Thai Govt Orders Inspection of Hotels, Clubs on Valentine's Day
BANGKOK – The Thai government is preparing its annual campaign to monitor nightclubs and hotels on Valentine’s Day to prevent incidents of rape or other illegal activities.
Junta Spokesperson Dismisses Anti-Coup Protest in Japan
BANGKOK — A spokesperson for Thailand's military government has asked the public to focus on what junta chairman and Prime Minister Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha is doing for the nation, and not the protests that reportedly greeted his arrival in Japan.
Police Offer 100,000 Baht Reward For Clues to BKK Bombers
BANGKOK — The Bangkok Metropolitan Police force is a offering a 100,000 baht reward to anyone who can provide information that leads to an arrest of suspects behind the twin bombings in central Bangkok last Sunday.
Reports: Yingluck Barred From Leaving Thailand
BANGKOK — Thailand’s military junta has reportedly barred former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from the leaving the country.
NACC To Prosecute Former PM For Yellowshirt Crackdown
BANGKOK — Thailand's national anti-corruption agency says it will prosecute former Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat and his deputies for authorizing a crackdown on Yellowshirt protesters in October 2008.
12 Tourists Injured in Samui Island Road Accident
SURAT THANI — At least 12 tourists were injured after their tour bus veered off a road on the southern island of Koh Samui.
Mother Holds 'Hello Kitty' Funeral For Cancer-Stricken Daughter
NAKHON PATHOM — A woman in Nakhon Pathom province has honored her daughter's deathbed wish by organizing a "Hello Kitty"-themed funeral for her after she passed away from bone cancer.
Former Pheu Thai MP Released After 5-Day Detention
BANGKOK — The military has released a former Pheu Thai Party MP from custody after holding him incommunicado at an army camp for five days.
Former Pheu Thai MP Held Incommunicado by Army for 3 Days
BANGKOK — A former Pheu Thai Party MP has been held in an army camp and denied communication with the outside world for three days, a military officer confirmed.
Football Parade Organizers Rebuff Army's Censorship Request
BANGKOK — Organizers of Thammasat University's annual football parade have snubbed the Thai army's request to cancel the parade because of its political nature.