Thailand has launched the "COOP Financial Center" aimed at cooperatives. This initiative seeks to improve data management and operational efficiency within cooperatives by leveraging digital technology, marking a new era for the Thai cooperative sector.
A building near Bangkok's Wongwian Yai intersection has shown continuous subsidence for over 10 days. The Expressway Authority of Thailand (EXAT) and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) have jointly launched an inspection to assess structural integrity and identify the cause, prioritizing public safety.
A derailment incident on Bangkok's Airport Rail Link has been resolved, with the affected train returned to the tracks. Track inspections are underway to restore and potentially expand services, aiming to minimize public impact.
Bangkok's Airport Rail Link (ARL) has drastically reduced its service to one train per hour due to a technical issue with its reversing track system at the depot. Repairs are ongoing after more than 10 hours, and passengers are advised to seek alternative transport.
Thailand's Minister of Public Health, while directing security policy in Chonburi Province, has ordered a 90-day intensive crackdown on narcotics across all provinces, aiming to address the escalating drug problem within the country.
A woman in Thailand who falsely accused a motorcycle taxi driver of assault after a K-pop concert has apologized, revealing she has a mental health condition. Mediation is underway to resolve the issue, highlighting the dangers of viral misinformation online.
A car bomb explosion in Thailand's southern Narathiwat province has been found to contain two improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Authorities are investigating a link to an individual with an outstanding arrest warrant, as fake license plates were used. Security agencies have heightened surveillance.
The SME Sentiment Index for June in Thailand rose to 47.8, marking a recovery after four months. The 'Thai-Help-Thai Plus' initiative is credited with improving debt conditions. The Office of Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion (OSMEP) is accelerating the promotion of the 6th National SME Development Plan and revising definitions.
The Royal Thai Police selection committee unanimously approved Pol. Gen. Sarang Nuanma, current Deputy Commissioner-General, as the 16th Commissioner-General. The selection was based on seniority, capability, and experience, as stipulated by law, following a prime ministerial nomination. Emphasis was placed on maintaining organizational unity.
Thai energy giant GULF has invested 3.6 million baht to install solar power generation at Mahidol University's Sirirukchati Herb Park. The initiative aims to strengthen research and development in Thai traditional herbs.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul announced his intention to file a defamation lawsuit against the head of iLaw over allegations of involvement in manipulating the Senate election. iLaw had named the PM and eight other senior Bhumjaithai Party figures.
A pickup truck overturned in central Thailand, trapping grandparents and a toddler inside. Fortunately, local residents quickly intervened and rescued all occupants unharmed. The cause of the accident is under investigation.
The Supreme Commander of the Thai Armed Forces inspected the progress of a border fence construction project along the Thai-Cambodian border. Phase one, spanning 8 kilometers in Chanthaburi province, is currently 78.56% complete.
Thailand's Bhumjaithai Party has filed defamation lawsuits against iLaw for compiling a report on alleged Senate election collusion. While the party denies it's a SLAPP, concerns are rising about its impact on public scrutiny of a consequential investigation.
The Governor of Yala Province in Southern Thailand visited a durian orchard in the Ban Nang Sata district, celebrating the first harvest of the rare 'Sadet Nam' variety. Known for its unique flavor and quality, this fruit is significant for the region's agricultural economy.
Thai authorities express grave concern over a surge in drug smuggling from the Mekong River region. Influx from the Golden Triangle is particularly severe, prompting Thailand to seek enhanced cooperation with Laos to address the issue.
A mother battling cancer in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, has had her state welfare card eligibility reinstated after it was initially rejected. Following media coverage, authorities expedited the review, confirming her re-approval.
A man in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand, has accused an individual named 'Khru Preecha' of fraud. The accused allegedly impersonated a secretary to the former Minister of Interior, demanding 300,000 baht per case for expedited legal processing. The accuser claims to have paid nearly 50,000 baht without results and has been unable to recover the funds.
An exhibition titled 'Sissang Pannamai' will be held in Bangkok to honor Queen Sirikit. In collaboration with 33 organizations, including the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives and the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the event celebrates the Queen's benevolence.
The Thai government has ordered a revision of its massive land bridge project while accelerating efforts to fill 'missing links' in existing land and sea transport networks connecting China, Laos, Malaysia, and Singapore. The move aims to reduce logistics costs and attract investment.
A suspicious vehicle was discovered at the Tan Yang Police Station in Pattani Province, Southern Thailand, prompting authorities to dispatch investigators. The vehicle is suspected to contain explosives, leading to a heightened state of alert. Authorities are reportedly working to identify related individuals.
Bangkok's Airport Rail Link significantly reduced its service to one train per hour from the usual four or five due to a technical malfunction early on July 22. Authorities are working on repairs and have arranged alternative bus services, but a full recovery is not yet confirmed.
A 'black seawater' problem has emerged along the coast of Khlong Chak Mak in Chonburi province, Thailand, escalating into a serious concern. Urgent efforts are underway to identify the cause and implement solutions.
Thailand conducted a large-scale response drill, "TOC-EX 15," involving government agencies and private companies to prepare for oil and chemical spills. The exercise aims to enhance national response capabilities.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration plans to launch a new feature on its Traffy Fondue app by August 1, allowing residents to request adult diapers for elderly individuals and long-term care patients, with medical verification and data privacy being key.
Thai actress Orm Kornnaphat has announced her intention to take legal action against the spread of false information and defamation on social media, stating the allegations have severely impacted her personal life, work, and family.
A train obstruction is hindering access to the maintenance depot for Bangkok's Airport Rail Link, causing operational delays. Efforts are underway to resolve the issue, with hopes for a return to normal service by the evening.
An event was held at ICONSIAM in Bangkok to showcase the charm of Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). Over 25 local businesses participated, promoting tourism and investment opportunities in the EEC region.
The Airport Rail Link connecting Bangkok to Suvarnabhumi International Airport experienced severe operational cutbacks Wednesday morning due to a major technical issue. Passengers faced long queues and extended waits, prompting urgent advice for travelers to seek alternative transportation.
A 78-year-old Indigenous hill-tribe woman in Mae Hong Son, Thailand, has finally received her national identification card after nearly eight decades without civil registration, granting her access to previously unavailable healthcare and welfare benefits.
An attempted car bombing occurred in front of the Tanyong Matin Police Station in Pattani Province, southern Thailand. Authorities are on high alert due to potential similarities in the perpetrator's methods to past incidents. The incident took place on July 22, 2026.
Thailand has seized 1.6 tons of cannabis, a significant development in its ongoing anti-drug efforts. This operation highlights the country's intensified focus on combating illicit substances amidst other key news, including rising fuel prices, bank profits, and prison rehabilitation programs.