A centuries-old temple on Phuket's iconic Monkey Hill has undergone a major LED lighting upgrade to enhance safety, preserve the cultural landmark and attract more visitors.
PHUKET: A major lighting upgrade has been completed at Wat Charoen Samanakit on Khao Toh Sae in Phuket Town, with officials hailing the project as a boost to cultural tourism, public safety and environmental sustainability.
The Prime Minister announced 8 billion baht in compensation paid to over 145,000 wrongfully convicted people since 2001, pledging to strengthen justice system safeguards to prevent future miscarriages of justice.
Liverpool has ruled out selling Cody Gakpo this summer, keeping the versatile Dutch forward as cover for injuries and potential departures in attack.
NANON releases new single "What's Wrong?" with a music video featuring Tu Tantawan and Tee Theeradej, challenging himself across songwriting, lyrics, melody and production.
Two teenagers on a motorcycle hurled a homemade explosive device into a Chonburi residential area, shattering a car window but injuring no one. Police are reviewing security footage to identify the suspects.
Village headmen accepted a formal apology from Bangkok MP Phandith Nuamjerm after he alleged they were drug dealers, with authorities pledging to monitor the Pheu Thai Party's disciplinary action against him.
Tilapia was found in canned fish labeled as mackerel from a Samut Sakhon manufacturer, which has admitted the mislabeling and faces legal charges for producing counterfeit food products.
A 15-year-old boy who just earned college admission lost his right leg in a high-speed sedan crash in Songkhla Province on May 1st, shattering his dreams of attending technical college and working his way through school.
Goki, sister of Finland Village Elder Big, posted an angry threat to expose damaging information on social media, claiming she worked hard at an unspecified organization before leaving three months ago.
Popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant Sukhi Jinda closes its Nakhon Ratchasima branch after 2.5 years, citing expired contract and declining consumer spending in the economically struggling province.
The Thai Cabinet approved emergency borrowing of 400 billion baht to help lower living costs and reduce energy expenses for residents.
