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PM claims wristwatch scandal not cause of Thailand's downgrading in corruption index

Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha this morning claimed that Thailand’s drop in Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index rankings has nothing to do with Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan’s wristwatch scandal. He insisted that the wristwatch scandal was a minor issue and has already been settled. The National Anti-Corruption Commission recently cleared Gen Prawit of wrong-doing

31 Jan 2019

Phahonyothin road in Bang Khen district the worst affected area today

Phahonyothin road in Bang Khen district of Bangkok has surpassed Rama II road in Samut Sakhon as the worst-affected area from PM2.5 dust particles out of a total of 41 affected areas this morning. The Air Pollution Control Department reported today that the amount of PM2.5 dust particles in areas along Phahonyothing road where construction

31 Jan 2019

Coronation-related activities to formally start on April 6 with blessing of coronation water

Activities related to the coronation will kick off on April 6, starting with the launch of a ceremony for the collection of holy water to be held simultaneously in all provinces across the country. The event will be followed by another ceremony to bless the collected water to be held in these provinces on April

30 Jan 2019

Four ministers of Palang Pracharat party quit Cabinet

The four cabinet ministers who are key members of the pro-Prayut Palang Pracharat party have tendered their resignation effective as of tomorrow. Accompanied by government spokesman Putthipong Punnakan, the four ministers, Industry Minister Uttama Savanayana, Commerce Minister Sontirat Sontijirawong, Science and Technology Minister Suvit Maesincee and Prime Minister’s Office Minister Kobsak Pootrakool, met with Prime

29 Jan 2019

Japan's Nikkei: Ghosn says arrest due to plot within Nissan

TOKYO (AP) — The Japanese business daily Nikkei reported Wednesday that Nissan’s former chairman Carlos Ghosn, in his first interview since he was detained in November, blamed his arrest on a plot by other Nissan executives who opposed his plan for closer ties with the automaker’s French alliance partner Renault. The newspaper reported that it

30 Jan 2019

Smog condition worsens in and around Bangkok today and likely to remain so until Feb 4

Smog problem in and around Bangkok appears to be getting out of control, with 39 areas being affected by excessive PM2.5 dust particles, especially in areas along Rama II road in Muang district of Samut Sakhon where the level of PM2.5 particulate matter in the air shot up to 141 microns this morning even when

30 Jan 2019

IOC joins FIFA to urge Thai government to send Bahrani footballer to Australia

The International Olympic Committee has joined FIFA and other supporters of former Bahraini national footballer Hakeem Al-Araibi in demanding the Thai government to free him from detention and allow him to return to Australia. “The IOC supports Mr Al-Araibi and the FIFA position in this case,” the organization said in a statement released over the

28 Jan 2019

Suu Kyi's NLD party clashes with military over proposal to change army-drafted charter

NAYPYITAW (Reuters) – Myanmar’s ruling party clashed with military lawmakers on Tuesday as it proposed steps towards changing the constitution, its biggest challenge in nearly three years to the army’s power over politics as enshrined in the charter. Military members of parliament, clad in green uniforms, rose to their feet and stood in silence as

30 Jan 2019

Indonesia flood, landslide death toll rises to 70

JAKARTA (AFP) – Floods and landslides that battered Indonesia’s Sulawesi island have killed at least 70 people, the authorities said on Tuesday, as aerial footage underscored the scale of the disaster with whole villages wiped off the map. Lashed by heavy rain, rivers swelled and burst their banks, inundating dozens of communities across 12 districts

30 Jan 2019

Somkid will be ready when called upon

Spareparts are usually unseen, but if you happen to need them you are glad you have them. Somkid Jatusripitak is like that. News that he would be in the Palang Pracharat Party’s prime ministerial nomination list should not overexcite anyone. The deputy prime minister should be thought of like what he really is — something

29 Jan 2019

Prayut rules out cabinet reshuffle, says will return to power only through election

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said today there will be no cabinet reshuffle following the resignations of four ministers who are core members of the pro-junta Palang Pracharat party and declared that he will seek to return to power only through election. Prayut openly ruled out the possibility that he might exploit the provisional clause of

29 Jan 2019

Anti-junta activist Aekkachai’s car set afire by alleged arsonist

An anti-junta activist and critic Aekkachai Hongkangwan today filed a complaint with Lat Phrao police, claiming his car was set afire by an unidentified man early this morning. Aekkachai said he was informed by a neighbor at about 9 am that his car, which was parked in front of his house in Lat Phrao area,

27 Jan 2019

Smog along Rama II road in Samut Sakhon province reaches critical level

Smog problem in and around Bangkok has worsened today with 41 areas being affected with excessive amount of PM2.5 dust particles, particularly along both sides of Rama II road in Muang district of Samut Sakhon province. The Pollution Control Department reported that, at 7 am this morning, air quality index (AQI) on the roadsides of

26 Jan 2019

Smog problem eases in and around Bangkok with only 12 affected areas

Thanks to better air circulation and morning breeze, smog condition in and around Bangkok has improved considerably with only 12 areas affected by excessive PM2.5 dust particles. The Pollution Control Department reported today that the amount of PM2.5 dust particles measured at 7 am showed Rama II roadsides in Muang district of Samut Sakhon province

28 Jan 2019

Huge crowd pay last respect to late Luang Phor Koon ahead of royally-sponsored cremation Tuesday

Tens of thousands of worshippers have been flocking to the northeastern province of Khon Kaen over the past few days to pay their last respect to the late Luang Phor Koon Parisutho, the highly-revered abbot of Wat Ban Rai in Nakhon Ratchasima province, ahead of his cremation on Tuesday. Many of the worshippers were preparing

28 Jan 2019

Bank report says 2.6 billion baht financial loss so far from smog in and around Bangkok

The ongoing smog problem in and around Bangkok has caused financial loss estimated at 2,600 million baht since late last month in term of lost opportunities in health and tourism aspects, according to the assessment report of Kasikorn Research Centre of Kasikorn Bank. The report said that the smog problem is not new for Thailand

28 Jan 2019
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