STUDENTS INJURED AS CLASSROOM COLLAPSES IN CHONBURI
They found the collapsed classroom locked and a rope cordoning off the area. There were visible signs of damage and no evidence that repairs had commenced. School staff had returned…
Lunar eclipse to be visible from Thailand on Sunday
Thai people will be able to see a partial moon eclipse this Sunday, October 29. This is also the last day of Buddhist Lent, according to the head of the…
Surgery keeps Thaksin out
According to the Department of Corrections, jailed former premier Thaksin Shinawatra underwent orthopedic surgery on Monday at the Police General Hospital (PGH). It is unknown how long his recuperation will…
New fraud targets Israeli employees
The Department of Employment has warned the public about a new scam that preys on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by convincing individuals to download a fraudulent money transfer app on their…
Kamnan Nok’s probe is taken over by CIB.
According to the commissioner of the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), Pol Lt-Gen Jirabhop Bhuridej, there is now enough evidence for Praween Chanklai, or “Kamnan Nok,” to be charged with death…
Extended holidays in Thailand this coming week.
Government offices will resume operations on Monday, July 31, the first day after the holiday break, although they will then close again for the next two days to mark Asarnha…
Bangkok will host YOTEL’s first hotel in Thailand.
A significant agreement to sign its first hotel in Thailand has been made public by YOTEL. Twenty-five years from now, in Bangkok, the brand is anticipated to debut.
With daily flights from Sharjah, Air Arabia expands its worldwide network to include Bangkok.
The first and biggest low-cost carrier (LCC) in the Middle East and North Africa, Air Arabia, announced the beginning of its direct flights between Sharjah and Bangkok, Thailand.
Consumer confidence in Thailand is at a 38-month high.
The poll did point out, though, that the total score was still below the average level of 100, showing that some risks and difficulties were still making consumers cautious and…