Most Thais Are Daily Straw Users – Especially Women, Survey Says
BANGKOK — One for the morning bottle of OJ, another for afternoon milk tea and yet one more for the dinner table’s glass of...
Denied Education, Thailand’s Migrants and Refugees Go Digital
Kyaw Kyaw Naing wakes before the sun to start his first shift at 5am. At 11:30am, he gets a three-hour break before going back to work again until nearly midnight.
Drowning Still No. 1 Killer of Thai Kids
BANGKOK — Drowning still kills the most Thai children, but fatalities have fallen to a new low and those working to save lives say awareness has improved.
Princess Sirindhorn Sent to Hospital After Fall Accident
BANGKOK — Princess Sirindhorn was admitted to a hospital following an ankle injury, the palace said Monday night.
Mom & Dad Rape Toddler, Sell Footage to Line Group: Police
PHITSANULOK — A woman was in police custody Saturday and her husband on the run after they were accused of sexually abusing their toddler son and selling the footage to a private Line group.
An American-Costa Rican Is Found Dead From Neck Stabs in a Phuket Hotel Room
Phuket Police from Choeng Thale Police Station launched an inquiry into the matter of a foreign tourist's body found dead in a room at...
From Palanquin to Golf Cart: Chula Royal Emblem Politicised
BANGKOK - The 75th Chula-Thammasat football tradition, which took place on Sunday sparked a fierce political debate in Thailand. The controversy was not about...
Thai Coronavirus Cases Reach 43, MotoGP Cancelled
BANGKOK — A 22-year-old woman was identified as the latest case of confirmed coronavirus infection, bringing the total count to 43, Health officials said on Monday morning.
Splash On! Songkran to Go Off Wild as Ever
BANGKOK — The Thai New Year festival, or Songkran, will be as fun as ever despite the ongoing mourning period for His Majesty the Late King, a top tourism official said Friday.
Elephant Polo to Continue Despite Abuse
BANGKOK — The host of an annual elephant polo tournament said Sunday that one case of animal mistreatment does not merit canceling the annual event.
