Two foreign women filed assault complaints with police after an altercation on Bangla Road in Patong early Tuesday, with one reporting a stolen phone and camera.
PHUKET: Two foreign women have filed a police complaint over an assault on Bangla Rd in Patong in the early hours of Tuesday morning (May 12), with one reporting that her mobile phone and camera went missing during the incident.
Thailand's Constitutional Court is expected to rule within two weeks on a 400 billion baht emergency decree after opposition parties challenged it, with parliament set to vote once the court decision returns for approval.
Thailand will host the 12th AHLA International Conference, cementing its status as a leading center for health literacy education in Asia.
A man confessed to killing his mistress by phone to his wife, then drove the body to Bang Bua Thong Police Station in Nonthaburi Province and surrendered to authorities on May 14.
Thai singer Jackie Chakrin revealed he's struggling with acute bronchitis and severe breathing difficulties, requiring oxygen support and a wheelchair at a recent event. Despite doctor's orders to rest, he's proceeding with releasing his ne
Newly appointed opposition leader Nattaphong pledged to keep independent agency recruitment free from influence and push parliament to accelerate constitutional amendments based on February's public referendum.
Chanaathip escaped personal punishment after receiving a flare during Thailand's 2-1 win over Turkmenistan, but the Thai FA was fined over 720,000 baht by the AFC for allowing flares at the match.
Ko Samui will host Asia's premier international sailing competition from May 23–30, 2026, at Chaweng Beach, attracting world-class competitors to the island.
Lottery ticket stands across Chiang Mai sold out of numbers linked to a late abbot and former PM ahead of Thailand's May 16 draw. A numerologist predicts lucky pairs involving 7, 8, and 9 for Saturday's game.
Police found five guns and 100 bullets in a Patong storage locker rented by a Swedish national who stopped paying rent months ago, triggering an investigation into the weapons' origin.
Anutin Charnvirakul formally accepted his appointment as opposition leader in Thailand's House of Representatives on May 14, becoming the 12th to hold the position under the current constitution.
