Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session up 20.93 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) closed this morning at 1,511.33 points, an increase of 20.93 points (+1.40%), with a trading value of approximately 46,986 million baht.
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Bangkok: The Prime Minister has confirmed that the recent explosion at the Border Patrol Police weapons depot was caused by a technical malfunction and not by any act of sabotage. He has called for stricter security measures for the storage of weapons…
Suphan buri: A van collided with a passenger van carrying students, then swerved and hit an 18-wheeler truck, causing numerous injuries.
According to Thai News Agency, Bang Plama Police Station received a report of an accident involving a school bu…
Geneva: Prime Minister Sihasak Srimuang took a firm stand at the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) meeting, publicly countering Cambodia’s claims and emphasizing Thailand’s position on long-standing territorial encroachments. He highlighted …
Bangkok: MEA (Metropolitan Electricity Authority) is making significant progress in its initiative to remove electricity poles and communication cables, aiming for a “beautiful, pole-free street” along Pracha Rat Sai 2 Road. The project is set to conc…
Mexico city: Burnt-out cars and trucks littered highways in Mexico yesterday after drug cartel members blocked several roads, affecting major routes in the western part of the country. National Guard and regional police cordoned off the affected areas…
Bangkok: The Bank of Thailand is set to implement new regulations on online gold trading platforms, restricting transactions to 50 million baht per person per platform starting March 1, 2026. These measures aim to increase transparency and stabilize t…
Bangkok: “Thepthai” has criticized the Election Commission for hastily certifying 95% of MPs, warning that this decision risks election invalidation and could encourage vote buying. Former Nakhon Si Thammarat MP Thepthai Senpong voiced his concerns on…
Acapulco: The organizers of the ATP Tour “Mexican Open” tennis tournament have confirmed that the event will proceed as scheduled, despite ongoing unrest in several areas of Mexico. This decision comes in the wake of heightened tensions following the …
Geneva: Thai Prime Minister Srisaket Sihasak has clarified that Thailand is not aligning with the Myanmar military government, emphasizing that Thailand’s interest lies in regional stability and peace, particularly given its shared border with Myanmar…