BANGKOK: The death toll from the devastating Bangkok bar fire has risen to 33, authorities said yesterday (July 15), as Thailand pledged a nationwide overhaul of entertainment venue regulations.
BANGKOK: The death toll from the devastating Bangkok bar fire has risen to 33, authorities said yesterday (July 15), as Thailand pledged a nationwide overhaul of entertainment venue regulations.
A Chinese national allegedly operates a scheme charging up to 1 million baht to help fellow Chinese nationals illegally obtain Thai ID cards and citizenship through companies in Phuket, according to a local MP's accusation.
A rubber processing plant in Buriram has poisoned a community for two decades with toxic wastewater, foul odors, and noise, causing widespread respiratory illness despite a 2566 court order demanding action. Residents and their attorney are
AWC secured a 40.5 billion baht sustainability-linked loan from Siam Commercial Bank, with 10.5 billion baht designated for the Yaowarat mixed-use development in Bangkok that will feature a Kung Fu Panda experience and cultural heritage att
Exam brokers are demanding additional bribes of 300,000–500,000 baht from over 15,000 local government employees who previously paid to pass their exams, claiming they can remove names from disqualification lists before final approval. The
Thailand's Shooting Association defended its rejection of 22-year-old shooter Isaranudom Boonparchaiwitpach from the Asian Games team, presenting evidence he finished third in selection trials when only the top two qualify.
A 24-year-old man was firebombed and stabbed by approximately 10 assailants on motorcycles in Nonthaburi on July 16; he fled to a convenience store and survived with injuries to his neck and shoulder.
Thailand is pushing European business leaders to help finalize a free trade agreement by year-end, with negotiations stalled on agriculture and raw materials. Prime Minister Anutin also discussed Thailand's bid for OECD membership, which he
PHUKET: The family of a Phuket man has donated his organs and eyes following his death, offering hope to as many as eight patients awaiting life-saving transplants.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul acknowledged the government cannot prevent all exam fraud but said authorities are investigating and prosecuting offenders as quickly as possible following arrests on July 15.
Prime Minister Anuthin sidestepped questions about a government-wide PR campaign, laughing off inquiries about whether ministers are coordinating messaging efforts while insisting officials focus only on genuine achievements and positive de
