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Crime, Courts, Calamity

Bad things happen to good people; good things happen to bad people.

Trees Cut, Moved to Make Way for Grand Palace Tourist Tunnel

BANGKOK — Dozens of trees near the Grand Palace were cut, moved, or shorn of its branches earlier this week to make way for construction of an underpass.
A poster announcing the reopening of the waterfalls. Image: Huay Mae Khamin Waterfall / Facebook

National Park Waterfalls Closes Doors to Foreigners

KANCHANABURI — A national park in the western province of Kanchanaburi became the latest attraction to shut its doors to foreigners.
Police at the scene on June 16, 2020.

Police Charge Woman for Patricide, Stabbing Genitals

BANGKOK — A woman accused of stabbing her father to death was charged with homicide, police said Wednesday.

Entrepreneur Connects Michelin Bistros to Those in Need

BANGKOK (AP) — Natalie Bin Narkprasert’s business was in Paris. But she was locked down by COVID-19 restrictions and stuck in Thailand.
An artist’s rendition of NAPA-1 satellite.

SpySat? Air Force to Launch Its 1st Satellite This Week

BANGKOK — Thailand will launch its first military satellite into space this week, the air force announced today.

Contractor Defends Tearing Down 120-Yr-Old Trading Post

PHRAE — The demolition of a Colonial-style building in Phrae province left netizens seething with anger on Tuesday, though a contractor responsible said it will be rebuilt in full.
Tourists visit Wat Rong Kun in Chiang Rai province on Oct. 5, 2018.

Business Guilds Advise Caution Over Coronavirus ‘Travel Bubble’

BANGKOK — Business associations on Tuesday urged the government to reconsider a proposal to allow foreign visitors to Thailand without having to go through coronavirus quarantine measures.

University Halts Eviction of Thai-Chinese Shrine – For Now

BANGKOK — Protesters said they want Chulalongkorn University to reconsider the planned demolition of an old Chinese Shrine and opt for preservation instead.
A photo showing a part of the questionnaire’s IT section.

School Withdraws Questionnaire Asking Pupils for Passwords

CHIANG RAI — A school in the northern province of Chiang Rai said a form asking students to give up passwords for their social media accounts had been withdrawn.

Rare Crab Species Found at Maya Bay After 2 Years of Shutdown

BANGKOK (Xinhua) — Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation on Monday published pictures of a rare species of crab found at Thailand's South at Maya Bay, which belonged to the Phi Phi Archipelago.

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