14 Rohingya Recaptured After Escaping Detention
PHANG NGA — Six of 21 Rohingya men who escaped an immigration detention center in southern Thailand remained free Tuesday morning.
1st Vaccine to Be Handed Out on Valentine’s Day, But Questions Remain
BANGKOK — Thailand’s long awaited vaccination program against COVID-19 will officially start on Valentine’s Day, a senior health official said Monday, as the country reported two new deaths from the coronavirus.
Chinese Tourist Jumps Off 'Songthaew' Bus
(17 October) A Chinese tourist had been injured after she jumped off a moving songthaew bus during a heated argument with her friend, according to the driver.
HIV-Infected Soldier Accused of Raping Scores of Teenagers
BANGKOK — Police say they have arrested an HIV-infected soldier who allegedly blackmailed and raped more than 70 teenage boys.
Police said they received a...
Comedian’s Son Still Not Charged for Fatal Car Crash
PATHUM THANI — Police said Wednesday they had yet to charge or even question the son of a famous actor involved in a fatal high-speed auto accident earlier this week.
BKK-Khonkaen Bus Crashes After Driver 'Dozes Off'
(17 February) A bus has crashed in Nakhon Ratchasima province early this morning after its driver had reportedly dozed off behind the wheel.
Cabbie Fined for Watching Sex Scene While Driving
BANGKOK — Transport officials on Wednesday punished a taxi driver after he allegedly watched a movie’s sex scene in full view of his female passenger last week.
Protest on Wheels in Seeks Government’s Ouster
BANGKOK (AP) — A long line of cars, trucks and motorbikes wended its way Sunday through the Thai capital Bangkok in a mobile protest against the government of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha. The protesters on wheels hope their nonviolent action, dubbed a “car mob,” can help force the ouster of Prayuth, whom they accuse of botching the campaign against the coronavirus.
Making Demerit: Amazonian Predator Fish Freed by Karma-Seekers
LAMPANG — A large fish released into a public park by temple-goers turned out to be the predatorial Amazonian arapaima, officials said Monday.
Gov’t Sets New Health Regulations for Tattoo Skin-Artists
BANGKOK (Xinhua) — The Thai Ministry of Public Health said on Friday that the ministry has rolled out new regulations for tattoo skin-artists to get an annual health clearance.