Broken Again, BTS Told to Compensate Commuters
Commuters were left stranded once again Tuesday morning as the BTS Skytrain broke down for the 11th time this month in a series of outages that has led to calls for compensation and revocation of the operator's license.
44 More Foreigners Arrested in Raids Nationwide
BANGKOK — Another round of nationwide raids Thursday night saw dozens of foreigners arrested while police vowed stepped up action against human trafficking.
Bangkok ‘Fight Club’ Ignores Police Chief
BANGKOK — Organizers of an underground boxing tournament said they won’t stop their streetside bouts despite threat of legal action from the chief of Bangkok police force.
Red Bull Heir Enjoys Jet-Set Life 4 Years After Hit-and-Run
BANGKOK — The Ferrari driver who allegedly slammed into a motorcycle cop, dragged him along the road and then sped away from the mangled body took just hours to find, as investigators followed a drip, drip, drip trail of brake fluid up a street, down an alley, and into the gated estate of one of Thailand's richest families.
Bin Banluerit Won’t Pool Flood Relief Funds With Gov’t
UBON RATCHATHANI — An actor who has fundraised more than 355 million baht for flood relief efforts said Thursday he won’t pool the funds with the government’s own fundraising efforts.
Jail Turned Into Field Hospital After 42 Foreigners Caught Virus
SONGKHLA — A detention facility is being turned into a field hospital after 42 of its foreign inmates reportedly contracted the coronavirus from an immigration officer, health officials said Sunday.
Thai Company Develops Disinfectant Against Coronavirus
BANGKOK (TASS) — A Thai biotechnical company DOVE Biotech has developed a disinfectant that can protect against viral diseases, including coronavirus, the company’s head Fillip Sharifi said in an interview with TASS. The disinfectant developed by an international research team, including Russian scientists, is named Antinfek 30D.
Meet the Female Monks Fighting for Spiritual Equality
When the nation began mourning King Bhumibol after his death late last year, several dozen robed women entered the long queue to pay their respects at the Dusit Maha Prasat Throne Hall where his body lay in state.
Airbnb Teases Major ‘Partnership’ With Thai Gov’t
Short-term rental platform Airbnb said Monday it will announce a breakthrough in cooperation with Thai authorities next week.
Student Project Seeks More ‘Humane’ Design of Bangkok Prison
BANGKOK — A university is working with a prison to help tackle overcrowding and unhygienic conditions that have stalked the Thai corrections system for years.






















































