Article Archive
Deputy PM Backs Plan to Increase Doctors Despite Opposition
Deputy PM Yasachon Wongswat defended plans to expand medical schools despite opposition, citing urgent doctor shortages in provincial Thailand and strict quality controls overseen by the Medical Council and education regulators.
Actress Bua Sets Wedding Date For Year-End
Thai actress Bua Nalinthip plans to marry late this year and is halfway through wedding preparations, preferring a simple dress style over elaborate designs.
Explore Chumphon Archipelago National Park
Chumphon Archipelago National Park spans over 40 islands with world-class snorkeling and diving at coral reefs, plus rare sightings of whale sharks and Bryde's whales. The park's best diving season runs February to April, with only five per
Thailand Revives Hua Hin-Kuala Lumpur Direct Flights
Thailand is upgrading Hua Hin Airport to resume international flights, with plans to relaunch direct service to Kuala Lumpur following runway safety improvements and a July workshop with tourism operators.
Singapore Woman Claims Lizard Remains Found In Fried Rice
A Singapore woman discovered what she believes are lizard remains in fried rice from a shopping mall restaurant on June 28, prompting a food safety investigation despite the establishment finding no evidence of contamination.
Drunk Man Rescued From Water Tank After Climbing Inside
A drunk motorcyclist was rescued from a 500-liter water tank in Khon Kaen after climbing inside while intoxicated; he walked away unharmed after being extracted by emergency responders.
Man Breaks 40-Year Silence on Childhood Trauma
A podcast guest breaks 40 years of silence about childhood abuse, urging adults to listen when children disclose trauma and emphasizing that survivors—not perpetrators—should speak out.
Thai Subsidy Drives 500M Baht in Grab Orders
Thai government subsidies have driven over 500 million baht in GrabFood orders within two weeks, with Bangkok accounting for the highest usage among Thai cities.
Heavy Rain Alert As Depression Moves Toward Southern China
A tropical depression moving toward southern China will intensify into a tropical storm by early July, boosting heavy rainfall across northern and central Thailand through July 6, while the Andaman coast faces ongoing monsoon rains.
LISA Breaks Internet With Daring Utah Desert Fashion Shoot
LLOUD founder LISA set the internet ablaze with a high-fashion photoshoot featuring a dramatic black gown in Utah's desert landscape, racking up 3.1 million likes within hours.
Lawmakers Push for Live-Streamed Parliamentary Committee Meetings
A Bangkok MP and civil society group are pushing Parliament to live-stream all committee meetings to boost transparency and public engagement in Thailand's legislative process.
TAT Showcases Thai Craftsmanship In New Exhibition
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has organized the “THREADS OF AMAZING THAILAND” exhibition, showcasing Thai artistry and exquisite craftsmanship. The exhibition is open for the public from...