First Pet Healthcare Expo Offers Free Check-ups & Vaccinations
BANGKOK - Matichon Public Company Limited, in collaboration with partner organizations, has announced the launch of 'Pet Healthcare 2024, the first ever Pet Healthcare...
Holy Buddha Relics from India Are Open to the Public in Bangkok
BANGKOK - Somdet Phra Sangharaja Sakon Maha Sanghaparinayok, Supreme Patriarch of Thailand, and Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin presided over a ceremony on Friday, February...
Nine political parties will participate “The Last War” Election Forum
Matichon Group X Daily News’ next election forum will be on Tuesday, May 2 at Siam Paragon's Royal Paragon Hall. Billed as "The Last...
Bangkok Governor: Let’s Wear Colourful Songkran Shirts
Governor of Bangkok Chadchart Sittipunt gave a press conference on the Maha Songkran Festival in Bangkok 2023, encouraging people and all sectors to participate...
Buakaw Trains American Soldiers in Cobra Gold’s SAO
Thai boxing legend Buakaw Banchamek 40, took part in Cobra Gold’s Strategic Airborne Operations (SAO) training at the 1st Infantry Regiment, King Bhumibol’s Guard...
Matichon Group: Election 2023 A New Chapter for Thailand
Matichon Group will hold five forums and operate ten strategies with its various partners to offer comprehensive coverage of the upcoming general election 2023.
The...
13 Provinces to Get Vaccines First; Lowkey Welcome for AZ Doses
BANGKOK — Samut Sakhon, Bangkok, and Pathum Thani are among the first provinces to begin vaccinating its health workers and vulnerable populations against COVID-19 by next month, officials said Thursday.
PSA: You Can Donate to Migrants, Health Workers in Samut Sakhon
SAMUT SAKHON — Members of the public, including expats, can donate both money and medical equipment to migrant workers and frontline medical professionals in Samut Sakhon, where many are grappling with the new wave of coronavirus cases.
Curry, Iced Coffee, CIA: A Guide to Thai Protest Vocab
BANGKOK — “Spicy Curry, quick! The Iced Coffee is coming.”
‘6 Oct’ Exhibit Keeps Alive Painful Memories of Student Massacre
BANGKOK — An exhibition providing a comprehensive retelling of the 1976 massacre of student protesters opened on Tuesday, coinciding with the 44th anniversary of the crackdown.
