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Bankruptcy court accepts THAI’s protection petition for consideration

Thailand’s Central Bankruptcy Court today has accepted Thai Airways International’s bankruptcy protection petition for consideration and set the first hearing for August 17th. The court’s decision to accept the ailing national flag carrier’s petition will be publicly announced in a newspaper twice, seven days apart, and copies of THAI’s petition will be distributed to

27 May 2020

Legal technicality forces Pailin to quit THAI board

Former PTT Plc President and CEO Pailin Chuchottaworn has resigned from the board of Thai Airways International, just one day after his appointment took effect, due to a legal technicality. Mr. Praphas Kong-iad, director of the Office of State Enterprise Policy Committee, explained today that Mr. Pailin, also a former transport minister, is barred from

28 May 2020

Canadian court rules against Huawei exec fighting extradition

An executive for Chinese tech giant Huawei suffered a legal setback Wednesday when a Canadian judge ruled that proceedings to extradite her to the United States will go ahead. The decision on so-called double criminality, a key test for extradition, found that bank fraud accusations against Meng Wanzhou would stand up in Canada. The interim

28 May 2020

How future of Thai politics will be like

Political analysts must primarily take stock of two things, which include a recent opinion poll predicting that “post-COVID-19 politics” will be very heated, and an admission by a former red-shirted leader that the anti-government movement he is a big part of is “losing out” to Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha. The finding by Super Poll and

28 May 2020

Labour federation opposes proposed rehabilitation scheme for THAI

Thailand’s Federation of State Enterprise Labour Relations, the umbrella organization of state enterprise unions, has voiced its strong objection to a court-sanctioned rehabilitation scheme for Thai Airways International, saying that it does not trust the government-initiated plan. Federation member unions, and staff of THAI, held a brain-storming session on Tuesday, to discuss the planned rehabilitation

27 May 2020

Thai doctor faces charges for involvement in cross-border surrogacy racket

Anti-human trafficking police have summoned a Thai doctor to acknowledge charges of involvement in a Chinese-funded cross-border surrogacy service, using Thai women to bear babies for Chinese couples. The police said that the doctor, whose name is being withheld, used to work at a state hospital in the Victory Monument area of Bangkok and is

26 May 2020

Three slain at Radio Thailand’s Phitsanuloke provincial radio station

Three people were shot dead this morning at Radio Thailand’s station in the northern province of Phitsanuloke, in what police suspect was the result of an internal dispute. The three victims are Mr. Sanit Bootmangkoon, the station’s director, and two engineers, Mr. Jiravuth Sumetthepanan and Mr. Poomirun Phanpoom. The alleged gunman, Mr. Proong Chandaeng, also

27 May 2020

Trump sounds warning over Hong Kong's future

US President Donald Trump on Tuesday warned that Hong Kong could lose its status as a global financial center if a proposed Chinese crackdown goes ahead, and promised a “very interesting” US response within days. The Chinese legislation would ban secession, subversion, terrorism and foreign interference after months of massive, often-violent pro-democracy protests last

27 May 2020

Thailand’s new COVID-19 infections today surge to 9

New COVID-19 infections in Thailand surged from three yesterday to nine today, all of them Thais who have returned from abroad and are in state quarantine, including two who were due to be discharged. CCSA spokesman Dr. Taweesin Visanuyothin said today that health officials decided to take a second round of swab tests from

27 May 2020

Stanley Ho, who built Macao's gambling industry, dies at 98

Stanley Ho, the Macao casino tycoon who was considered the father of modern gambling in China, died Tuesday in Hong Kong, his daughter Pansy Ho said. He was 98. Known as the “King of Gambling,” the dashing billionaire and bon vivant secured a four-decade monopoly on casinos in Macao, then parlayed his home advantage to

26 May 2020

The four men tasked with piloting THAI through bankruptcy restructuring

Hope for Thailand’s ailing national airline now rests on the shoulders of four new board members, who have been tasked with the tough job of cleaning up and preparing the carrier for its court-ordered rehabilitation process. The quartet was reportedly hand-picked by Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, who certainly needs trustworthy people to help ensure

27 May 2020

Five students arriving from Saudi Arabia test positive for coronavirus

Five Thai students, returning from Saudi Arabia via Malaysia, have tested positive for COVID-19. They are among a group of 39 returning from Saudi Arabia, who arrived in Thailand via the Padang Besar immigration checkpoint at the Thai-Malaysian border and are currently in Thai state quarantine. Health officials said that the infected students are now

26 May 2020

Thai state to provide 3,000 baht cash subsidy to 13 million in a “fragile group”

Citing health security, the Thai Cabinet today approved the CCSA’s proposal for an extension to the nation-wide state of emergency for another month, to the end of June. Government spokesperson Mrs. Narumon Pinyosinwat said today that the Cabinet agreed with the CCSA that the state of emergency is still necessary, because it helps in the

26 May 2020

WHO warns of "second peak" in areas where COVID-19 declining

Countries where coronavirus infections are declining could still face an “immediate second peak” if they let up too soon on measures to halt the outbreak, the World Health Organization said on Monday. The world is still in the middle of the first wave of the coronavirus outbreak, WHO emergencies head Dr Mike Ryan told an

26 May 2020

2 children thought to have been poisoned by mother fed corrosive substance

The director of Thammasat Hospital confirmed today that two young children, admitted with bleeding in the digestive tract, vomiting of blood and stomach inflammation, were not suffering with a disease, but from the effects of the ingestion of a corrosive substance. Dr. Paruhat Tor-udom told a news conference today that they treated a 4-year old

25 May 2020

Thai government extends state of emergency until end of June

Citing health security, the Thai Cabinet today approved the CCSA’s proposal for an extension to the nation-wide state of emergency for another month, to the end of June. Government spokesperson Mrs. Narumon Pinyosinwat said today that the Cabinet agreed with the CCSA that the state of emergency is still necessary, because it helps in the

26 May 2020
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