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.
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.
Thailand has secured a $200 million loan from the World Bank to fund investments in clean energy and develop low-carbon cities. The financing aims to support SMEs, farmers, and communities in their transition to a green economy, helping to reduce their costs.
Communities across Thailand are reporting significant delays in the delivery of aid and recovery efforts following recent widespread flooding. Victims remain displaced, facing growing concerns over rebuilding their lives.
Thai cosmetics brand O'right hosted the 'Beauty for a Better Tomorrow' event at CentralWorld in Bangkok, urging consumers to contribute to the planet through environmentally conscious beauty products.
Krabi province in southern Thailand has issued flood warnings following torrential downpours on October 19th. Tourists were evacuated from a waterfall, and fallen trees and electricity poles disrupted traffic. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant.
The National Police Office awarded the "Good Citizen Performing Civic Duty" plaque to Mrs. Siriporn Kanoksuwannakul, chairwoman of Pha Daeng Group 2019, on Police Day, October 17th, 2026. Known as "Mae Tai," she was recognized for her contributions to the community.
Thailand has reiterated that maritime boundary delimitation talks with Cambodia must be confined to the scope of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), urging confidence-building measures to de-escalate tensions.
Thailand's Irrigation Department is closely monitoring the Mae Khlong River, which may reach its highest levels in 30 years. They are adjusting water discharge from the dam to 1,160-1,189 cubic meters per second to minimize downstream impacts, with ongoing efforts to assess and manage the situation.
Mysterious footprints discovered in a forest stream in Udon Thani, Thailand, have ignited online speculation that they could belong to a dinosaur, with experts awaiting further examination to determine their origin.
Thailand successfully hosted the 2026 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings, showcasing its infrastructure and economic potential. The government's next critical task is to translate the international confidence gained into tangible investments and improved livelihoods for its citizens.
Lions Clubs International District 310 C's Zone 6 and 7 presidents convened in Pattaya for their first-quarter review meeting of the 2026-2027 administrative year, discussing service activities and future plans.
Srinakharinwirot University's Faculty of Social Sciences, comprising 34 PhD students and faculty, visited the Mahatai Foundation for People with Disabilities as part of a project focused on student competency and social contribution, linked to their applied social sciences seminar.
A 13-year-old boy in Thailand suffered severe injuries, including the loss of fingers, from a homemade firecracker during the end of Buddhist Lent period. Authorities are reissuing warnings against the creation and use of dangerous pyrotechnics.
Trade negotiations between Thailand and the European Union (EU) have reached a critical juncture concerning market access. Key sticking points are expected as both sides navigate their positions, with future developments drawing significant attention.
Southern Thailand is seeing advancements in medical innovation, with the introduction of cutting-edge treatments for degenerative spine and joint conditions. Through inter-hospital collaboration, these advanced therapies will become more accessible to local residents, aiming to bridge regional healthcare disparities and improve access to specialized medical care.
A family dispute in Pattaya's Soi Khao Talo escalated into a shooting incident early Tuesday, with over 10 spent casings of 9mm and 11mm ammunition recovered. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Police are investigating the incident.
The Tour of Thailand 2027 international cycling race has been postponed from late March to early April to late June to early July, citing concerns over severe PM2.5 pollution and forest fires in northern Thailand. The decision prioritizes athlete health while aiming to mitigate economic and tourism impacts.
Persistent flooding in Bangkok and 21 other provinces has resulted in 80 fatalities. The situation remains critical, with extensive damage and a prolonged recovery expected.
Thailand has received high praise from global financial leaders for its successful hosting of the 2026 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings. The country's infrastructure, economic foundation, and people's hospitality were lauded, raising expectations for future international cooperation.
Thailand's Ministry of Industry has cited test results in an attempt to quell concerns over industrial water leakage and contamination in Prachinburi province. Authorities are emphasizing safety in response to public apprehension.
A motorized tugboat sank in the Pa Sak River in Ayutthaya province on Oct. 18, injuring one person. No missing persons were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
The Thai Meteorological Department forecasts widespread rain across the country until October 25. This is expected to be within the typical rainfall for the season, raising concerns about potential impacts on agriculture.
A phenomenon of a single river flowing in two distinct colors has emerged in Prachin Buri, Thailand, prompting residents to question water sampling methods and urge authorities for thorough investigation due to concerns for wildlife, including elephants.