Bangkok: The Prime Minister has justified the necessity of an emergency decree to borrow 400 billion baht as a means to tackle the ongoing energy crisis, prepare for potential conflicts in the Middle East, and facilitate Thailand’s transition to alter…
Bangkok: With interest rate wars still unstable, electricity has become a new battleground, and the medical field holds hope in the fight against pancreatic cancer. While the end of the month brings relief to salaried workers with money in their pocke…
Bangkok: Forensic investigators evaluating the fire at Khlong Thom Center, a popular auto parts and electronics market in Bangkok, have been unable to access the point of origin due to structural damage, authorities said on Monday.
According to Thai…
Bangkok: The Public Debt Management Office (PDMO) is preparing to issue its second series of sustainability bonds. The preliminary survey will be held on September 10, and the issuance date is September 17.
According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Jindara…
Bangkok: A Thai social media influencer has sought legal assistance after two luxury watches worth a combined 610,000 baht (approx. $18,400) were stolen from her checked baggage during a domestic flight.
According to Thai News Agency, Kiticha “Mookm…
Bangkok: Heavy rain has caused significant flooding in Cha-om Subdistrict, Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province, impacting residents across five villages and leaving some tourists stranded at their accommodations. The deluge uprooted trees, and comm…
Songkhla: Suriya visited a model rubber plantation practicing sustainable agriculture in Songkhla province. The initiative promotes production coupled with income generation and a traceability system to support the environmentally conscious rubber mar…
Bangkok: The Prime Minister visited Hat Yai to inspect the readiness of the Rama I Canal and will push the Cabinet to approve flood insurance for all households. The Prime Minister visited the “Na Khuan Sluice Gate” at the headwaters of Khlong R.1 to …
Bangkok: The Prime Minister has justified the necessity of an emergency decree to borrow 400 billion baht as a means to tackle the ongoing energy crisis, prepare for potential conflicts in the Middle East, and facilitate Thailand’s transition to alter…
Bangkok: With interest rate wars still unstable, electricity has become a new battleground, and the medical field holds hope in the fight against pancreatic cancer. While the end of the month brings relief to salaried workers with money in their pocke…