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Despite calm weather, Pattaya Tourist Police continue to assist tourists disembarking at Bali Hai Pier from Koh Larn, part of ongoing efforts to enhance safety and provide reassurance to visitors.
In preparation for the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings 2026 in Bangkok, the Tourist Police are enhancing security and visitor assistance. Ensuring the safety of delegates, tourists, and the public, alongside maintaining smooth travel, are top priorities.
Chanthaburi Provincial Public Prosecutor's Office in Thailand is enhancing cooperation with the police to expedite case processing and protect human rights. A meeting with the new police commander focused on timely and effective case handling while safeguarding all parties' rights.
CP Axtra, under Thailand's conglomerate CP Group, has launched the 'AXTRA GREEN' campaign aimed at reducing food waste and creating added value. The initiative seeks to reframe food loss not as mere waste, but as an opportunity for new value creation.
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In southern Thailand on the 11th, a drunk man injured two people with a knife before being severely beaten by a mob. While details remain unclear, the incident raises concerns about community safety.
Nakhon Si Thammarat province saw a large turnout of residents participating in the traditional 'Tai Sart' festival, held on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month. The event, dedicated to honoring ancestors, saw many gathering at temples to offer merit, highlighting its deep roots in Southern Thai cultural heritage.
Phetchabun, Thailand – The ancient "Um Phra Dam Nam" festival, a 400-year-old tradition, has commenced in Phetchabun province. The central ritual involves submerging a sacred Buddha image into the water, a practice believed to ensure good harvests, timely rainfall, and protection from disease. Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul attended the opening ceremony, praying for national unity and development.
A Thai woman and two South Korean nationals were arrested at a luxury house in Pattaya, Thailand. Authorities seized 37 units of an illegal substance referred to as 'Potke' and methamphetamine. The individuals were also found to have overstayed their visas.
The Office of Small and Medium Enterprises Promotion (OSMEP) is accelerating the growth of the halal food industry, aiming for a top 10 global ranking. The agency plans to boost this year's exports to 1.5 trillion baht, positioning it as a future food industry.
Kanchanaburi Province in western Thailand is experiencing widespread flooding on multiple roads due to torrential rain, making passage difficult for smaller vehicles. Police are directing traffic and warning of potential electrical hazards.
The Thai government has announced special traffic management measures for the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok from October 12-18, urging citizens to use public transport and plan travel in advance.
Thailand showcased its traditional national costume, Chud Thai, in Paris on October 10, as it seeks UNESCO recognition for its knowledge and craftsmanship. The Culture Ministry-organized event highlighted royal dress styles and traditional crafts, bolstering the nation's cultural outreach internationally.
A suspect allegedly posing as a charitable figure has surfaced in Chumphon province, Thailand, accused of defrauding individuals under the guise of flood relief donations. Prominent influencers and celebrities reportedly fell victim, with approximately 200,000 baht allegedly scammed. This incident follows similar past cases, prompting calls for increased vigilance.
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Kanchanaburi province in western Thailand is on high alert as two major dams have exceeded 97% capacity, raising concerns of flash floods due to heavy rainfall. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant.
Hong Kong police have busted a large-scale prostitution ring targeting Thai women, seizing approximately 55 million baht (around 240 million yen) in cash. The organization is believed to have trafficked women from Thailand for illegal prostitution activities in Hong Kong. This case highlights the severe reality of human trafficking from Southeast Asia.
The 'Sat Duan Sip' festival, a traditional Southern Thai event, was held vibrantly in Songkhla province. It served as an occasion for local residents to uphold ancient customs and pass down Southern cultural heritage to the next generation.
The Phet Kasem Road, a major highway leading to southern Thailand, is experiencing severe traffic congestion and flooding due to prolonged rainfall. Underpasses have become submerged, making vehicle passage extremely difficult.
Calls for the dissolution of Thailand's public broadcaster, Thai PBS, are growing as former insiders criticize its failure to fulfill its mandate. The former employees allege mismanagement of public funds and political bias within the organization.
A pack of endangered dholes, also known as Asian wild dogs, has been captured on camera traps in Salawin Wildlife Sanctuary in Mae Hong Son, northern Thailand. This significant discovery indicates a thriving wildlife population and validates conservation efforts in the protected area.
Residents in Rayong, Thailand, are demanding an urgent investigation into a warehouse suspected of handling industrial waste and electronic scrap, citing concerns over dust pollution and public health. Daily deliveries by container trucks have raised questions about the legality and environmental impact of the operations.
Record flooding in Bang Bal, Ayutthaya, Thailand has submerged homes up to the second floor. Residents are displaced, facing sanitation challenges. Authorities are providing assistance.
The family of a 17-year-old girl murdered in Pattaya in June 2026 is pursuing compensation from the Australian defendant through criminal court proceedings. The Chonburi Provincial Rights Protection and Legal Assistance Office is supporting the victim's family.
Chonburi Immigration Police arrested two Nigerian men in a Pattaya condominium on October 9, seizing approximately 6 grams of cocaine. One of the men is suspected of overstaying his visa.
Ban Bueng police in Chonburi province raided a metal company suspected of nominee violations in foreign business operations. One Chinese man, wanted on an arrest warrant, was apprehended at the scene.
Phuket's traditional Vegetarian Festival (Tesagan Gin Je) has commenced with the first day featuring a city procession. Devotees engaged in self-mortification rituals, including piercing their cheeks with sharp objects, to atone for sins. Crowds lined the streets, offering blessings and alms.
An attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport resulted in 12 deaths and 309 injuries. The Thai Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed no Thai nationals were among the casualties. Direct economic impact on Thailand is deemed limited, though regional tensions are being closely monitored.
Reuters reports that Thailand's economy is now more resilient than during the 1997 financial crisis, better equipped to handle global economic pressures. Thailand aims to attract investment in future industries by positioning itself as a 'Trusted Connector' at the IMF-World Bank meetings.
The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy rain and potential flooding across Thailand, particularly in the central, eastern, and southern regions, through October 13th. The latest warning took effect on October 11th and is expected to last until the 13th.
Thailand has commenced cleanup and recovery efforts following last week's record-breaking floods. However, meteorological authorities are warning of potential further rainfall in the coming days, raising concerns about delays in restoration and the risk of secondary disasters.
His Majesty the King has extended congratulations to Nene, a Thai national achieving international acclaim. The gesture has garnered significant attention within Thailand.
Funding mechanisms for Thai PBS, the nation's public broadcaster, are facing increased scrutiny amid transparency concerns. The station's financial structure, reliant on public funds and private donations, raises questions about its independence and journalistic integrity.
Thailand's National Nanotechnology Center (NANOTEC) under NSTDA has partnered with Baby&Mom, a company specializing in baby and mother products, to develop future dietary supplements based on innovative research and development. This collaboration is expected to boost the health and wellness industry in Thailand.
The Thai Hotels Association has officially submitted a letter to the Director-General of the Revenue Department objecting to the proposed 1,000-baht air departure tax, citing concerns about its negative impact on the Thai economy.
At ONE Fight Night 49, Japan's Taiki Naito and Colombia's Johan Estupinan will rematch in a kickboxing flyweight bout. The winner will earn a shot at the vacant ONE Kickboxing Flyweight World Championship. This highly anticipated match follows their previous Muay Thai encounter and introduces a rule change, with a title shot on the line.