PHUKET: Police and local authorities have stepped up security operations across Phuket, resulting in arrests, drug seizures, weapons confiscations and a crackdown on modified motorbikes.
PHUKET: Police and local authorities have stepped up security operations across Phuket, resulting in arrests, drug seizures, weapons confiscations and a crackdown on modified motorbikes.
PHUKET: A cement mixer truck overturned on Kata Hill, on the way from Chalong to Kata, on Sunday (Sept 6), temporarily blocking traffic near the Khuan Sator curve.
Chiang Rai is launching a safe food system across all 18 districts, linking farmers, processors, and consumers to ensure food safety and community wellbeing. The initiative currently involves eight schools serving over 8,000 families, with
A 19-year-old was arrested in Bangkok's Bang Khae district after police found an unregistered revolver in his jacket pocket during a late-night motorcycle stop; he claimed he was returning the weapon to an older friend.
Koh Lanta's west coast was struck by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami but suffered lighter damage than other Thai destinations like Khao Lak, likely due to the island's geography and offshore reefs. Thailand has since installed a sophisticated
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Thaiwut Khankhaew has been appointed Bangkok's 23rd Metropolitan Administrator, taking office October 1, with 10 senior officials promoted to deputy and inspector roles across various departments.
A 40-year-old man surrendered to police after shooting his ex-girlfriend and her new partner dead inside a temple in Ayutthaya Province on September 7. He confessed to his sister, who convinced him to turn himself in at a police station in
A 28-year-old man was found dead from a gunshot wound in his car near Hua Hin after going missing since September 5, with police still investigating whether his death was suicide or murder.
Thailand faces severe rainfall through September 13, with the Meteorological Department warning of heavy to very heavy rains across multiple regions, particularly the Northeast, Central Thailand, and South, raising risks of flash flooding i
Thailand's deputy prime minister called for competition reform as a national strategy to strengthen the economy, emphasizing that businesses must shift from competing on cost alone to competing on innovation, resilience, and value in an era
Heavy rain is expected across 44 Thai provinces from September 8-11 due to a monsoon trough, with the North, Northeast, and Central regions most at risk of flash floods and dangerous accumulated rainfall.
