Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra will be released on May 11 after being approved for parole without electronic monitoring requirements.
BANGKOK: Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been approved for parole without the requirement to wear an electronic monitoring (EM) device, with his release scheduled for May 11.
Bangkok has identified 379 heat risk zones and launched a systematic program combining real-time heat alerts and long-term urban planning reforms to protect residents during increasingly intense hot seasons fueled by climate change.
Military and police units raided a Mae Sot home on April 30 and seized 11 pieces of equipment used to illegally relay internet signals across the border to Myanmar.
Government offices across Phuket, including Immigration, will close for three public holidays in May, though they remain open today.
Tank's mother called to check on her son after his knockout loss to Takeru at ONE Samurai 1 in Tokyo, where the Japanese fighter dominated the former Muay Thai champion across five rounds.
A young business owner in Lan Sak district lost a 34,500-baht drone package when a courier employee's motorcycle strap broke during delivery on April 27, leaving her responsible for refunding her customer. The courier company is investigati
Parliament Speaker Sophon rejected calls for a monitoring committee over the investigation into the shooting of Nakhon Si Thammarat MP Kamlasak, saying the case is progressing without obstacles. A Pheu Thai MP had warned the incident may in
Phuket authorities removed restaurant furniture and illegal structures from Bang Tao Beach's public sand, clarifying that the beachfront remains government property separate from nearby legally-operated businesses.
Rodtang suffered a fifth-round knockout loss to Takeru at ONE Samurai 1 in Tokyo and apologized to his team and Thai fans after failing to capture the interim kickboxing flyweight title.
NYC Mayor Sohran Mamdani said he would ask King Charles III to return the Koh-i-Noor diamond, a 105.6-carat gem seized by British colonizers from India in 1846 and now part of the British Crown Jewels.
A family of three Bryde's whales breached repeatedly near Koh Lanta in Mu Ko Lanta National Park, offering tourists a rare extended viewing that park officials say signals a healthier marine ecosystem.