Rare Twin Elephants in Thailand Receive Monks’ Blessings a Week After Their Tumultuous Birth
Buddhist monks in Thailand on Friday blessed twin baby elephants, one male and the other female, a week after their rare birth came close to being a tragedy.
Speech by Mr. Pongsak Ruktapongpisal, on the 25th Anniversary of KIS International School
Speech by Mr. Pongsak Ruktapongpisal, Former Minister of Transport, on the 25th Anniversary of KIS International School
Good Evening Ladies and Gentlemen,
Congratulations KIS on reaching...
Monsoon Erodes 500 Meters of Na Jomtien Beach; Authorities Begin Repairs
The current erosion problem at Na Jomtien Beach is due to the monsoon and rainy season bringing storms and rain to the Gulf of Thailand.
Beggars Can Make 100K Baht, Gov’t Discourages Giving
The side effects of reopening the country to promote tourism have led to an increase in beggars in Thailand, particularly in Bangkok and the larger provinces.
OTOP Mid Year Event To Revive the Success of Community Products
The OTOP MID YEAR 2024 event, which is taking place now at IMPACT Exhibition and Convention Center, is one of the efforts by the current government
Fine Arts Dept. Defends 400-year-old Lanna-style Stucco Giants Restoration
After being widely criticized over the weekend about the restoration of 400-year-old Lanna-style giant statues in a Chiang Mai temple
Thailand Crowns First-Ever Red Bull Dance Your Style Champion
The energy was palpable at the Red Bull Dance Your Style Thailand National Finals, held on June 8 at the iconic Hua Lamphong train station in Bangkok.
One in Every Ten Thai Children Suffers From Malnutrition Due to Poverty
A new report from UNICEF reveals that over 1 in 10 children under 5 in Thailand are not getting enough food. These children eat only two types of food daily,
Woman Charged, Regrets Pouring Hot Water on Siberian Husky
The incident came to light from a video clip circulating on social media, showing the woman pouring hot water onto the back of a pregnant female Siberian Husky
Thai Officials Releases One-Eyed Blind Tigress ‘Balakol’ Into the Forest
The thin, left-eye blind tigress, which had previously wandered out of Mae Wong National Park and onto the road in the middle of a Karen village
