Suvarnabhumi Prepares for 1 Million Songkran Tourists
Suvarnabhumi Airport announced its readiness to serve incoming tourists during the Songkran Festival from 11 to 17 April 2023. It is estimated that a...
Overheated Vehicles Nearly Killed 89 Rohingyas from Myanmar
Officers from the Chumphon Highway Police, Chumphon Immigration Police, and Thung Tako Police Station rescued 89 Rohingyas - including men, women, and children -...
China Arrests 3 Suspects in the Murder Case of a Chinese Student in Thailand
Police have reported the progress of a murder case in which a 22-year-old Chinese student, Ms. Jin Can, was kidnapped to extort ransom money...
Poyd Treechada Speaks About Gender Equality in Her Married Life
Treechada Hongyok or Poyd Treechada, a famous transgender actress who has worked in Thailand, Hong Kong and China, spoke about her marriage as a...
Samui Negotiates More Direct Flights as Bookings for Songkran Soar
While Koh Samui is gaining popularity during the Incoming Songkran Festival, tourists are having problems with transportation as many flights are fully booked. The...
Thai Real Estate To Attract Foreign Investors up to THB 150BN
Wichai Viratakaphan, bank inspector and acting director-general of the Real Estate Information Centre (REIC), told reporters that the property market in Thailand has recovered...
Opinion: Another Episode of Thailand a Society in Denial
The spray-painting of an anti-lese majeste law message and anarchy symbol on the wall of the Grand Palace complex on Tuesday has sparked a debate following the deep political division line in Thai society.
A Ransom-kidnapped Chinese Student Was Found Dead
Officers from the Bang Mae Nang Police Station in Nonthaburi Province found the body of an unknown woman in a disguised bag in a...
Thailand Raises Haze Concerns With Neighboring Countries
The worst PM2.5 levels in northern Thailand have been affecting an increasing number of people. The Thai government is now being pressed to bring...
Gov’t Blocks Website That Threatens to Leak Personal Data of 55 Million Thais
BANGKOK — The government on Friday ordered internet service providers to block access to a website that threatened to reveal personal data of 55 million Thai citizens.
