Nope, JJ Green Market is Done Already
BANGKOK — A woman in her 50s sat Friday in front the restaurant where she’s sold khao tom for seven years in a popular Bangkok night market. Not so far were piled boxes and bags of ingredients she didn’t know what to do with.
Course Correction: Which Way Will Bangkok’s Future Flow?
BANGKOK — Despite blazing heat, crowds poured onto a centuries-old Chinese trading pier to admire sand pagodas and pay respect to their elders with a splash of scented water before continuing on to enjoy its vintage, riverside Sino-Thai architecture.
Thailand Celebrates Makha Bucha Day (Photos)
BANGKOK — The beginning of March comes with one of the most important Buddhist holidays of the year.
9 More Celebs Summoned for Advertising Fake Cosmetics
BANGKOK —Police on Thursday said they had summoned nine more celebrities for endorsing an unapproved cosmetics brand that allegedly caused adverse effects on customers.
Lawmakers Eye Article 44 to Speed Cannabis Law
BANGKOK — Fearing a legislative delay to the rollout of medical cannabis, several lawmakers proposed Tuesday that the junta chairman invoke his emergency power to enact it into law immediately.
Aviation Officials to Probe Near Collision on Krabi Runway
KRABI — Aviation authorities promised Tuesday to look into a near collision between two planes on the runway in Krabi province.
Phuket Cops Probed for Extorting Foreigners
PHUKET — Fifteen police officers across the island of Phuket were placed under investigation Friday for allegedly arresting and extorting more than 100 foreigners.
Bangkok Student Stabbed to Death After Brawl on Bus
BANGKOK — A Bangkok high school student died Sunday evening after being stabbed multiple times on a bus following a brawl with another student from a rival school, police said.
Worshippers Flock to Funeral For Famed Monk ‘Luang Phor Koon’
KHON KAEN — A lavish funeral began for followers to bid farewell to one of the kingdom’s most-beloved monks Tuesday, nearly four years after he died.
‘We’ll Be Back,’ Siam Square Sidewalk Sellers Swear
BANGKOK — Sidewalk vendors outside Siam Square protested briefly Wednesday on the second night they were blocked by municipal officers and officials from setting up their stalls.
