BANGKOK: Thailand’s unemployment rate remains relatively low, but the labour market is showing signs of weakening, says SCB Economic Intelligence Center (EIC), the research arm of Siam Commercial Bank.
BANGKOK: Thailand’s unemployment rate remains relatively low, but the labour market is showing signs of weakening, says SCB Economic Intelligence Center (EIC), the research arm of Siam Commercial Bank.
Thailand's Intellectual Property Department registered two Ratchaburi agricultural products—Pan Damnoen Lime and Nam Dok Mai Ratchaburi Mango—as Geographic Indicators, boosting their combined value to 8.5 billion baht and opening new export
A man suspected of fatally shooting his girlfriend in Nakhon Si Thammarat ended a days-long manhunt by taking his own life at the same house where the killing occurred.
Democrat MP Chuan Leekpai warned the Election Commission to rule fairly on a Senate selection dispute case, saying independent bodies risk bias when their own members were appointed through a flawed system.
PHUKET: A fire broke out at a workers’ camp covering more than two rai in Koh Kaew last night (Aug 9), with authorities deploying three water trucks to bring the blaze under control.
A 40-year-old stepfather was arrested in Phatthalung after fleeing sexual assault charges involving his 16-year-old stepdaughter in January, with police tracking him across provinces before apprehending him in Na Thaom subdistrict.
A sedan and pickup truck collided near Khlong Chon Prathan Bridge in Nakhon Pathom Province early Friday morning, plunging both vehicles into a canal; a woman died from severe injuries during transport to the hospital.
Seven local government officials appeared for questioning on exam fraud and answer sheet tampering charges, marking the final group of suspects in the investigation that will be referred to the National Anti-Corruption Commission by August
Thailand's June export prices grew 3.1% year-on-year, driven by surging demand for electronics and AI-related components, while import prices jumped 10% as manufacturers restocked capital goods and raw materials.
Police raided a land fraud network in Hua Hin, arresting over 45 suspects and seizing assets valued at approximately 300 million baht in a coordinated operation involving more than 200 officers.
Thailand has established 24-hour command centers across the north to respond to flooding and drought threats, with provincial governors authorized to use emergency funds for advance relief in high-risk areas.
