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In Thailand, DNA tests have revealed that 24 individuals born in China, registered with Thai men as their fathers on birth certificates, have no biological link to them. The findings point to a large-scale suspected birth registration fraud involving numerous individuals, including government and hospital personnel.
Treenanda Phuket is welcoming the year-end high season by offering diverse food and wellness experiences. The initiative aims to boost the local economy and promote Phuket as a "quality tourist destination," enhancing visitor satisfaction and contributing to the community.
An apology from villagers involved in the felling of royal memorial trees in Thailand is reportedly not enough given the severity of the incident, with attention now turning to the background and future response.
Thailand's Ministry of Tourism and Sports is considering a proposal for 15-day visa-free entry for tourists from Mexico, Colombia, and other potential markets, aiming to boost tourism numbers affected by visa processing delays.
Thailand's House of Representatives has agreed to commence the no-confidence debate against the government starting December 6. The debate is scheduled to last four days, with the deputy speaker to discuss details with the opposition. This move could impact political stability and future policy implementation.
The Thai government has launched the 'People's Solar' program to encourage household solar power adoption, aiming for 1 million households. The government will provide a subsidy of up to 50,000 baht per household. Registration opens today and runs until January 31, 2027.
A new specialized orthopedic hospital officially opened its doors in Pattaya on October 27th, 2026. Mayor Poramese Ngampichet attended the opening ceremony, with hopes for improved local healthcare and a boost to medical tourism. The facility focuses on bone and joint conditions with advanced medical equipment.
A Thai 7-Eleven employee has gone viral on social media for their fluency in seven languages. This multilingual skill highlights the diverse customer service landscape in Thailand.
MGR Online (South)の配信前向きでは「ハートヤイ州水道局は、運河に30メートル土嚢を設置した事例について説明し、そこが道路に水が飛び散った地点だと指摘している。 」と伝えています。
The Royal Thai Immigration Bureau has ordered officers nationwide to track over 10,000 foreigners suspected of overstaying their visas. This figure represents an enforcement target, not the number already arrested. The directive follows a joint operation with South Korean police in Bangkok on October 19th, which resulted in the arrest of eight South Koreans.
Key Thai companies including OR, OSP, PTT, SCB, SCGD, and SICT are drawing attention for their stock performance and strategic initiatives as of October 26, 2026. Movements reflecting market changes are evident across diverse sectors such as energy, consumer goods, finance, materials, and semiconductors.
Bangkok Airways has revealed the behind-the-scenes operations of its ground services, cargo, and catering businesses, emphasizing the quality and safety standards within its aviation ecosystem. The airline highlighted the crucial role these services play in the industry.
The Embassy of Israel is located in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. Specific details regarding its activities and the relationship with Thailand are not available from this information alone.
Mexico has announced plans to establish an embassy in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. This move is expected to deepen diplomatic relations and foster economic and cultural exchange between the two nations. Further details on the opening timeline and specific activities are anticipated.
A 75-year-old Belgian national was arrested at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand based on an arrest warrant from the Pattaya Court. The warrant, dated May 22, 2026, pertains to charges related to criminal case number 1259/2569.
Thailand aims to deport approximately 10,000 visa overstayers while simultaneously introducing a 15-day visa waiver to attract tourists, focusing on tourism recovery. The nation also faces economic challenges including rising hotel closures and weakening farm exports.
Thailand's Doi Luang Chiang Mai, the nation's highest peak, is experiencing a surge in tourism, placing significant strain on its delicate natural environment. Local authorities are urgently seeking solutions to balance sustainable tourism with environmental preservation.
Visa processing delays in Thailand have led to a significant drop of up to 30% in arrivals from Latin America. In response, the Thai government is considering implementing visa-free entry for some Latin American nations to boost tourism.
The Thai Ministry of Commerce organized a seminar focusing on the Madrid System, aiming to streamline international trademark registration and boost the competitiveness of Thai businesses.
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has informed House Speaker Sopon Saram that the government is available for the no-confidence debate from December 6 onwards, ensuring no disruption to ministerial duties. The duration of the debate will be discussed among the whips. The PM also commented on his defamation lawsuit.
A former Thai MP testified in an ethics violation case concerning the amendment of Article 112 (lèse-majesté law). The witness stated that MPs who did not sign the amendment faced party pressure and online harassment, sparking controversy.
Thailand's Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation (MHESI) is supporting the research and development of an innovative coastal protection technology called the 'Sea Wall Dome' at Prince of Songkla University (PSU). This technology is expected to combat natural disasters, particularly coastal erosion.
A foreign man was filmed throwing banknotes into the air on Phuket's popular Bangla Road, sparking a frenzy among onlookers scrambling to collect the cash. The incident, captured in social media footage, occurred on the bustling nightlife street in Patong, with the man's motive and the amount of money thrown remaining unconfirmed.
Residents of Nan province in northern Thailand are expressing extreme dissatisfaction with social media posts that criticize tourists and damage the province's image. They are demanding action from authorities, fearing negative impacts on the tourism sector.
A probe into citizenship fraud involving 'fathers for hire' in Thailand has led to the issuance of 46 arrest warrants. The scheme reportedly involved foreign nationals temporarily employing Thai men as 'fathers' to facilitate the acquisition of Thai citizenship.
Thai authorities have uncovered 24 Chinese children with fraudulent parentage, used to obtain Thai nationality through fake fatherhood. The discovery highlights illicit practices in child migration and nationality acquisition between Thailand and China.
Thai retail giant Makro hosted seminars in five regional cities focusing on efficient cost management for the HORECA (Hospitality, Restaurant, Catering) sector. Experts shared practical know-how to enhance industry profitability.
Residents of Hat Yai, Songkhla province, are urging authorities to implement more fundamental flood control measures, criticizing the ineffectiveness of current sandbagging tactics. The lack of a comprehensive solution continues to impact daily life.
A premium bird's nest brand is aggressively entering Thailand's health food market under the concept of 'You are a precious gem,' targeting consumers with high-value products amid a growing health consciousness.
The Thai cabinet has approved a significant excise tax reduction on E20 fuel by 5.60 baht per liter and B20 fuel by 5.50 baht per liter, effective for three months. This measure is likely aimed at stabilizing domestic fuel prices and easing the burden on consumers.
Thai retail giant Tops has analyzed data from its beauty app "LOOKS," revealing a surge in demand for wellness-related products, particularly "cosmeceuticals" and "vitamins." This indicates a growing consumer focus on health and beauty.
In Lopburi Province, Thailand, preparations are underway to construct a new home following the collapse of a house along the Pa Sak River, prioritizing resident safety and livelihood reconstruction.
A Thai boxer, Anucha Phaisanphana, 27, who has competed in ONE Lumpinee, has filed a police complaint alleging he was blocked by a car and assaulted in his face while still inside his vehicle in Chiang Mai. A dispute over driving is suspected as a motive.
Thai authorities have issued 46 additional arrest warrants in the third phase of a crackdown on the 'fake fathers' scam, where Thai men are paid to falsely claim paternity for children of foreign nationals to illegally obtain Thai citizenship and property rights. The operation has exposed an organized network involving government officials and hospital staff.
Thailand's Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rainfall across 35 provinces. Meanwhile, five young leopards were spotted at Kaeng Krachan National Park, drawing attention to wildlife conservation efforts.
Don Mueang Airport in Thailand is set to replace handheld metal detectors with pat-down checks as part of security enhancement measures. This shift aims to improve efficiency and passenger safety within the airport.