No Royal Name for Southern Island, Official Says
BANGKOK — The director of Thailand's National Parks department says the name of Ta Chai island has not been changed, reversing another official's announcement over the weekend that the daughter of the Crown Prince had renamed the island after herself.
Chinese Tourist Jumps Off Pattaya 'Baht Bus'
CHONBURI — An inebriated Chinese tourist reportedly jumped off a moving bus in the resort town of Pattaya early this morning.
Mounting Criticism as Prayuth Mulls Invoking 'Dictatorial' Power
BANGKOK – Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha’s proposal to replace martial law with Article 44 of the interim constitution, which grants him unrestrained power to intervene in national affairs, has been met with a tide of criticism from voices across the political spectrum.
No Royal Name for Southern Island, Official Says
BANGKOK — The director of Thailand's National Parks department says the name of Ta Chai island has not been changed, reversing another official's announcement over the weekend that the daughter of the Crown Prince had renamed the island after herself.
Two Foreign Tourists Hospitalized for Ayutthaya Train Crash
AYUTTHAYA — Two foreign tourists were among the six passengers severely injured in a train crash in Ayutthaya province yesterday, which was one of four train accidents to take place in the past week.
Two Foreign Tourists Hospitalized for Ayutthaya Train Crash
AYUTTHAYA — Two foreign tourists were among the six passengers severely injured in a train crash in Ayutthaya province yesterday, which was one of four train accidents to take place in the past week.
Doubt Cast on Deep South Raid Casualties' Links to Insurgency
PATTANI — Community leaders and family members of the four men killed by security forces in the southern province of Pattani this week are calling for an investigation into the deadly raid, insisting the deceased had no links to the local Islamic insurgency.
Suthep Reports to NACC For 2010 Crackdown Charges
BANGKOK — Former deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban formally reported to Thailand's national anti-graft agency to contest charges related his role in the deadly crackdown on Redshirt protesters in 2010.
Anti-Coup Activist Arrested on Eve of Protest March
BANGKOK — Police preemptively arrested an anti-coup activist at his home last night, hours before he planned to set out on a protest march to a martial court in Bangkok.
Locals Fearful as South-East Asia Megaproject Awaits Green Light
By Cod Satrusayang and Kyaw Lynn