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Two foreign men were arrested by local police in Chiang Mai, Thailand, for vandalizing the wall of a well-known school with spray paint. The incident prompted an investigation following a report from school officials, leading to the swift identification of the perpetrators. Specific penalties for the arrested individuals are expected to be announced.
Tak Bai Customs in southern Thailand seized 339 e-cigarettes attempting to be smuggled across the border, with a total value exceeding 60,000 baht. This action is seen as part of intensified regulations against e-cigarette trade within Thailand.
Efforts are underway in Songkhla Province, Southern Thailand, to consolidate appeals from residents affected by extensive flooding. Local activist 'Bao Pee Hatyai' is leading the initiative, anticipating up to 5,000 victims and preparing to submit their grievances to the Songkhla Governor.
A German national, wanted on an international arrest warrant, has been apprehended in Buriram province, Thailand. He is suspected of sexually abusing his Thai stepdaughter for five years. Thai police made the arrest following information provided by Interpol.
Thailand's Mae Mo district hosted a public forum regarding the annual 300 million baht Electricity Development Fund. The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) emphasized the fund's public nature. The event highlighted resident concerns and the expectation of transparent fund management.
The inaugural durian buffet in Prachuap Khiri Khan's Pala-U district has seen a bustling start, with the 'Monthong' variety proving particularly popular. Farmstay accommodations were fully booked, signaling a positive impact on the local economy.
A shooting incident at an ordination ceremony in southern Thailand resulted in one death and one injury. Police are planning to issue arrest warrants for two brothers, suspecting an old grudge from the Songkran festival as the motive. The incident highlights security concerns in Thai society.
Jokkradin Waterfall in Ranong, Thailand, has regained its clarity. However, swimming remains prohibited, and visitors are advised to check the latest information before traveling.
MGR Online (Business)の配信結果では「BMTAは、国道514号線を走行していたエアコン付きバスがアクセルが固着したために街灯柱に衝突したと説明している。 負傷者への全額補償を確認。
Thailand's Ministry of Commerce announced a plan to strengthen public-private collaboration to prevent intellectual property infringement, a key step for sustainable economic growth and international competitiveness.
A unique establishment, 'Topland Cafe,' has opened in Khon Kaen, Thailand, set on a sprawling 16-rai property. Featuring a skywalk made of railway sleepers and picturesque rice field views, it's gaining attention on social media as a distinctive destination.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is intensifying monitoring and safety measures for residents following water seepage in the under-construction Purple Line extension tunnel and road subsidence on Prajadhipok Road. Some residents have been evacuated and a section of the road remains closed.
Lifeguards at Phuket's Kamala Beach safely captured and released a sea snake that had slithered ashore, startling tourists. Authorities believe strong waves may have pushed the reptile closer to land and urged caution.
A former monk in Nakhon Sawan has been charged with animal cruelty after surveillance footage showed him beating a temple puppy. He claims it was discipline, but animal welfare groups allege repeated abuse and have rescued several animals from the temple.
Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, the "People's Leader," lauded the meeting between three former Shinawatra prime ministers and ASEAN leaders as a positive step for addressing public issues, while criticizing Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul for slow progress on lifting export bans.
MGRオンライン（南部）は「農民」を意味します。 トラン県は「スズキ」に関する多くの問題に直面しており、飼育を完全に中止しなければならないかもしれないほどです。
Two British tourists were rescued by lifeguards in Phuket after entering dangerous waters at Nai Thon Beach, despite red-flag warnings. The pair were pulled unconscious from the surf and are now in stable condition after receiving medical treatment.
A civil court has ordered Kasikornbank to pay 1 million baht in damages for failing to detect suspicious after-midnight transfers in the scam case of Thai-British actress Charlotte Austin. The ruling establishes a precedent for shared responsibility between financial institutions and customers in fraud cases.
Two lanes on Chakkraphet Road in Bangkok were closed after a section of the roadway collapsed near the bridge to Mega Plaza (Saphan Lek). Authorities are managing traffic and repairs, with delays expected in the area.
