| Heavy rain and high waves to hit 34 provinces in Thailand |
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The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) has issued a warning for heavy rain from today until tomorrow, affecting 34 provinces, with risks of flooding and forest runoffs. High waves exceeding 2 metres are also expected at sea. Rainy conditions are anticipated over the holiday period, as the TMD forecasts weather between today and tomorrow, July 28. … The story Heavy rain and high waves to hit 34 provinces in Thailand as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Bomb and gunfire injures four officers in Pattani |
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Khok Pho district in Pattani was thrown into chaos yesterday as negotiations failed, leading to an assailant throwing a bomb and opening fire on officials. Initial reports indicate four officers were injured in the incident. Officials arrived at Ban Khlong Chang in Na Ket subdistrict, Khok Pho district, Pattani province at 7.30am yesterday, July 26 … The story Bomb and gunfire injures four officers in Pattani as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Phetchaburi unveils arch to celebrate Thai king’s 72nd birthday |
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Phetchaburi Governor Nattachai Namphoonsuksan presided over the inauguration of a celebratory arch to mark the auspicious occasion of His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua‘s 72nd birthday tomorrow, July 28, enhancing the area’s tourism appeal. Governor Nattachai led the ceremony with local government officials, students, and residents participating. The event took place in front of … The story Phetchaburi unveils arch to celebrate Thai king’s 72nd birthday as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Forensic report disputes self-defence claim in Thai pond murder |
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A forensic investigation has contradicted the testimony regarding the murder of a friend disposed of in a pond in Nakhon Sawan province. The suspect had announced the act a month in advance, and the woman involved denied any romantic relationship, asserting there was no love triangle. In the case of a 54 year old Thai … The story Forensic report disputes self-defence claim in Thai pond murder as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Siblings found dead in car at Nakhon Ratchasima temple |
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A pair of siblings were found dead in a car parked at a temple in Nakhon Ratchasima. The incident was reported around 9.30pm yesterday, July 26. Police Lieutenant Colonel Akkaradej Phengwong, an investigator at the Nakhon Ratchasima City Police Station, received a report of two deaths at Wat Nong Phai in the Pho Klang subdistrict, … The story Siblings found dead in car at Nakhon Ratchasima temple as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Lost lottery tickets found in Thai forest spark social media frenzy (video) |
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Two lottery tickets were found in the forest with the name and phone number of their owner written on the back, leading to a social media frenzy. The discovery was made by a TikTok user who was foraging for mushrooms with a friend. TikTok user @udomporn41 posted a video showing the lottery tickets, numbered 498471, … The story Lost lottery tickets found in Thai forest spark social media frenzy (video) as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Thai police seize assets worth 23 million baht in drug crackdown |
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Thai law enforcement officials announced a significant crackdown on drug operations on Thursday, July 25, targeting 237 locations and seizing properties valued at over 23 million baht. The Thai Patrol and Special Operation Division (PSD), along with other relevant agencies, held a press conference at 1pm on Thursday to reveal the details of the extensive … The story Thai police seize assets worth 23 million baht in drug crackdown as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Thai man rescued after two years of abuse by employers |
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A Thai man has been rescued and hospitalised after enduring two years of severe abuse and torture at the hands of his employers, a husband and wife, due to his inability to meet their sales targets. The 38 year old Thai man, Kong, was accompanied by social media activist Guntouch Pongpaiboonwet, also known as Gun … The story Thai man rescued after two years of abuse by employers as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Amnesty bill committee divided on Thailand’s lese majeste inclusion |
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The House Committee tasked with studying an amnesty bill has concluded its work but has not reached a decision on whether offences under Section 112, the lese majeste law, and Section 110 of the Criminal Code should be included. Pheu Thai MP and Committee Chairperson Chusak Sirinil announced that the panel has endorsed a report … The story Amnesty bill committee divided on Thailand’s lese majeste inclusion as seen on Thaiger News. |
| New bill to combat corruption in Thailand’s public sector |
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A new bill designed to streamline licencing and establish standards for government services is in the works, promising to be a significant tool in combating bribery and corruption in the public sector, according to Wissanu Krea-ngam, the prime minister’s legal adviser. Wissanu, during a lecture on preventing corruption in the public sector amid digital disruption, … The story New bill to combat corruption in Thailand’s public sector as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Yaowarat: From past to present |
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Discover Yaowarat, Bangkok's vibrant cultural district, dating back to King Rama I's reign, where a diverse mix of cultures thrive in trade and commerce, attracting tourists from around the world. Blackpink member Lisa recently endorsed the city's Chinatown, showcasing its cultural heritage on a global...
