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Thailand's Ministry of Education is advancing its 'Safe Schools' initiative to address online threats and AI risks. This includes revising student haircut regulations and expanding educational opportunities for all groups of children.
Thailand's Ministry of Culture has launched the 'THAI TASTE THAI FEST 2026' to revive lost traditional local culinary flavors. An additional 77 dishes from 77 provinces bring the total to 308, aiming for national branding and international expansion.
The Thai government has announced a simplified procedure for replacing lost or damaged vehicle license plates and annual tax stickers for residents in flood-affected areas. This measure, effective until November 30, 2026, allows for replacements without requiring the original vehicle registration book.
The SME Council of Thailand announced the successful push for a law mandating a maximum 45-day payment term for suppliers. This move is expected to improve cash flow and business sustainability for small and medium-sized enterprises.
A delivery rider in Thailand has been arrested on suspicion of siphoning approximately 3.7 million baht from customer accounts. The incident came to light following an investigation initiated by customer complaints.
Thai Girl Love (GL) dramas have achieved global popularity, but as fan devotion becomes integrated into the business model, the blurred lines between fiction and reality raise questions about actresses' private lives and the industry's practices.
Marriott International has signed an agreement to open the first Apartments by Marriott Bonvoy and Moxy Hotels in Thailand at the Matalay project in Khao Lak. This expansion is set to accelerate Marriott's portfolio growth in the country.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) is set to commence a major overhaul project for 17 used Kiha 183 series diesel railcars transferred from Japan. The project, with a total budget of 271 million baht, is scheduled for bidding on October 26. This initiative is expected to enhance rail transport capacity and address aging rolling stock within Thailand.
Thai Airways announced on October 3rd that the number of delayed baggage items has been reduced to 3,465. Departures appear to be returning to normal. This issue arose amidst urgent needs for operational efficiency as part of the airline's business rehabilitation plan.
Thailand's Ministry of Public Health and True Corporation have launched a medical drone operation in Mae Chaem, Chiang Mai. This initiative builds on lessons from the 'Pua Model,' significantly reducing transport time for medicines and medical supplies to remote areas and improving healthcare access.
Two German tourists were killed in a hit-and-run incident in Khao Lak, Phang Nga, southern Thailand, after being struck by a pickup truck on a marked pedestrian crossing. The driver fled the scene, and local police are investigating.
A Thai research breakthrough has yielded "innovative meal boxes" with an 18-month shelf life without refrigeration, developed by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation in partnership with Prince of Songkla University. 3,000 meals were delivered for flood victims.
Thailand's Senate Committee on Military Affairs has pointed to drug trafficking and illegal goods as key drivers of deteriorating security in the southern border provinces, urging the commander of the Fourth Army Area to intensify efforts against major players involved.
A pickup truck driver has surrendered to police after fatally striking a German couple at a pedestrian crossing in Khao Lak, Phang Nga, by allegedly running a red light. The driver faces charges including death by negligence.
A suspected drunk driver struck and killed two women, one German national and one Thai, as they crossed a road in Bangkok's Thong Lor area early on October 3rd. Police detected alcohol levels exceeding the legal limit in the driver.
A tragic incident occurred in Bangkok where a drunk driver struck and killed both a Thai woman and a German woman. The fatal drunk driving accident highlights ongoing concerns about road safety in Thai society.
Ayutthaya province in Thailand is facing severe flooding, with 16 districts submerged and approximately 48,000 households affected. Residents in Bang Sai district are particularly impacted, navigating nearly 2-meter deep floodwaters by boat.
Thailand secured two bronze medals in windsurfing at the 2026 Asian Games. William McMillan and 16-year-old Chanakarn Charoensuk earned podium finishes. The competition faced schedule disruptions due to unfavorable weather conditions, highlighting the emerging talent.
The Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) is establishing a 'war room' and mobilizing its nationwide network to assist businesses affected by widespread flooding. The initiative aims to mitigate economic impacts and support business continuity amid the crisis.
Flooding has persisted for over a week in areas surrounding Thailand's capital, including Rangsit, Kookot, and Lat Krabang. While main roads have seen recovery, low-lying residential areas remain severely inundated, causing significant hardship for residents. Authorities are intensifying drainage efforts and providing aid to affected populations.
The Banglamung District Red Cross Chapter delivered relief packages to 52 households affected by recent floods in Chonburi province, as lingering floodwaters continue to disrupt daily life following heavy rains.
In Rayong province, eastern Thailand, village walls collapsed due to several days of heavy rainfall, prompting evacuation advisories for approximately 400 households. Authorities are reinforcing sandbags to prevent further damage from subsequent downpours.
Two Thai men admitted to most charges in the murder of young Russian siblings in Pattaya, while denying premeditated murder. The court ordered them held without bail as the investigation continues into robbery-murders.
An amusement park in Bangkok, severely damaged by recent widespread flooding, has stated it will not rule out a sale due to the challenges of continuing operations. Attention is now on its future business restructuring.
Persistent flooding is affecting 26 provinces across Thailand, including the capital Bangkok, impacting a wide area and raising concerns for the public.
A joint force in Chanthaburi, Thailand, seized 57 sacks of smuggled cosmetics and arrested one man. The contraband, including high-end skincare products, was found in a pickup truck and a hut. Authorities are investigating the smuggling route and other involved parties.
A giant wild mango tree, estimated to be 100 years old, collapsed within a factory premises in central Thailand. Fortunately, there were no casualties among the employees, but the building and equipment sustained damage. The incident highlights the need for vigilance against natural disasters.
A 17-year-old Myanmar national tragically died after being struck by lightning while walking through a tree tunnel in Huai Yai, near Pattaya, on Saturday afternoon during intense storms and rain. Police are investigating the incident.
Thailand's Kanchanaburi Province has re-issued a warning to residents for heavy rainfall and strong winds expected from October 4-7, alerting them to the risks of flash floods and landslides. Ensuring public safety is the top priority for the region.
Bangkok's iconic vintage buses will continue to operate, having survived numerous floods. These buses, long a familiar sight and essential transport for residents, are an integral part of the city's urban landscape.
Thailand's Banlung Tubtimdang, 21, won the men's 68kg taekwondo gold at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games, securing his second consecutive title. Thailand has consistently won taekwondo gold at the Asian Games since 2010.
Widespread flooding in Thailand has devastated 1.64 million rai (approximately 260,000 hectares) of agricultural land, resulting in the death or disappearance of 3.9 million farm animals. The disaster has dealt a severe blow to the nation's agricultural sector and rural economy.
Following widespread flood damage in Thailand, the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) has dispatched emergency teams to restore power supply to affected areas. Efforts are underway for a swift recovery of essential infrastructure.
Thailand's Office of the National Water Resources (ONWR) is on high alert for the Phetchaburi River basin due to rising dam levels and potential heavy rainfall. Authorities are preparing emergency response plans, considering increased water discharge.
Siam Amazing Park faces nearly 500 million baht in damage from Bangkok's worst floods. The owner is considering selling the entire business for 10 billion baht due to the extensive losses.
Bangkok is preparing to welcome Nene Royal, the winner of the popular talent show "America's Got Talent." The announcement is expected to bring excitement to Thailand's entertainment scene.