The government has recognized the international success of Nene Royal, also known as Rattikarn Amloy, after the 16-year-old singer from Phuket province earned the support of all four judges with a liv...
The government has recognized the international success of Nene Royal, also known as Rattikarn Amloy, after the 16-year-old singer from Phuket province earned the support of all four judges with a liv...
Thai lawmakers submitted evidence to China's embassy documenting cross-border water pollution from mining operations, with toxic contamination now affecting major rivers including the Mekong and contaminating food crops and fish across the
Two coworkers who died in the Ladprao beer hall fire were honored at a joint funeral service in Pathum Thani, with their families citing an unbreakable friendship and their employer covering all expenses.
Wearing unauthorized military-style uniforms in Thailand can result in imprisonment of three months to five years under the Military Uniform Act, with penalties increasing to ten years if committed during martial law or to facilitate a crim
A 21-year-old rice vendor from Sisaket province died in the July 14 Ladprao beer bar fire in Bangkok, leaving his father—the family's sole breadwinner—grieving and demanding accountability from the bar owner for allegedly blocking emergency
Phuket singer Nene Royal received Thailand's Prime Minister's backing to compete on America's Got Talent, with the government framing her success as part of the country's tourism promotion efforts.
Phuket authorities have launched fire safety inspections at entertainment venues across the province, prompted by a recent deadly bar fire in Bangkok that killed multiple people.
Prime Minister Anutin attended a French National Day reception in Bangkok, celebrating 170 years of diplomatic ties and highlighting cultural cooperation through exhibitions and a new bilateral action plan.
Phuket authorities are conducting stricter safety inspections for hotel license renewals to enforce compliance with the Hotel Act of 2004, with initial inspections underway at six properties in Karon.
DNA testing confirmed rescue volunteer Uam Yadadakarn Bamrungphakdidi's identity; her family retrieved her remains in Buriram Province after weeks of searching. A second victim from their group was also recovered the same evening, bringing
The Royal Thai Army clarified that a uniformed man escorting Prime Minister Anutin at a July 14 fire inspection is a supplementary officer, not an active-duty soldier, after online criticism over his presence at the incident.
