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Mong Thongdee wins paper plane championship

Mong Thongdee, who won Thailand paper plane championship nine years ago when he was 12, won the Thailand paper plane championship in the general individual category at Muang Thong Thani today. Mong, whose struggle for Thai citizenship has been making headlines for years, will represent Thailand in a paper plane competition in Japan next

26 Aug 2018

Police defend  proposal for stiff fines for drivers without driving licenses

Thailand has become the world’s Number One with the highest rate of road accidents with ten million drivers out of a total of 31 without driving licenses, said Pol Maj-Gen Ekkarak Limsangkart, commander of Special Branch Police’s 3rd division and a member of the committee to resolve traffic problem. Of the 10 million drivers who

26 Aug 2018

"Communication misunderstanding" cited for ABC News interview with Wild Boars

“Communication misunderstanding” was blamed as the reason why US-based ABC News television was the first news outlet to interview the 13 Wild Boars boys and their football coach following their hospital discharge last month. The ABC News exclusive interview was conducted in the chapel of Wat Phrathat Doi Wao in Chiang Rai’s Muang district on

25 Aug 2018

16 Thais arrested in raid on call centre gang in Vietnam

Sixteen Thai and two Taiwanese nationals have been arrested in a raid on a condominium in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, by Thai and Vietnamese police where a so-called “call centre” gang had been operating, Tourist Police Bureau deputy commissioner Pol Maj Gen Surachate Hakparn said. Speaking at a media briefing Friday night, Pol Maj

25 Aug 2018

3 army privates charged with assault for beating up colleague

Three army privates were this morning escorted by their superior to Lop Buri Muang district police station to acknowledge the charge of assault against one of their colleagues who is now unconscious at an army hospital in the province. The three alleged assailants reportedly admitted they attacked the victim, Pvt Kacha Pacha, because they disliked

25 Aug 2018

Dams need water drainage plans ahead of another storm

The Royal Irrigation Department and other agencies responsible for dams and reservoirs have been instructed to come up with water drainage plans in anticipation of the arrival of another storm in September which is expected to bring more rains. Mr Somkiart Prachamwong, secretary-general of the National Water Resources Office, said Friday that old statistics

25 Aug 2018

A three-horse race for the next election?

In just a few more weeks, Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan–o–cha will make known his political future. Many may wonder why Gen Prayut needs to wait until September to unveil what is in his mind. Political observers believe the prime minister is not just trying to buy time, but his move is well–calculated. If

25 Aug 2018

King concerned about flooding situation, says PM

His Majesty the King is concerned about the flooding situation and has asked authorities concerned to take the best care of the people, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-0-cha said on Saturday. Gen Prayut said the government will follow His Majesty’s instruction. The government will adhere to the initiatives of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej regarding water

25 Aug 2018

Trump scraps Pompeo trip to North Korea, citing stalled nuclear diplomacy

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – US President Donald Trump on Friday abruptly cancelled his top diplomat’s planned trip to North Korea, publicly acknowledging for the first time that his effort to get Pyongyang to denuclearize had stalled since his summit with North Korea’s leader. Trump partly blamed China for the lack of progress with North Korea

25 Aug 2018

Sangkhla Buri people prepared for flood evacuation

About 70 families living around the reservoir of the Vajiralongkorn dam in Sangkhla Buri district of Kanchanaburi province are preparing to evacuate as the water level in the dam went up by 35 centimetres on Saturday morning. The families in two villages in Tambon Nong Lu of Sangkhla Buri districts have been flooded by water

25 Aug 2018

PM threatens to take legal action against some media

Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha on Friday vented frustration at the media and threatened to take legal action against some of them for what he described as their unfair coverage. “I think I have to do something (with the media). When you get attacked, you resort to defamation law. Governmental agencies have to protect their

25 Aug 2018

Dusit Zoo closing date postponed to Sept 30

The closing date of the Dusit Zoo has been postponed by one month from the end of August to Sept 30, according to a release of the zoo’s public relations office. The Zoological Park Organisation of Thailand had earlier announced that the Dusit Zoo in the heart of Bangkok will be closed at the end

24 Aug 2018

Two executives of IFEC heavily fined for insider trading

The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) has imposed heavy fines on the top executive and a former executive of Inter Fareast Energy Corporation (IFEC) for insider trading. SEC said it had received complaints from several shareholders of the company to probe the conduct of Mr Supanan Rithpairote, chief executive officer and director of IFEC and Mr

24 Aug 2018

Free bus service to avoid mass transit construction routes

Bangkok Mass Transit Authority (BMTA) will provide free bus service starting September 1 for city commuters to encourage them to avoid travelling through areas where construction of three mass transit lines is underway. Construction of the Yellow, Pink and Orange train lines is now underway, causing heavy traffic jam in the areas of construction as

23 Aug 2018

Thanathorn of  Future Forward Party to hear charges on Sept 17

Thanathorn Jungroongreangkit, acting leader of the Future Forward Party, and two other party executives were granted permission to postpone reporting to the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) police to hear charges on violation of the Computer Act to Sept 17. They were accused of violating the Computer Act by linking the National Council for Peace

24 Aug 2018

PM to invoke Article 44 to ease political restrictions

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha will invoke his executive power under Article of the interim Constitution to ease political restrictions in order to allow political parties to partially carry out political activities, Deputy Prime Minister Wassanu Krea-ngam said Thursday. Political activities that will be permitted include holding of general meetings of political parties to recruit new

23 Aug 2018
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