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Officials in charge of discovering the cause of the State Audit Office building collapse went to the site to collect more evidence today, as the search for the last eight missing workers continues.
With more than 50 heirloom rice varieties in Loei Province, it is probably not a great surprise that one varietal, Khao Neaw Daeng Mueang Loei or Mueang Loei Red Glutinous Rice, was lost for decades.
Chinese tourist arrivals in Thailand have been steadily declining since the abduction of Chinese actor Wang Xing in January.
The Chiang Rai provincial administration has launched a publicity campaign, urging people in the province to avoid using water from the Kok and Sai rivers due to arsenic contamination from unregulated gold mining in Shan state of Myanmar.
About 80% of Thai children, aged from six months to four years, have developed a natural immunity to the COVID-19 virus, indicating that vaccinating them could be unnecessary, Dr Yong Poovorawan, head of the Centre of Excellence in Clinical Virology at the Faculty of Medicine, Chulalongkorn University said.
Voters have handed Singapore's long-time ruling party a landslide election victory, offering Prime Minister Lawrence Wong a clear mandate to navigate the trade-orientated Southeast Asian nation through economic upheaval sparked by looming US tariffs.
The Commerce ministry has designated a watermelon variety grown on Koh Sukorn, a small island in the southern province of Trang, as a new Thai Geographical Indication (GI) product.
Japan has arrested four suspects, including a Chinese hotel proprietor, late last month for allegedly trespassing on a neighbor’s property in Yamanashi Prefecture four years ago and cutting down trees that obstructed the view of Mount Fuji.
There is no in between in the case of durian: you either love or hate it. Durian lovers’ mouths would water when they see the golden yellow meat, while the haters would wrinkle their noses, unable to tolerate the smell.
The Department of Public Disaster Prevention and Mitigation began trials of the public disaster alert system at 1pm today, using cellular network sites to transmit warnings to mobile phones in five locations in Ubon Ratchathani, Suphan Buri, Songkhla and Bangkok.
Violence continued in the southernmost province of Narathiwat yesterday, with two separate attacks leaving four people dead, including a nine-year-old girl who was watching TV inside her house.
A second man, in Don Tarn district of the north-eastern Thai province of Mukdahan, has contracted anthrax and is now undergoing treatment, while two other suspected cases are waiting until tomorrow for their test results.
Thailand’s Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation and the Immigration Bureau are to take pro-active steps to tighten controls on the enrolment of foreign students in non-degree courses offered by Thai universities, to prevent them from working or overstaying in Thailand.
Thai households have been burdened with high electricity bills for years, often blamed on mismanagement by successive governments, including the current dispensation.
Last weekend, the players who put Liverpool on course for English football’s top-flight title were a Colombian, an Argentine, and an Egyptian. The team was captained by a Dutch native and coached by another Dutchman.
Poom Sarapol is out of prison after serving seven years for malfeasance, but fallout from the Yingluck government’s rice-pledging scheme now threatens financial ruin for the former deputy minister, 14 years later.
