100 Electric Taxis Coming to Suvarnabhumi
BANGKOK — A fleet of electric taxis is coming to service Suvarnabhumi Airport early next month, officials said Thursday.
Chao Phraya Boardwalk Plan Dead in the Water: Architects
BANGKOK — Opponents of a plan to pour concrete boardwalks along both sides of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok were celebrating a tentative win upon news the government had dropped the project.
China-Laos Railway Construction On Track Despite Pandemic
VIENTIANE (Xinhua) — The Chinese engineers on the China-Laos railway construction sites have been pulling out all the stops in their efforts to extend the railway in the northern Laos' mountains and over the Mekong River amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Wuhan’s New Hospital to Combat Coronavirus Completed After 10 Days
WUHAN (Xinhua) — China has built a makeshift hospital in 10 days to battle against the novel strain of coronavirus in Wuhan, the epicenter of the virus outbreak in central China's Hubei Province.
Finished: Royal Crematorium 100% Complete (Photos)
BANGKOK — The final scaffolding has been removed, and these photos just came in of the completely finished funerary complex for the cremation of King Bhumibol one week from now in Bangkok's Sanam Luang.
Hospital, Police Trade Blame as ‘Millionaire Pretty’ Treated For Stress
BANGKOK — Three days after an internet celeb allegedly injured three people on a busy road, she had yet to be charged with any crime, and the results of a drug test were still unavailable.
Heroin in Snacks: Hong Kong Smugglers Arrested at Suvarnabhumi Airport
Chinese Hong Kong gang caught smuggling 14 kg of heroin hidden in snack boxes at Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Pattaya Cop Remains Free Week After Alleged Rape
PATTAYA — Wednesday marked the seventh day to pass since a policeman allegedly kidnapped, extorted and raped a bar worker in Pattaya without being arrested.
There’s a Storm Rising Over Bangkok Tonight
BANGKOK — Remember when there was rain a week ago and everything flooded? After almost a full week being able to navigate the capital without a boating license, a fresh onslaught of wet is storming in.
Defamation Suit Hits Veteran BBC Correspondent for Reports on Fraud
BANGKOK — One of the most well-known foreign correspondents in Thailand is facing a criminal complaint as a result of his reports in September about two Western expats allegedly defrauded of their investments.
