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Thai Deputy Minister of Transport, Siripong Angkasakulkiet, visited Ubon Ratchathani province to inspect the development of provincial public transport. He listened to feedback from passengers and operators, emphasizing goals for improved convenience, safety, and seamless connectivity.
MGR Online (ビジネス) は TISI と訳されます。 サンペン地区でTISを持たない「スクイーズ」を取り締まり、1万9000個以上を押収し、販売・輸入法に違反した。
The Thai men's national football team held their final training session at Rajamangala Stadium in preparation for their second group stage match against Malaysia in the ASEAN Cup 2026. The two teams will face off on August 1st at the same venue.
Luxury tile manufacturer 'Thai Soon' has opened a new showroom in Phuket to meet growing demand in the southern real estate market and expand its business. The company, a leader in Thailand's premium tile sector, marks this opening as a significant step in its full-scale expansion into the southern region.
The Thai national football team (Chang Suek) will host Malaysia in their second group stage match of the 2026 ASEAN Cup Group B. Malaysia currently leads with 6 points from two wins, while Thailand has 3 points from one match. A Thai victory would place them at the top of the group, but a draw or loss would give Malaysia a significant advantage.
Thai authorities have arrested 18 individuals of Filipino nationality for illegally entering the country along the Moei River border with Myanmar. They are being investigated for unlawful entry.
Thai Smile Boat Co. announced its participation in the 'Thai Choo Thai Plus 60/40' campaign, aimed at stimulating the Thai economy, starting August 1, 2026. This initiative will promote the use of eco-friendly public transportation and is expected to generate economic benefits.
A public hearing is set to take place regarding the planned construction of a mineral processing plant in Nong Khao, Rayong province, Thailand. Local residents are expected to voice opposition to the project, reportedly backed by Chinese investment. Noted figure 'Mark Pitbull' is also slated to attend and discuss potential impacts.
MGR Online（South）のメッセージは「衝撃！ 暴力的な嫁が自宅でヒューズを飛ばし、包丁を使って義母の喉を切り落とした。
Thai food giant CP Foods is promoting international-standard food innovation, aiming to become the "Everyday Food" for Thai people. As part of this initiative, the company has won two major awards at the "No.1 Brand Thailand" ceremony.
Tensions are escalating on the Thailand-Myanmar border due to increased activity by ethnic minority armed groups. Thai authorities have heightened border security and are closely monitoring the situation, which could impact regional security.
A shocking incident in Phuket saw a daughter-in-law decapitate her mother-in-law following a fierce argument. Police apprehended the suspect at the scene and are investigating the motive.
Thailand is facing public criticism over perceived disparities in its response to recent incidents involving foreign tourists causing disturbances. The handling of an Italian student group's actions, contrasted with another similar event, has sparked debate on fairness and effectiveness.
The Thai government is moving to restrict the recreational use of cannabis, as concerns grow over its deviation from initial medical intentions. Discussions are underway for new regulations, which are expected to impact the future landscape of Thailand's cannabis industry.
Phuket, Thailand, is set to host the 'Phuket Lobster Festival 2026'. The event aims to boost the regional economy by highlighting 'Phuket Lobster', which has received Geographical Indication (GI) certification. An economic impact of approximately 200 million baht is anticipated throughout August, as part of an initiative to promote the creative economy through local specialty products.
Allegations have emerged in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, concerning monks from several temples who are accused of repeatedly engaging in alcohol parties and chatting with women, causing a stir. This incident highlights the gap between the norms of the Buddhist clergy and their actual conduct within Thai society.
An investigation into the murder of two Russian siblings in Chon Buri has led to the grim discovery of three members of a Thai family, missing for two months, buried nearby. Robbery is suspected as the motive, raising public safety concerns.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health, Anutin Charnvirakul, visited Suphan Buri to inspect low-cost agriculture. He then rushed to Chonburi, expressing concern that a murder case involving five victims could impact the country's confidence.
