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A 64-slot SIM box, believed to be used by international call center scammers, was discovered hidden in the ceiling of a rental room in Pattaya, Thailand. Police are actively searching for the tenant, highlighting the growing concern over cybercrime within the country.
The Thai government has decided to lower the retail price of biofuels B20 and E20 to 33.50 Baht per liter. This measure aims to control energy costs and stimulate domestic consumption.
Airports of Thailand (AOT) engaged in business negotiations with airline alliances at the Routes World 2026 conference on October 27, 2026. The talks focused on developing new flight routes, increasing frequencies, and enhancing commercial opportunities.
Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok will implement pat-down checks for passengers after they pass through metal detection gates, starting November 1, as part of enhanced aviation security measures aligned with international standards.
Thai Airways hosted the 'Terminal of Imagination' event, further developing its 'THAI Junior Sky Explorers' youth program. The initiative aims to nurture future talent for the aviation industry.
Thai authorities have revoked the visa of an Israeli woman for repeated disruptive behavior on Koh Phangan, including alleged threats to national park staff and ordering hotel guests to leave. Her deportation is planned due to concerns for public order and the island's tourism image.
マティションの配信逆では「エク医師は44歳の事件で証言し、ソーシャルメディアで追及されるまでは112歳の改正には同意しなかったと主張し、前進した。 議員立候補資格剥奪。
Thailand's Ministry of Interior has revoked 50 birth certificates issued to children of foreign nationals. The ministry clarified that these children can continue to reside and work in Thailand, and that applications for nationality must follow established procedures. This action appears to address improper issuance of birth certificates and ensure compliance with nationality acquisition regulations.
Thailand's ruling Pheu Thai Party has emphasized that citizens' rights to grow, sell, and consume basil (grapao) remain unaffected and that no single company can monopolize the herb nationwide. This statement addresses public concerns about food self-sufficiency and livelihoods.
A former monk has been arrested in central Thailand for possessing approximately 891 methamphetamine pills. Two women were also found at the scene and are suspected of using the drugs together. This incident highlights the persistent drug problem within Thai society.
The Thai Constitutional Court announced that the defence in the ethics case against the Move Forward Party (MFP) will commence on November 3. The MFP faces allegations of constitutional violations, particularly concerning its platform advocating for royal reforms. The outcome of this trial is expected to significantly impact Thailand's political landscape.
Thailand hosted the Space Applications Working Group (SAWG) under the Asia-Pacific Regional Space Agency Forum (APRSAF) to discuss the societal application of satellite technology, focusing on its use in areas from navigation systems to agriculture and environmental management.
A Thai food study has indicated the potential presence of bacteria in raw enoki mushrooms, raising new concerns over food safety standards and consumer health within the country.
Thailand's tourism authority has welcomed the launch of direct flights between Minsk and Bangkok by Belarusian national carrier Belavia Airlines, anticipating increased visitor numbers ahead of the year-end tourism season.
A survey reveals that 88% of HR leaders in Thailand recognize the growing necessity of English proficiency due to increasing global collaboration. This highlights a key challenge for Thai companies in talent development to adapt and remain competitive in the international business landscape.
The 'THE BOYS' Invitational 2026' youth basketball tournament concluded in Chonburi, Thailand, crowning champions in three age categories. The event aims to nurture young talent and prepare them for future international competitions.
A Thai parliamentary committee chairman has urged the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to swiftly take legal action against suspects allegedly involved in the online casino 'Shuffle.com'. Among the suspects reportedly implicated is the spouse of a ruling party Member of Parliament. The case involves allegations of illegal gambling within Thailand and international money laundering.
A fire broke out at Big C, a large commercial complex in Phang Nga province, southern Thailand, engulfing the facility in smoke and causing chaos as employees and customers evacuated. Firefighters responded and have since brought the situation under control.
A Thai Member of Parliament's (MP) husband is reportedly linked to an online gambling site. The chairman of a parliamentary committee has submitted evidence to the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), aiming for charges including organized crime and money laundering.
MGR Online (Business)の配信トップでは「モールグループはバンコクと提携し、同盟国と連携します。 「国王陛下にお悔やみと供物を捧げる白檀の花」プロジェクトの成果を拡大します。
MGR Online (Business)の配信予想では「PEA-MEA、100万世帯に「公共太陽光発電」を開始 支援機器設置費用は1人当たり5万バーツ。 今後も最高のものをお見せしていきます。
Bangkok's Platinum Fashion Mall is hosting a Halloween event themed 'Laced in Darkness,' encouraging visitors to adopt dark and alluring styles to celebrate the season.
MGR Online (Business)の配信前向きでは「シンハーソーダは『本物の本物の炭酸』を強調しながら、タイ・韓国のアジアキャンペーンを継続します」と伝えています。 年末には新作をリリースする予定です(2026-10-27)。
The Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) of Thailand is recommending that consumers verify registered vendors before selecting installers for their rooftop solar projects under the public participation scheme, aiming to protect consumers and facilitate smooth project execution.
Pattaya City is set to host the 10th Pattaya International Bikini Beach Race on October 31st. This year's event will feature a Halloween theme, with the 5-kilometer night race taking place on Pattaya Beach, expecting over 5,000 runners and supporters.
Six arrest warrants have been issued in connection with a share ownership concealment case involving Thai media giant VGI. Suspicions of asset hiding and fraudulent activities are being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), with the full scope of the case awaiting clarification.
Siam Cement Group Packaging (SCGP) reported a net profit of 5.89 billion baht for the first nine months of the year, a 106% increase year-on-year. The company anticipates continued profit growth in the fourth quarter, driven by expected demand recovery.
An investigation is underway into the cause of a landslide in Soi Nai, Southern Thailand. The site, characterized by granite mountains and a former stream, is suspected to have collapsed due to heavy rainfall saturating the soil.
A gas leak in Phetchaburi city, Thailand, triggered a fire and subsequent explosions of multiple gas canisters. One employee sustained burn injuries and was taken to the hospital. Firefighters responded to the scene, causing temporary chaos.
Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok will cease the use of handheld metal detectors for secondary screening from November 1st, 2026, transitioning to manual pat-down checks for passengers after they pass through walk-through metal detectors or body scanners, aiming to enhance aviation security.
Thailand welcomed nearly 25 million foreign tourists from January 1 to October 24, generating over 1.21 trillion baht in spending. However, arrivals were down 4.43% compared to the same period last year. While visitors from Europe, the US, Russia, and India showed growth, Chinese arrivals decreased.
Pattaya City distributed 40 sets of rice, eggs, and lunch meals to city workers, including cleaners, electricians, and employees with disabilities, on October 27th, 2026, to boost morale. The donation was made by a local supporter.
Over 200 residents in Mae Sot district, Thailand, have demanded government protection against stray bullets and explosive rounds from Myanmar, citing damage to homes and injuries to Thai nationals over the past year. They are seeking compensation, safe shelters, and early warning systems.
Thailand's Immigration Bureau has arrested 'David,' an internationally wanted fraud suspect, in Surat Thani province. The total damages are estimated to exceed 20 million baht, with the suspect also accused of impersonating police and stealing firearms.
An 81-year-old blind father in Thailand, suffering from cancer in his ear, is appealing for his son to pick him up, having been left alone in a temple hut. He tearfully pleads to be taken home.
Residents of Mae Sot, a Thai border town, are demanding urgent compensation and safety measures from the Thai government, as stray bullets from Myanmar's internal conflicts have repeatedly hit their homes for over two years.