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Bangkok's Giant Copper Buddha Stands 69 Meters Tall
Bangkok's largest Buddha statue, standing 69 meters tall at Wat Paknam temple, is made entirely from pure copper—a world first for giant Buddha sculptures completed in 2019.
Prachin Buri Residents Demand Halt to EEC Expansion
Residents of Prachin Buri rallied at the provincial government complex demanding the Prime Minister halt plans to include the province in the Eastern Economic Corridor, citing concerns over Chinese investment and environmental impacts on lo
AIS Offers Free AI Training at Academy Event
AIS Academy hosts a free two-day AI training event September 11-12, 2026 in Bangkok, featuring workshops and masterclasses with global tech experts aimed at building practical AI skills across Thailand's workforce and businesses.
Parliamentary Panel Studies Human Rights Issues in Deep South
A Thai parliamentary committee on law and human rights visited Yala and Songkhla provinces this month to investigate enforcement practices and alleged violations in the conflict-affected deep south region.
Fugitive Smuggling Suspect Arrested After Four Years at Sea
A 64-year-old fugitive linked to a major fuel smuggling operation was arrested after four years hiding as a fishing boat crew member in Krabi, ending a manhunt that began when he jumped bail in 2022.
Mother Demands Justice After Son Dies in Motorcycle Crash While Fleeing Police
A 34-year-old man died in a motorcycle crash while fleeing police in Buriram on August 13; his mother demands answers, though authorities say mechanical failure from illegal bike modifications caused the accident.
Lawyer Takes Case Against School Principal in Infidelity Suit
A private investigator has compiled evidence of infidelity involving a school principal and a former civil servant, handing the case to a lawyer who plans civil damages claims and disciplinary proceedings against both parties.
No Candidates Register First Day for Nonthaburi Governor Election
No candidates registered on the first day of filing for Nonthaburi's provincial administrator election scheduled for September 20, though the grandson of the slain previous administrator is expected to register August 18.
Election Fraud Case Decision Deadline Set for August or September
Thailand's Election Commission will decide by late August or September 2026 whether to refer fraud charges against 229 people accused of violations in the 2024 parliamentary election to the Supreme Court's Election Division. Opposition part
Why Your Nose Runs When You Eat: Doctor Explains Top Cause
Most people experience runny noses while eating due to food-induced nasal inflammation, a non-allergic condition triggered when eating stimulates nerves that increase mucus production, particularly with spicy foods.
Editorial: Questions Arise Over Senior Civil Service Appointments
The Anuthins administration faces questions over appointing senior civil servants with 5-10 years of remaining service, raising concerns they could serve multiple governments and potentially become entrenched loyalists rather than neutral a
Hospital Defends No-Animal-Feeding Policy Over Disease Concerns
Vachira Hospital banned animal feeding on its grounds to prevent disease transmission and maintain sanitary conditions required under Thai health regulations.