Bangkok: “Tik Shiro,” a well-known singer, received a two-year prison sentence without suspension for a drunk driving accident that resulted in the deaths of two individuals late in 2024. The Min Buri Criminal Court also revoked his driver’s license.
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Bangkok: The Dairy Farming Promotion Organization of Thailand (DFPO) has come under investigation following its recent sale of milk products at significantly reduced prices. This decision, outlined by the organization’s director, Ms. Watcharee Wannasr…
Bangkok: As anticipated, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has voted unanimously to maintain Thailand’s interest rate at 1%.
According to Thai News Agency, the MPC meeting on June 24th saw all seven members present for the first time in a year, r…
Bangkok: The issue of corruption in local government exams has taken center stage as concerns grow over its impact on aspirants hoping to enter public service. The call for a thorough investigation into the matter was made during a recent House of Rep…
Bangkok: The Ministry of Commerce has initiated an investigation into three Chinese applications, “Gokoo,” “Feixiang,” and “E-Gets,” suspecting they may be violating Thai laws by using nominees. The Ministry is conducting an in-depth analysis of the s…
Bangkok: The Prime Minister has acknowledged listening to an audio clip allegedly involving a mysterious deputy minister in local government exam cheating. He declared that the matter must be investigated and that they will meet this afternoon at Gove…
Bangkok: The government is seeking final feedback on the draft Cannabis Act until July 1st before submitting it to the Cabinet. The initiative aims to shape the direction of cannabis and hemp legislation through two main online channels from today unt…
Bangkok: A silent threat is on the rise in Thailand as Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) cases surge, with a cumulative total of 48,462 child cases and 7 deaths reported in 2025. The majority of these cases, 80.47%, were in children aged 0-4 years, hi…
Bangkok: The labor safety campaign has begun, with the government aiming to reduce accidents to ‘zero’. The government is moving forward with building a sustainable safety culture to protect over 40 million Thai workers nationwide. The 38th National S…
Bangkok: The Prime Minister invited Pheu Thai ministers to lunch to discuss the direction of their work.
According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister revealed that the meeting was organized to support the achievement of the government’s missio…