King Still in Hospital but Illnesses Abating: Palace
BANGKOK — King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest-reigning monarch, has mostly recovered from illnesses that left him needing oxygen and intravenous feeding, the palace said on Monday.
Wandering 'White Arab' Causes Alarm at Martial Court
BANGKOK — A bomb scare briefly broke out at Bangkok’s military court after a man with a large backpack wandered in one day before the two men accused of staging last month’s bomb attack were scheduled to appear.
Committee Convened to Probe Welfare Agency’s Sexy Dance Show
BANGKOK — The Ministry of Labor is investigating why a bikini-clad singer was invited to serenade officials at a recent concert organized by the Social Security Office.
Pattaya Declares War on Crime: Footpath Intrusion
CHONBURI — Thailand's vice city, a known haven of transnational crime syndicates where sex, drugs and money are fluid commodities, isn't going to tolerate any more scofflaws. At least not where its sidewalks are concerned.
Hong Kong Upgrades Thai Travel Warning
BANGKOK — Hong Kong eased its warning against visiting Thailand yesterday as Thai tourism officials hosted a celebrity visit to the site of last month’s bomb attack which killed two visitors from the territory.
Lick the Sweet Taste of Bilateral Relations in Stamp Form
BANGKOK — To honor the mutually “sweet” relations with Singapore, Thailand’s military government has reached for one of the kingdom’s most delicious assets: mango sticky rice.
Six-Month Visas for Tourists Start November
BANGKOK — Foreign tourists the world over will be able to visit Thailand for six months under new visas available starting in November.
Unemployed Man Commits Suicide by Bomb, Police Say
NAKHON RATCHASIMA — An unemployed ex-convict killed himself with a bomb yesterday, police in northeastern Thailand said.
Mischievous Monkeys Moved out of Bangkok (Video)
BANGKOK — About 80 long-tailed, mischievous, long-tailed macaque monkeys will be relocated from the Bangkok outskirts and released into the wild and preservation areas.
Please Don't Protest Prayuth at UN, Govt Asks Thai Expats
BANGKOK — The military government has urged Thai expats in the United States to refrain from protesting junta chairman Prayuth Chan-ocha’s upcoming visit to the United Nations headquarters in New York City.