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Yasothon MP Warayut Jongakorn visited the Fueng Nakhon Rom Klao community in Bangkok's Lat Krabang district to assist flood victims. Supplies including food and children's toys were distributed, with urgent calls for debris removal.
Thailand's Ministry of Public Health has warned of an increased risk of six infectious diseases in areas where large-scale floods have receded. The ministry specifically urged caution against leptospirosis, foot rot, and dengue fever, calling for thorough preventive measures.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is set to host "VIJIT ROI-ET ILLUMINATION," a spectacular light and sound festival in Roi Et province, Northeastern Thailand. From October 9-18, the Bueng Phlanchai lake will be transformed with dazzling displays of light, color, sound, and music.
MIS International School Pattaya differentiates itself by moving beyond traditional classroom lessons, encouraging students of all ages to engage in practical learning experiences. The school follows the English National Curriculum.
Nearly three decades after receiving a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) during the 1997 Asian financial crisis, Thailand is once again confronting significant economic challenges, raising concerns about the nation's current financial resilience.
Khon Kaen province in northeastern Thailand has commenced its annual Vegetarian Festival (Thetsakarn Kin Jay). Local residents participated in a ritual to invoke nine deities, seeking good fortune and prosperity.
Thai Transport Minister Pipat has initiated a review of Thai Airways' ground and cargo service contracts. Fines for contract breaches may be increased following international reputational damage caused by lost luggage issues.
Thai immigration authorities have arrested a former Chinese bank manager, wanted for embezzlement in China, at a Pattaya condominium. He had been overstaying his visa for over seven years since entering Thailand in July 2019.
Phuket experienced widespread flooding in its provincial capital after less than an hour of heavy rainfall, disrupting the annual Vegetarian Festival's "Vegan Street Food" event. Authorities have issued warnings for high waves and potential landslides.
Thai energy giant GULF, in collaboration with the Faculty of Dentistry, Chulalongkorn University, will provide free dental treatment to 1,086 individuals on October 21st, "National Dental Public Health Day," as part of the "GULF Sparks Smiles Vol. 6" project, aiming to improve public oral health.
While flood crises continue to worsen across Thailand, Bangkok has been named the world's best city by Condé Nast Traveller. These contrasting headlines highlight the current state of Thai society.
ICONSIAM in Bangkok is hosting a free exhibition showcasing Thailand's traditional Royal Barge Procession, offering a glimpse into the nation's rich cultural heritage for locals and tourists alike.
Bangkok police have arrested a 21-year-old man suspected of modifying firearms and assembling explosive trigger components. Seized items include modified guns, a large quantity of ammunition, and suspected detonators for C4 explosives.
Severe flooding has hit Thailand's Ayutthaya province, specifically the Koh Rian community. Residents are forced to use boats for movement as water levels have risen nearly 2 meters in just three days, as reported by MGR Online (Regional).
RX Tradex is preparing to host COSMEX 2026, a trade exhibition for the health and beauty industry, from November 3-5, 2026, at BITEC, Bangkok. The event is expected to be a key platform for industry professionals to discover the latest trends and technologies.
PM2.5 levels have risen in Southern Thailand, prompting authorities to advise residents to limit outdoor activities due to health concerns.
Thai entertainer Nene Royal has reportedly chosen to receive the prize money from "America's Got Talent (AGT)" as a lump sum, rather than in installments. This decision could significantly impact her future career and financial planning.
Flooding caused by heavy rainfall in Rayong Province, eastern Thailand, is showing signs of subsiding in many areas. However, Baan Na in Klaeng District remains inundated, affecting 20 households.
Thai authorities have searched three locations in connection with Israeli nationals who obtained Thai citizenship, suspecting them of engaging in de facto business operations. Officials suggest potential violations of Thai law through nominee business practices.
Thailand's gem and jewelry exports saw a significant year-on-year increase in August, primarily driven by a staggering 112.47% surge in gold exports. Overall gem and jewelry exports grew by 4.86%, largely attributed to rising international gold prices.
Thai authorities are expanding investigations into transnational scam, drug trafficking, and money laundering networks linked to over 2.5 billion baht in alleged damages, with a key discovery of a large sum of cash involving a Myanmar national sparking the operation.
Thailand is experiencing widespread disruption due to continuous heavy rains and flooding, leading to plankton blooms along the coasts of Cha-am and Hua Hin. While some forecasts predict minimal economic impact, concerns remain for the service sector, and travelers are advised to exercise caution.
The Thai government plans to expand infrastructure investment to boost economic recovery. The aim is to revitalize the domestic economy by strengthening public-private partnerships. Specific investment areas and details of the plan are expected to be announced soon.
Environmental activists in Chiang Mai, Thailand, have voiced opposition to the planned "Khun Chang Khian-Huay Tung Tao" road construction project. They question the necessity of forest clearing and highlight risks of nature destruction and increased encroachment.
Customs authorities at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport have seized 1.3 kilograms of gold hidden inside a speaker. The incident highlights the ongoing efforts to combat smuggling in Thailand.
The body of a man in his 50s was discovered floating near his home in a flood-affected area of Ang Thong province, Thailand. Authorities estimate the man had been deceased for at least two days. The region is currently experiencing widespread flooding.
The Thai Meteorological Department has issued a heavy downpour warning for seven provinces over the weekend. Residents, especially in mountainous and low-lying areas, are urged to be vigilant against potential floods and landslides. Travelers are advised to stay updated on weather forecasts.
A flood has struck Prachinburi Province in eastern Thailand, prompting local authorities to assist in the evacuation of residents, including the elderly and bedridden patients, from high-risk areas.
In Chiang Rai, northern Thailand, the governor has ordered an urgent resolution to a delayed sewer construction project in a riverside community along the Kok River. The project's delays have caused soil subsidence, leading to cracks in homes and collapsed fences, significantly impacting residents' lives.
A Buddhist abbot in Buriram province, Thailand, reportedly drove 40 kilometers to purchase methamphetamine, allegedly to avoid being seen. The incident raises concerns about drug use within religious communities and the broader issue of narcotics in Thailand.
Gulf Energy Development, a major Thai energy conglomerate, has announced the issuance of six series of debentures and digital debentures, with annual interest rates ranging from 1.83% to 3.00%. This move is part of the company's financing strategy and is expected to impact its future business development.
In anticipation of the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok this October, the Tourist Police have enhanced security measures at Suvarnabhumi Airport, aiming to ensure smooth arrivals and a safe stay for over 15,000 international delegates.
Thailand is moving forward with plans to levy a 450-baht entry fee on foreign tourists, with revenue earmarked for enhancing visitor safety and developing attractions. The government is also considering strengthened incentives for film productions.
Thailand's National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has extradited Paopadet, a suspect wanted in connection with a bribery case involving 'Rolls-Royce' aircraft engines, from Indonesia to Thailand. He is suspected of involvement as an executive at a Thai airline.
Thailand's Minister of Industry and Commerce, Varawut, has ordered the Industrial Development Authority (IDA) and Amata Corporation to implement urgent measures to prevent recurring floods in key industrial estates. The ministry will also consolidate industry demands for submission to the cabinet.
Thai actress Davika Hoorne garnered significant social media attention for her striking green gown at the BOF500 gala in New York. Upon returning, she humorously mentioned her husband 'followed her home,' and described the dress as an iconic piece in her career.