Regional and local news from across Thailand's provinces — in English, from Thai PBS World, Thailand's public broadcaster.
Officials in Nong Krung Si district and local volunteers in the northeastern province of Kalasin will launch a fishing campaign on Friday to catch black-chin tilapia in the reservoir behind Lam Pao Dam, in an effort to eliminate the invasive species
Distracted by GPS navigation, an elderly woman failed to notice warning signs and drove her sedan onto a motorcycle-only U-turn bridge in Samut Sakhon on Thursday, leaving the car stranded.
The Customs Department has proposed a ban on the import of iron scrap by requiring a certificate from country of origin stating that there is no electronic waste among the iron scrap.
A Malaysian couple have been questioned after their Malaysian-registered car was found parked in a no-parking zone in Bangkok’s Lumpini district on October 13, with seven containers holding a total of 40 litres of fuel.
A group of 271 academics today called for the withdrawal from parliament of a bill to amend the law governing Thai PBS, warning that it threatens the independence and financial autonomy of public service media, which they described as key elements of
Officials have impounded a large quantity of industrial and electronic waste from five warehouses in Rayong's Nikhom Pattana district.
Police seized 500 million baht in assets and arrested 39 suspects during nationwide anti-cyber scam raids today.
Officials rescued 10 suspected human trafficking victims during a raid on a Ramkhamhaeng house this morning.
A Thai-German pilot was injured when a single-engine light aircraft crashed into a grassy field in Bang Lamung district of Chon Buri province this morning, about two minutes after take-off.
Stakeholders gathered in Mae Sai district yesterday to address severe cross-border arsenic contamination of the Sai River.
Over 90% of public hearing participants oppose a proposed plan to scrap sin-tax funding for four state-backed entities, including Thai PBS, and replace it with annual budget allocations.
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul instructed the Command Centre for Public Disaster Prevention and Mitigation to maintain nationwide flood monitoring this week while he attends the IMF–World Bank summit.
