspending 8 licenses and revoking 2 to enhance visitor safety and regulatory control. The operation targeted licensed shops in the Bangla Road area.
In central Thailand, an individual with a mental health condition attacked neighbors with a knife and hammer, injuring two people. Police apprehended the suspect at the scene. The incident highlights challenges in mental healthcare access and community integration within Thailand.
A rare spinner dolphin stranded on Patong Beach in Phuket was successfully rescued through swift coordination between marine authorities, the Kusoldharm Foundation, and the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources. The dolphin was in good health and returned to the sea.
Phuket authorities raided an entertainment venue for illegal hookah services following public complaints. Undercover operations led to one arrest and the seizure of 18 items, part of broader enforcement efforts in the region.
A 36-year-old woman has been arrested in Chalong, Phuket, on suspicion of brutally murdering her 74-year-old mother-in-law. Police responded to reports from neighbors and discovered a shocking scene.
Phuket Governor Chotnarin Kerdsom led a safety inspection focusing on tunnel lighting, road accident prevention, and Sarasin Bridge security. The initiative aims to enhance traffic management and public safety across the province, responding to heightened public concern on social media.
A young man, claiming to have been disowned by his father, was apprehended on a bridge in Uthai Thani province after riding a motorcycle from Nakhon Nayok. The individual appeared to be contemplating suicide, and police are investigating.
A drug investigation in Thailand's southern Narathiwat province turned deadly when policemen encountered a suspicious group, resulting in a firefight that killed two officers and injured three others. Numerous M16 casings were found at the scene as authorities pursue the fleeing suspects.
Two police investigators were killed and three others wounded in a firefight during a drug search in Tak Bai district, Narathiwat, on Sunday. The armed suspect, believed to be carrying an M16 rifle, remains at large. The area has been cordoned off as a manhunt intensifies.
The Chiang Mai Provincial Office of Buddhism has denied allegations that monks were asked to pay money to retain important ecclesiastical positions. Regional monastic leaders also confirmed no such incidents occurred, urging the public to submit any relevant information.