The Democrat Party will hold a party meeting in Hat Yai, Songkhla province, from July 11-13 to strategize for the southern region. Party MPs are set to demand the government expedite repairs to "Khlong R1," a vital drainage canal in Hat Yai, highlighting the need to strengthen flood prevention measures in the area prone to recurrent flooding.
The Thai Ministry of Commerce has signed an MOU with Mrs. Thailand World to promote Geographical Indication (GI) protected products in global markets. This collaboration aims to enhance the international recognition and export of Thailand's high-quality agricultural and specialty products.
After suffering two consecutive losses in the third week of the Volleyball Nations League (VNL) 2026, the Thai women's national team faces a critical survival battle in their final two matches. Currently ranked 14th, the gap with lower-ranked teams is narrow, making a victory in the remaining games essential for securing their VNL status.
Thailand's House Committee on Land is expediting the revocation of land titles issued within forest reserve areas in Pak Tho district, Ratchaburi province. Revoked lands will be managed as state forests for public benefit, aiming to prevent illegal land acquisition and balance citizen rights with forest conservation.
Thailand's Deputy Minister of Interior led raids on illegal hotels in Patong Beach, Phuket, uncovering unlicensed operations and construction. He also ordered intensified checks on 360 foreign-owned nominee companies.
Thailand's government is tightening birth registration procedures nationwide following a scandal involving approximately 500 Chinese children allegedly obtaining Thai nationality through fraudulent documents. In-person confirmation before registration officers will now be mandatory for cases with a foreign parent to prevent impersonation.
Demolition of the overpass at Bangkok's key Wongwian Yai intersection has been completed. The project will now focus on soil stabilization and preventing groundwater infiltration, aiming to improve traffic infrastructure and ensure long-term safety.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is intensifying efforts to attract high-spending tourists from the Middle East by promoting wellness tourism and leveraging new air connectivity, including a roadshow and media launch in the UAE.
A Thai woman, who worked at a massage parlor in Dubai, was arrested at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok on suspicion of opening a mule bank account for a scam syndicate. She confessed to opening the account for a monthly fee of 1,000 baht.
Pacific Garden Hospital doctors addressed the Pattaya City Expats Club on 'The Mechanics of Aging Well,' emphasizing health span over lifespan and detailing biological drivers of aging that can be managed through lifestyle and medical intervention.
A Thai court has ordered a bank to pay 1 million baht in compensation to a former Miss Grand Thailand contestant who lost 4 million baht to scammers, finding shared negligence between the bank and the victim.
Thailand's industrial confidence index rose to 88.2 in June, marking the first positive reading in four months. Government economic stimulus measures are credited with boosting consumer purchasing power and corporate investment. The Constitutional Court's approval of a 400 billion baht decree for energy crisis response and transition further bolsters optimism for economic recovery.
A conservation and revival project for lychee trees over 230 years old has begun in Thailand's Mae Khlong River basin. Researchers and private companies are collaborating to preserve this valuable agricultural heritage.
Thailand's Commerce Ministry is preparing to launch a nationwide program encouraging restaurants to offer ready-to-eat meals for no more than 40 baht, with government subsidies to help offset ingredient costs amidst rising living expenses.
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) is closely monitoring a road subsidence and underground water leak on Prachathipok Road. Emergency measures include dismantling an overhead pedestrian bridge to relieve pressure and injecting materials to strengthen the soil. The area within a 30-meter radius is under 24-hour surveillance.
A new natural attraction, 'Tanuk Waterfall,' has opened in Khlong Yai District, Trat Province, eastern Thailand. The waterfall's natural pools, fed by water from the mountain range, are expected to draw tourists.
Thailand's ambitious high-speed rail project connecting three major airports faces critical review after over eight years of delays. Reports suggest a CP Group-affiliated company is seeking contract termination, while Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul insists on continuing under the existing agreement, casting uncertainty over the $21.8 billion project.