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The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) has partnered with SME D Bank to launch a loan program aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) affected by severe flooding. The initiative focuses on debt moratorium, capital injection, and recovery.
The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has approved Toyota's plan to produce hydrogen fuel cell-powered 'Hilux' pickup trucks with an investment of THB1.49 billion. This move accelerates investment in environmental technology within Thailand's automotive industry.
Food delivery riders in Chiang Mai are facing online backlash after photos emerged showing motorcycles parked on a public pavement, sparking criticism over pedestrian obstruction and noise.
Residents in Thailand's Prachinburi province are protesting a waste processing factory, demanding stricter controls and a resolution to persistent oil slicks and foul odors. Years of environmental pollution have fueled their anger.
TOP SPP in Thailand has obtained carbon credit certification for its power plant project, marking a significant step towards its Net Zero emissions target.
Thailand is shifting focus from mere physical appearance to functional metrics like daily living abilities, physical capacity, oral health, and mobility for assessing healthy aging. This aligns with WHO's definition and aims to improve the quality of life for seniors.
Thai experts suggest that leaving the bathroom door open after showering can spread moisture throughout the home, leading to mold and musty odors. They recommend effective use of exhaust fans with the door closed.
Alibaba Tandoori & Curry Restaurant in Pattaya will host a Navami Havan and Prasad event on October 19, marking the final day of the Hindu festival Navratri. The restaurant invites the local community to partake in a devotional ceremony and share blessings.
The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) has approved a new investment of 1.4 billion baht by Toyota Motor Corporation, paving the way for the country's first production line of hydrogen fuel cell pickup trucks. Production is slated to commence by the end of next year.
Prominent businessman Sia Leng, known as the "Dragon of Isan" and a key figure in Khon Kaen's economy, has passed away peacefully at the age of 94. His death marks the end of an era for the region.
Former Commerce Minister Pichai lauded the success of the IMF-World Bank meeting in Bangkok, calling it a crucial opportunity for Thailand to showcase its potential. He urged the government to build on the outcomes and address four key economic challenges highlighted at the forum with concrete solutions.
The Chinese Embassy in Thailand has issued a new travel alert for its citizens, citing a rise in kidnappings and job scams within the country. The warning specifically urges caution regarding crimes linked to fraudulent high-paying job offers.
The eastern section of Bangkok's Orange Line is slated to begin trial operations in December 2027, with paid services to follow in January 2028. The Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA) is also moving forward with consolidating urban rail network operations.
Water levels at two major dams in Western Thailand, Srinakarin and Vajiralongkorn, are rapidly rising and nearing capacity. Residents in downstream areas have been warned to prepare for potential flooding.
Thai Enquirer, a leading media outlet in Thailand, released its news summary for October 19, 2026. While specific article details are currently unavailable, it may serve as a crucial information source for understanding future Thai affairs.
Flood protection infrastructure built to safeguard Thailand's major cities, particularly Bangkok, is causing severe damage to surrounding rural areas. Water management measures implemented after the catastrophic 2011 floods have disrupted natural water flows, exacerbating flood impacts in rural communities.
Phetchaburi Province, Thailand, has launched a pilot project utilizing the native fish 'Black-chinned Cichlid' for duck feed. The initiative aims to reduce feed costs and address issues with invasive fish species.
The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) has issued a seven-day heavy rain warning starting October 19, anticipating significant rainfall across wide areas of the country and urging vigilance against floods and landslides.
The Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA) announced plans for the first Orange Line MRT train to arrive in Thailand by November 2026, aiming for a late 2027 opening. The Purple Line South extension is also accelerating tunnel repairs for a 2028 opening.
Thai police leadership reviewed security operations following the IMF-World Bank Group Annual Meetings in Bangkok. The review assessed the protection of international delegates, traffic management, and public demonstration handling, sharing lessons learned for future high-profile events.
A viral video showing bees swarming Thai sweets has reignited debate over the common belief that food visited by bees is clean and safe. Experts warn that bees can carry pathogens, challenging the notion of inherent safety.
The embossed patterns on toilet paper serve practical purposes beyond decoration, enhancing the paper's structure, softness, and performance. They aid in layer adhesion, tactile feel, resilience against compression, and even absorbency.
Pattaya Mail has launched an affordable advertising package for businesses to promote their offerings during the upcoming festive season. For 5,000 baht, companies can secure an editorial feature on Pattayamail.com, including text and images, to attract customers.
Pattaya's sanitation workers labor tirelessly, often before dawn and into the night, to maintain the city's cleanliness for residents and visitors alike. Their dedication in challenging conditions is crucial for Pattaya's appeal, yet their efforts are frequently overlooked. Cooperation from citizens and visitors can alleviate their burden and protect the shared environment.
Around 920 small-scale fishermen in Rayong, Thailand, are still awaiting over 752 million baht in compensation for losses linked to the Map Ta Phut Industrial Port development, with the delay now exceeding three years. While recent provincial reports detail the approved compensation criteria and eligible recipients, the final authorization and disbursement schedule remain pending.
A British visitor of 20 years has voiced concerns over price hikes and dual pricing for foreigners in Pattaya post-pandemic. He urges the city to maintain its charm and ensure a welcoming environment for all visitors.
A wrong-way crash on Highway 3079 in Prachinburi on October 17 resulted in the death of a Thai woman and injuries to three others. Police are investigating, including the possibility of drunk driving.
Police conducted surprise inspections of nightlife venues in Chonburi on the night of October 17, finding no illegal activities or violations of the "Five Safeguards" policy. Authorities plan to continue inspections to ensure safety.
A quick-thinking woman in Pattaya helped police apprehend a man suspected of stealing over 40,000 baht in equipment from her coffee shop by luring him into a beer session. The suspect, with an existing arrest warrant, now faces further charges as investigations into similar incidents continue.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport has announced plans to expand the railway network in five provinces. This initiative is expected to enhance inter-provincial travel and stimulate economic activity. Further details are anticipated to be released soon.
The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) and Chulalongkorn University have signed an MoU to advance education, research, and human capital development for Thai family businesses, aiming to cultivate next-generation leaders and establish Thailand as a regional hub.
The Thai government has secured 20 million baht to facilitate a fair transition towards achieving its Net Zero goals, supporting the shift to a sustainable society. The funds will be allocated to initiatives balancing environmental protection with economic development.
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A tugboat has sunk in Thailand's Pasak River, found at a depth of 18 meters. Rescue operations were halted overnight due to strong currents. Towing to a safe location is planned for early morning. The cause of the incident is unclear.
In southern Thailand, 1.34 million methamphetamine pills were discovered, raising suspicions of involvement by a cross-border criminal syndicate. This group is also suspected of orchestrating 16 explosions in Trang province.
A woman, reportedly driven by jealousy, stormed the quarters of an abbot at a local temple in Buriram province, northeastern Thailand. Limited information is available, with details on the motive and outcome unconfirmed.