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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.
Thailand's Office of the National Water Resources (ONWR) inspected a flood-damaged bridge in Kanchanaburi and reviewed the discharge plan from Vajiralongkorn Dam. The agency is assessing the damage and future water resource management.
A 23-year-old Chinese national abruptly jumped into the water at a renowned tourist destination in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand. Fortunately, quick actions by bystanders led to his safe rescue. The details surrounding the incident are currently under investigation.
Thailand has strongly denied Cambodia's accusations of delaying joint border meetings and obstructing boundary demarcation efforts, emphasizing its commitment to resolving border issues between the two nations.
Severe damage from recent heavy rains has forced the closure of the popular tourist attractions Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall and Mae Khamin Hot Springs in Kanchanaburi, Thailand. Restoration efforts are ongoing, with only Pha Tat Waterfall currently open to visitors.
Chiang Mai, Thailand, has launched an initiative where four leading universities are collaborating with local communities and private enterprises to promote social enterprises, aiming for sustainable regional economic development.
Royal Thai Immigration Division 5 arrested Sun Hao, a 40-year-old Chinese national, at a Chiang Mai hotel on October 9th. He is wanted by Chinese authorities for alleged fraud exceeding 100 million baht (approximately 20 million yuan) and was found to be overstaying his visa in Thailand.
Pattaya City Police have deployed officers to Bali Hai Pier amid escalating tensions over public land use. The move aims to prevent confrontation between officials and individuals with property on the site, while negotiations continue.
King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida have arrived at Hat Yai Airport to carry out royal duties in Pattani Province. The arrival signifies the Royal family's engagement and attention towards the southern region of Thailand.
A tragic accident occurred in Phanat Nikhom, Chonburi, Thailand on October 10th, when a pickup truck crossed the median and collided with an oncoming vehicle. The collision resulted in two fatalities and two injuries.
Former Thai election commissioner Somchai Srisutthiyakorn is preparing to file a defamation lawsuit against Aurelian Group chairman Nattawut Wongniem on October 12th. The legal action stems from an incident outside a police station where Somchai alleges Nattawut filed a false report and publicly defamed him.
A bar on Bangkok's Khao San Road was raided, revealing numerous underage patrons and individuals testing positive for drugs. Operating without a license and suspicious financial transactions were also discovered, prompting authorities to indicate strict enforcement.
Police in Buriram, Thailand, have arrested a suspect in the murder of a cassava farmer. The suspect confessed to stealing cassava tubers to fund methamphetamine purchases and online gaming.
Thailand's first three-day holiday weekend of the 2026 high season has seen between 3,000 and 4,000 tourists flock to the popular islands of Koh Kut and Koh Mak in Trat province, boosting ferry operators. Meanwhile, neighboring Koh Chang shows signs of recovery but remains relatively quiet.
The Eastern Thailand Transport Office is promoting the adoption of Euro 5 emission standards at its 8th major event to reduce air pollution. Simultaneously, it is strongly urging the government to address the rising fuel prices.
Residents in Thailand's Rayong province have lodged complaints with authorities regarding dust emanating from a warehouse suspected to be operated by Chinese capital. Concerns are mounting over potential health impacts from the alleged improper handling of electronic waste.
バンコク — タイのホテル業界は、長引く洪水の影響でASEAN市場からの訪問者が約20％減少し、ハイシーズンが予想よりも低迷すると警告している一方、飛行機代に数千バーツ追加される可能性がある旅行税案に反対している。 タイホテル協会（THA）のティエンプラシット・チャイヤパトラヌン会長は、2026年第4四半期の観光業は前年同期と比べてほぼ横ばいが続くと予想されると述べた。
A rare Red-Throated Hornbill has been spotted in Thailand's Western Forest Complex, specifically within the Thung Yai Naresuan Wildlife Sanctuary. The sighting has generated excitement, highlighting the region's rich biodiversity.
A cassava farm owner was found murdered in Buriram province, Thailand. The body was buried, and the incident is suspected to be linked to cassava theft. Police are actively investigating.
Preliminary findings reveal that approximately 20% of agricultural soil in Chiang Rai's Kok, Sai, and Ruak river basins exceeds the Department of Land Development's arsenic standard. Another 50% requires monitoring, raising concerns for food production.
Five suspects in a 37 million baht robbery in Chonburi have reportedly left Thailand. Police are coordinating with Chinese authorities and seeking Interpol Red Notices to track them down.
Authorities in Phichit province, central Thailand, have arrested two members of a drug trafficking ring and seized approximately 3 million methamphetamine pills (yaba). The suspects attempted to evade a checkpoint by abandoning their vehicle and fleeing, but were apprehended following a swift investigation.
Thailand's Department of Highways plans to allocate over 45 billion baht in its 2027 fiscal year budget for 12 major infrastructure projects, including maintenance and safety improvements at 2,000 locations nationwide.
Elaborately crafted 'Ton Thian Phansa' (Buddhist Lent lanterns) from Ubon Ratchathani in northeastern Thailand participated in the 'Chak Phra Festival' in Surat Thani province in the south. This cultural exchange aimed to promote traditional arts and strengthen inter-regional ties.
Surin province is preparing a grand welcome for Thai sprinter Puripol Boonson, who secured two gold medals at the Asian Games. A procession featuring nine elephants is scheduled for his homecoming on October 19th.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport plans to advance a comprehensive infrastructure development strategy aimed at enhancing the nation's industrial competitiveness and connecting its economy to the global market.
Yamaha Marine is expanding its water business network in Thailand to support the growth of the water industry and corporate clients. As part of this strategic expansion, SEAT GROUP has been appointed as the official dealer in Thailand.
Thai national police have seized luxury properties worth over 6 billion baht in the eighth phase of a crackdown on foreign property nominees, with arrest warrants issued for 86 foreign nationals after raids on four upscale estates in Bangkok.
The Civil Aviation Training Center (CATC) in Thailand held an open house to foster interest in the aviation sector, introducing two new courses for the 2026 academic year, aiming to cultivate future aviation professionals.
Severe flooding has impacted Prachin Buri Province in eastern Thailand, with 12 main routes remaining accessible despite water levels reaching 70-100 cm. Authorities are preparing for prompt repair work once the waters recede.