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| Groups demand urgent action on 'alien fish' saga |
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Civil society groups are demanding the government immediately find out who is responsible for the spread of blackchin tilapia, an invasive species of fish that has caused havoc with local species.
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| Myanmar dialogue pushed |
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Thailand reiterated its role in helping to mitigate the crisis in Myanmar at the 57th Asean Ministerial Meeting (AMM) on Friday, with Foreign Affairs Minister Maris Sangiampongsa saying the country was ready to facilitate constructive dialogue between stakeholders.
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| Ecstasy 'sweets' spark probe |
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Police are investigating the source of ecstasy pills imprinted with a Labubu character following their recent discovery in Chiang Rai.
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| Unesco to make decision on Phu Phra Bat Park on Saturday |
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The government expects the Phu Phra Bat Historical Park in the northeastern province of Udon Thani to be named a Unesco World Heritage site in the cultural category on Saturday, according to Natural Resources and Environment Minister Phatcharavat Wongsuwan.
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| Big Tech sell-off takes toll on Asian equities |
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RECAP: Asian equities were mixed on Friday as traders weighed the rising expectations of US interest rate cuts against continued weakness in technology shares after a protracted run-up in prices.
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| Real Estate Information Center targets better data gathering to head off crises |
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The Real Estate Information Center (REIC) continues to serve as an alert system for the property sector, but significant progress is needed, particularly in securing cooperation from various agencies to provide data for both the public and private sectors.
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| New Major Development tie-ups target luxury housing |
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SET-listed developer Major Development (MJD) will form joint ventures with two additional Japanese partners in luxury residential projects to diversify risk and expand its portfolio of sites.
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| Demand for private jets on the rise |
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The business jet market in Asia has become more diverse without any significant domination by China, thanks to growing numbers of clients across the region who are opting for private aircraft to enhance their operations, according to Dassault Aviation.
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| Amnesty panel ducks decision on royal insult cases |
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The House committee studying an amnesty bill has wrapped up its work without concluding whether offences under Section 112, the lese-majeste law, and Section 110 of the Criminal Code should be included.
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| Yaowarat: From past to present |
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Discover Yaowarat, Bangkok's vibrant cultural district, dating back to King Rama I's reign, where a diverse mix of cultures thrive in trade and commerce, attracting tourists from around the world. Blackpink member Lisa recently endorsed the city's Chinatown, showcasing its cultural heritage on a global...
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| Problems and more problems |
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The three-tier Senate poll turned out to be one of the most complicated races of its kind and also one that is hugely problematic.
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| World-lagging Thai stocks see investors moving money into regional rivals |
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For years, Thai equities stood tall as one of Southeast Asia’s largest stock markets. That bullish story is fast unravelling, and not even cheap valuations can save the day.
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| Celine Dion performs at Olympic Games' opening ceremony |
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PARIS - Celine Dion made a comeback to the live stage on Friday singing Edith Piaf's classic "L'Hymne A l'Amour" to close the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.
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| Oil workers protest wages |
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The Labour Ministry has ordered relevant parties to resolve the unpaid wage issue that has led to hundreds of workers protesting in front of Thai Oil's refinery in Chon Buri since Wednesday.
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| Groups demand urgent action on 'alien fish' saga |
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Civil society groups are demanding the government immediately find out who is responsible for the spread of blackchin tilapia, an invasive species of fish that has caused havoc with local species.
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| Myanmar dialogue pushed |
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Thailand reiterated its role in helping to mitigate the crisis in Myanmar at the 57th Asean Ministerial Meeting (AMM) on Friday, with Foreign Affairs Minister Maris Sangiampongsa saying the country was ready to facilitate constructive dialogue between stakeholders.
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| Ecstasy 'sweets' spark probe |
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Police are investigating the source of ecstasy pills imprinted with a Labubu character following their recent discovery in Chiang Rai.
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| Unesco to make decision on Phu Phra Bat Park on Saturday |
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The government expects the Phu Phra Bat Historical Park in the northeastern province of Udon Thani to be named a Unesco World Heritage site in the cultural category on Saturday, according to Natural Resources and Environment Minister Phatcharavat Wongsuwan.
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| Big Tech sell-off takes toll on Asian equities |
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RECAP: Asian equities were mixed on Friday as traders weighed the rising expectations of US interest rate cuts against continued weakness in technology shares after a protracted run-up in prices.
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