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A Cambodian worker was arrested in Rayong province, Thailand, after allegedly tossing illegal drugs onto the roadside while attempting to flee from police. He admitted to drug use and was apprehended with his younger brother.
One of the firearms used in the attack on the Bu-Gae Sami checkpoint in Thailand's southern Naraธิwat province has been identified as the same weapon used in a past murder case involving a former district chief and his girlfriend. This discovery raises concerns about a potential cycle of violence in the region.
The Thai government has decided to proceed with bidding for Phase 2 of the Thailand-China High-Speed Rail Project in December, dividing it into eight contracts valued at approximately 237 billion baht. Phase 1 is targeted for opening in 2030.
Thai police are intensifying their investigation into the murder of a former national tennis player. The Second Provincial Police have mobilized a team of detectives and are closely questioning four individuals close to the victim.
Thailand is set to host the "RUN MUN KAN SEASON 3 : Kanchanaburi Movie Night Run 2026" on July 27, 2026, an event designed to promote sports and film tourism. The running competition aims to encourage health and attract tourists to Kanchanaburi province.
Thailand's poultry industry is strongly opposing the opening of the Chinese market for chicken exports. The industry association criticizes the decision, stating it would destroy the domestic livestock business and calls those who approve it "traitors."
Thailand Securities Depository (TSD) has reported an unauthorized access incident on its Investor Portal, leading to the exposure of some user personal information. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is coordinating with TSD to investigate the root cause and ensure preventive measures are implemented.
The Thai government is considering amendments to the current Cultural Heritage Protection Act to enhance the protection of cultural heritage, including UNESCO World Heritage sites. This is expected to strengthen regulations on development activities in heritage areas.
Two senior officials from the Department of Local Administration and Srinakharinwirot University are set to be charged by police in connection with a nationwide civil service exam rigging scandal, involving the alteration of thousands of answer sheets.
Thailand's opposition has urged the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) and the Election Commission (EC) to review CCTV footage and mobile phone location data from the Pullman King Power Hotel as part of an investigation into alleged Senate election collusion. The Prime Minister and other implicated individuals have denied the claims.
Thai energy giant GULF is calling for nominations of electricity-scarce areas to receive free solar panel installations under its 'GULF Sparks, Life Starts' project. The initiative aims to improve sustainable living standards as part of the company's social responsibility efforts.
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) has issued a stern warning against illegal wiring and power theft, highlighting the severe risks to life and legal penalties. These actions not only damage infrastructure but also pose significant dangers, including electrocution.
A 61-year-old Thai man caused a stir at a police station by arriving in just his underwear, holding a helmet, to report his car and clothes stolen while he was fishing. The unusual incident led to temporary commotion.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has dismissed calls for the dissolution of his Bhumjaithai Party, linked to alleged senatorial election rigging, as 'pathetic'. He strongly denied any involvement in electoral fraud.
The Thai government has announced a roadmap to promote its transition to a green-tech economy, aiming for sustainable growth. The focus is on establishing new engines for economic growth.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) hosted a forum focused on enhancing supply chain resilience and sustainability to navigate global economic volatility and geopolitical tensions. Collaboration between public and private sectors, SME support, and digitalization were highlighted as key priorities.
An Italian high school has denied any involvement of its students in a recent BTS Skytrain noise incident in Bangkok, threatening legal action against the spread of false information. The school emphasized the incident was unrelated to any school-organized educational trips.
Thailand's Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) will hold public hearings from July 24th to 31st to gather feedback on proposed revisions to household electricity tariffs. A key proposal is to cap the rate for the first 200 kWh of monthly consumption at not exceeding 3 baht per kWh, aiming to alleviate living costs for citizens.
Thailand and Cambodia held a border coordination meeting at the Khlong Luk checkpoint in Sa Kaeo province, affirming the promotion of humanitarian aid and adherence to the ceasefire agreement (MOU43) to de-escalate tensions. This signifies the two nations' cooperative stance towards regional stability.
Thai entertainment company GMMTV has apologized for an incident during the International Novel Festival involving a fan altercation, which has ignited an online dispute between Thai and Chinese fan communities.
The Thai cabinet has approved a draft law to exempt income tax for military personnel retiring early, covering retirement benefits and pension fund payouts. Additionally, the first national Big Data strategic plan for 2025-2027 was approved, aiming to enhance AI utilization and digital public services.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has directed all ministries to expedite preparations for the 2025 World Bank-IMF Annual Meetings to be held in Bangkok in October. The event is seen as a prime opportunity to enhance Thailand's international credibility and stimulate trade and the economy.
ThaiOil has opened registration for its 2026 Charity Run, scheduled for July 27, 2026. The event aims to promote participant health and contribute to a sustainable future through donations.
Pattaya tourist police have arrested a group of transgender individuals suspected of robbing an Australian tourist. The incident highlights safety concerns for visitors in the popular resort town.
A drug party den in Udon Thani, Thailand, was raided, leading to the arrest of 21 youths. Authorities seized a significant amount of 'date rape drugs' and 'Five-Five' pills from individuals who tested positive for illicit substances.
Cosdent has once again proven its leadership in Thailand's dental industry by winning the 'Marketeer No.1 Brand Thailand 2026' award for the third consecutive year. This recognition reflects high consumer trust and brand recognition within the country.
A Chinese shop owner and three Thai accomplices have been arrested for allegedly skimming credit card data from around 1,200 Chinese tourists in Bangkok and Chiang Mai, defrauding them of approximately 30 million baht. Authorities seized skimming devices and surveillance cameras used to illegally capture victim card information.
The director of Ang Thong Provincial Hospital explained an infant's death, stating the baby was in critical condition from birth. The medical team reportedly provided treatment to the best of their ability according to standards.
A Thai woman was arrested in Japan for possessing methamphetamine. She was caught with the drug hidden in packages she was carrying for a client named 'Ing Ing'. Her family believes she may have fallen victim to an international drug trafficking ring.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeaw announced a meeting with the government's special envoy this week to address the security situation in the southern border provinces. He condemned violent acts by the BRN (Barisan Revolusi Nasional) and stressed that dialogue requires the cessation of violence. Regarding Taiwan's dissatisfaction with Thailand's "One China" policy statement, he clarified that the wording is unchanged from past statements and Thailand has not suffered any disadvantages.
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has denied reports that the ambitious 'Land Bridge' project has been shelved, suggesting it could be revived if circumstances permit. The government will prioritize the progress of the railway connection project (Missing Link) and port development on both coasts, though detailed studies for the land bridge have not yet been conducted.
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has denied any involvement in alleged collusion concerning the Senate election, asserting it will not affect government stability. He also explained that the process to dismiss the NBTC chairman requires Senate approval.
Thailand's Buddhist Lent period, 'Khao Phansa', has begun with unusually sluggish sales of alms items. Fresh flower prices have doubled, significantly impacting consumer spending and dampening the traditional festive atmosphere.
The Thai Ministry of Commerce has initiated a public comment period for a draft ministerial decree aimed at expanding media services available to persons with disabilities. This initiative seeks to improve information access and foster a more inclusive society.
Four transgender women have been arrested in Pattaya, Thailand, in connection with the alleged robbery and assault of a 53-year-old Australian tourist. The suspects, aged 18 to 20, were apprehended across different provinces but reportedly denied the charges.
A Thai woman was arrested in Japan upon arrival after crystal methamphetamine was allegedly found hidden in a coffee packet in her luggage. Her family is urging Thai police to investigate, suspecting she may have been exploited by an international drug trafficking ring.