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Residents in Thailand's Chonburi province are enthusiastically participating in prawn fishing along the Bang Pakong River. Particularly, "white shrimp" are being caught in abundance, with some individuals reportedly netting dozens of kilograms in a single night. This phenomenon is bringing new vitality to the local economy and residents' lives.
Pattaya News highlights the top national Thailand stories from the past week, including the celebration of 'America's Got Talent' champion Nene, and other significant events. The stories are presented in chronological order.
Pet lovers in Thailand are voicing distress over Prime Minister's directive to prioritize human rescue during floods, arguing that animals are also family members and should not be abandoned.
Ayutthaya Province in Thailand is experiencing widespread flooding, impacting 16 districts and affecting over 53,000 households. Residents are resorting to measures like raising fighting cocks on floating platforms, with concerns raised about children during the school break.
UD Clinic, a Thai beauty clinic chain, has announced a major investment plan of 50 million baht for new equipment in Q4 2026. Partnering with Wontech and MNB, the company aims to expand services across its 18 branches nationwide, reflecting growth in the domestic aesthetic market.
An American tourist was found dead alone in his hotel room in Patong, Phuket. Police are investigating the cause of death, with no signs of ransacking and indications he was staying alone.
A severe flood in Ratchaburi province, Thailand, submerged a salacca farm to a depth of nearly 2 meters for five days, causing crop damage exceeding 1 million baht and requiring at least one year for farm restoration.
Key reservoirs in Eastern Thailand have exceeded their normal capacity, prompting officials to order accelerated drainage in anticipation of further rainfall. Storage levels in Chonburi province and surrounding areas have surpassed 100 percent, raising concerns about potential flooding.
On October 26, 2025, attention in the Thai stock market focused on Asset World Corporation (AWC), Thai Airways (THAI), and TIP Life Insurance (TIPAK). The movements of these stocks are noted for their potential to influence overall market sentiment.
Thai companies Asset World Corporation (AWC) is leveraging assets through REIT establishment, Thai Airways (THAI) is undergoing management reform, and Thai Packaging Industry (TIPAK) has debuted on the stock exchange. These developments are drawing market attention.
Thailand is bracing for scattered thunderstorms and heavy rainfall from October 5-13, with a "rain bomb" alert issued for Pattaya. While water levels show improvement in some northern and western areas, southern provinces remain at high risk of flash floods and runoff.
VietJet Air is set to resume its Chiang Rai-Phuket route, connecting key tourist destinations within Thailand. The airline also plans to increase domestic and international flight frequencies in anticipation of the peak travel season, likely boosting Thailand's tourism recovery.
A 100-year-old former Dutch ambassador's residence in Bangkok, Thailand, has been demolished, raising questions about the balance between preserving historical sites and development.
The Board of Investment (BOI) projects that 12,011 Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa approvals will generate an economic value of approximately 43 billion baht over the next four years. The visa aims to attract wealthy individuals and highly skilled professionals to Thailand.
Chonburi Province, Thailand, has issued a flood warning as the Khlong Luang Ratchalothon reservoir's water level has exceeded 104% of its capacity. Increased water discharge is scheduled to begin on October 5th.
The Udon Thani potash mine development in Thailand, planned for 40 years, faces significant hurdles due to community rights issues. Despite government backing and investor interest, securing local consensus remains the primary obstacle.
Suspended Thai Airways CEO Chai Eamsiri has denied allegations of corruption surrounding the airline's purchase of 860,000 bottles of wine. In a Facebook post, Chai stated the procurement followed regulations and welcomed any investigation, refuting claims linking him to the deal and corruption.
Thai authorities on Monday, October 5th, issued warnings for heavy to very heavy rain across 51 provinces and Bangkok, as floodwaters downstream of major dams continued to rise, raising concerns of further damage.
Tourists enjoyed a brief respite from wet weather on Pattaya Beach on Sunday, October 4. However, the Thai Meteorological Department forecasts scattered thunderstorms, heavy rain, and gusty winds for the Eastern region starting Monday.
Floodwaters at Thailand's Amata Industrial Estate and surrounding areas are beginning to recede, with roads reappearing as authorities intensify pumping and drainage operations. The Chonburi governor has overseen efforts to speed up recovery and minimize impact.
Health advocates and an economic expert in Thailand have voiced concerns over a proposed amendment to end the 2% additional tax on alcohol and tobacco funding Thailand's Health Promotion Fund, warning of reduced independence and increased political influence.
A 35-year-old American tourist was found dead in a hotel room in Patong, Phuket. Police are investigating the cause of death, and the body has been sent for examination. The U.S. Embassy has been contacted to notify relatives and arrange for the repatriation of the body.
The Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) announced that its Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa program, targeting high-skilled individuals and wealthy foreigners, has attracted over 12,000 expatriates in its four years of operation, generating an economic impact exceeding 4 trillion baht. The initiative aims to stimulate Thailand's economy and enhance its international competitiveness.
Thai Life Insurance has donated relief supplies to support those affected by recent floods. The company emphasizes its commitment to community contribution through such initiatives.
In Kamphaeng Phet, Thailand, a dog presumed dead suddenly revived on a rescue truck, astonishing volunteers. A video of the incident has gone viral, garnering significant attention online.
Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered the swift disbursement of flood relief funds to victims within this week. 4.7 billion baht has been allocated and immediate support for affected individuals is being prioritized.
The CEO of Thai Airways has been suspended from duty for a 30-day review period. This decision marks a significant development in the airline's management.
Severe flooding continues in Bang Ban district, Ayutthaya, Thailand, with water reaching the second floors of homes. Residents are forced to travel by boat, and some are renting temporary accommodations for work. Sanitation issues and prolonged displacement are concerns.
Thailand's Meteorological Department issued heavy rain warnings for 46 provinces nationwide on October 5, including the capital Bangkok, urging residents and relevant agencies to exercise caution.
Thai Enquirer released a news summary on October 5, 2026, but only the date was confirmed. Specific article content was not available, requiring further updates for detailed reporting.
Severe flooding, with water levels reaching waist-high, continues in Thailand's Amphawa and Bang Khonthi districts despite falling tides. Meanwhile, areas near the Mae Klong River mouth have receded, exposing sandbars. This persistent flooding significantly impacts local residents' lives.
Chainat province in central Thailand is experiencing heightened concerns over expanding floods due to the new rainy season. An elderly woman, 69, requires a boat for access to her home amidst 80cm water levels, prompting residents to remain vigilant.
Thailand's Ministry of Transport has instructed airlines to implement safety measures and contingency plans for potential flight disruptions between October 4-7, following meteorological forecasts of severe weather.
Thailand's drone industry is entering a new phase, driven by AI, software, and smart systems. GML is set to host 'DronTech Asia 2026' in November, anticipating over 150 domestic and international exhibitors, marking this transformative shift.
A flood relief initiative in Thailand, 'Krua Phumjai Thai,' has seen overwhelming demand for its 'Chicken Tam Jai' (Fried Chicken for the Heart) meals, with over 20,000 sets ordered in a single day. The initiative provides quality rice boxes packed with fried chicken and pork to flood victims, garnering significant public attention and support.
Following an oil leak incident on Rama 3 Road in Bangkok, the Ministry of Energy has confirmed repair progress and stated that the pipeline will not resume operation until safety standards are met. Health checks for residents and compensation for businesses are also underway.