Missing Orangutan ‘Milo’ Found in Phuket Jungle
PHUKET — An orangutan missing since Friday was found alive but inside a cage in the jungle on Phuket on Saturday night.
Ratchadamnoen Bomber Wanted to ‘Create Chaos,’ Police Say
BANGKOK — Police on Thursday morning were yet to determine the motive behind a bomb which struck Wednesday night in Ratchadamnoen Avenue and injured two people, saying only that the perpetrator had no intention to claim any lives.
Prayuth Apologises For 'Bikini Remark,' Shifts Blame to Migrant Workers
BANGKOK — Following a storm of criticism, junta leader and Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha apologized this afternoon for suggesting that it is unsafe for attractive Western tourists to wear bikinis in Thailand.
Court to Weigh Gold Mine’s Defamation Case Against Thai PBS
Top: An episode of Thai PBS program ‘Citizen Reporters’ which aired Sept. 1, 2015, drew a defamation complaint against the broadcaster and its reporter...
Video of Police Slapping Murder-Rape Suspect Causes Stir
BANGKOK — A video of a police officer smacking a rape and murder suspect during his interrogation has highlighted divisions in Thai society over how rape crimes should be punished.
British National Jumps to Death At BKK Airport: Police
BANGKOK — A U.K. citizen fell to his death at Suvarnabhumi Airport early Friday morning in an apparent suicide.
Crimes Against Tourists in Thai Beach Towns Continue
PHUKET — Two more crimes against foreigners in Thailand were reported over the weekend, only two weeks after the country was rocked by the grisly murder of two British tourists on the resort island of Koh Tao.
Over 10,000 Thais Return Home Since April Border Closure
BANGKOK (Xinhua) — Over 10,000 Thai nationals have returned home so far from neighbouring countries and been immediately put into quarantine, a government official said on Tuesday.
Police Admit Soldiers Present at Fatal Checkpoint Shooting
CHIANG RAI — Several soldiers were present at a northern checkpoint where a motorist was shot dead last week, a fact not disclosed by police until today under pressure from the victim’s family.
Battered by Corona, 130-Yr-Old Antique Museum to Shut Down
PHITSANULOK — A museum located at a 130-year-old wooden mansion will bar its doors for good on Sunday after a series of financial losses during the coronavirus pandemic.