Buddhist authorities in Chiang Mai have issued a warning to monks following reports of private parties held within temples during the Khao Phansa (rains retreat) period. Allegations include the presence of entertainment workers and alcohol.
Romdon, a Member of Parliament from Thailand's ruling Pheu Thai Party, is reportedly considering legal action against malicious defamation and harassment directed at his son online. This highlights the growing severity of online harassment issues in Thailand.
Thailand's Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Police Chief Torsak Sukwimol visited the scene of a five-person murder case in Pattaya. Authorities are intensifying their investigation to uncover the full details and ensure a swift resolution.
Four suspects have been detained in connection with the five-victim murder case in Pattaya, Thailand. A relative of the victims has condemned the suspects' brutal actions and strongly opposes bail, fearing they might commit further crimes if released.
Thailand's Bhumjaithai Party has accused iLaw of employing double standards in its scrutiny of the Senate election, alleging the watchdog unfairly labels their candidate organization as "collusion" while overlooking similar activities by the Progressive Movement. The Election Commission is expected to rule on collusion allegations in the coming weeks.
The Thai Ministry of Commerce strongly advises franchise businesses to enhance their intellectual property (IP) protection and management systems to maintain brand value and guard against unfair competition.
The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) has identified significant opportunities for Thai automotive parts in the German market. Enhancing quality and competitiveness is key to expanding their presence in the European sector.
Located near Chang Phuak Gate in Chiang Mai's Old City, North Gate Jazz Co-Op is a popular live jazz bar for travelers and locals alike. It offers a relaxed atmosphere for enjoying music and drinks, rather than a formal concert experience.
Thailand's Central Administrative Court has upheld the ban on paraquat and chlorpyrifos, ruling it lawful for public health and environmental protection. However, it ordered state compensation for businesses' recall and disposal costs.
TrueCoffee and CP-Meiji have launched a "TrueCoffee The Power Up Run" event to promote high-protein coffee beverages, tapping into Thailand's growing health consciousness and seeking to establish a new market trend.
Malaysian police arrested over 300 individuals in a major raid on online scam syndicates operating out of Johor's Forest City. The operation targeted Chinese nationals involved in cryptocurrency and romance scams. While direct impact on Thailand appears limited, the incident highlights ongoing regional cybercrime threats.
Persistent heavy rains in China are raising water levels in over 90,000 dams, increasing the risk of failure for aging structures. A recent incident in Guangdong province saw cracks appear in a reservoir, forcing village evacuations and highlighting the danger to millions.
Thailand's economy likely hit its weakest point in Q2 due to high energy prices and Middle East conflict disruptions, but is expected to recover in Q3, according to the Bank of Thailand. Exports and investment remain strong.
Thailand's central bank is introducing new daily limits on digital transfers and payments for users aged 10-18 to combat the rising use of youth accounts as 'mule accounts' by fraudsters. The measures aim to protect young people from financial crime without unduly inconveniencing legitimate users.
Thailand's Ministry of Commerce is introducing stricter registration requirements for foreign-linked companies to prevent the use of Thai nominees for concealed foreign ownership or control. The new order, effective August 1, 2026, will expand scrutiny throughout the business cycle, from establishment to changes in shareholders and directors.
Thailand has secured 101 days of oil reserves to shield consumers from global price hikes driven by Middle East tensions. The nation is also increasing renewable energy adoption and electricity imports from neighboring countries to mitigate soaring LNG costs.
Pattaya firefighters responded swiftly early Friday morning to assist a driver whose vehicle battery failed on Jomtien Beach Road. The firefighters successfully jump-started the car, allowing the driver to continue their journey. Pattaya City officials reiterated their 24-hour emergency assistance availability.
A Chinese female tourist fell ill during a sea trip in Pattaya and received prompt assistance from Tourist Police and rescue teams, safely reaching shore and a hospital for treatment. The incident highlighted emergency support systems for visitors.