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Ten more human bodies were found yesterday, buried under the rubble of the collapsed State Audit Office building, bringing the total number of those confirmed dead to 74, with 20 people still unaccounted for, according to Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA).
The Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases has sentenced Thai multi-billionaire Prayudh Mahagitsiri to 24 years in prison, for his involvement in malfeasance related to the issuance of land title deeds in the Sikhio district of Nakhon Ratchasima.
Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) officers, with officials from the Business Development Department, raided three private companies in Chon Buri and Rayong provinces yesterday, because they are suspected of using Thais as nominee shareholders in their real estate businesses, in violation of the Foreign Business Act.
About 30 nephrology (dialysis) nurses rallied in front of the Central Administrative Court today, to demand the revocation of a Ministry of Public Health announcement, requiring them to undertake a new training course, at institutes endorsed by Thailand Nursing and Midwifery Council, on the operation of haemodialysis machines.
Scores of tenants were forced to evacuate from an eight-story building on Surasak Road in Bangkok’s Bangrak district this morning, after a fire broke out in its underground parking lot.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates - President Donald Trump on Thursday threatened sanctions on anyone who buys Iranian oil, a warning that came after planned talks over Tehran’s rapidly advancing nuclear program were postponed.
Thailand's economy is expected to encounter temporary "air pockets" due to the impact of tariffs, the finance minister said on Thursday, and the country plans to negotiate to align its tariffs more closely with those of its trade competitors.
Four ancient statues of the Lord Buddha and his incarnation, which were smuggled out of Thailand more than 60 years ago and exhibited at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, are to be returned.
Livestock officials in Thailand’s north-eastern province of Mukdahan have begun the mass vaccination of cattle and goats in Don Tarn district, after one person died of an anthrax infection at the provincial hospital yesterday.
The director-general of the Region 6 Public Prosecutors’ Office decided today to drop lèse majesté and computer crime charges against American academic Paul Chambers.
Free trade agreement (FTA) negotiations between Thailand and the European Union are on the right track, despite past political uncertainties, according to Bernd Lange, Chair of the Committee on International Trade and a member of the European Parliament.
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has downplayed Moody’s decision to downgrade Thailand’s economic outlook from “stable” to “negative,” calling it merely the credit rating agency’s perception.
Like many of her former co-workers, Nuch has little to celebrate this Labour Day, May 1. Laid off recently at the age of 46, she is now struggling to find a new job to make ends meet.
The Election Commission (EC) resolved today to ask the Supreme Court to consider revoking Senator Dr. Keskamol Pleansamai’s voting rights, over an allegedly fraudulent claim regarding her doctoral degree from the University of California.
A leading professional association of political scientists in the United States has expressed grave concern over the arrest and detention of Paul Chambers, a political scientist and American academic at Naresuan University, on charges of violating the law on lese majeste.
The Khao Yai National Park office is trying to locate an army corporal who appeared in a viral video approaching and attempting to touch an elephant while holding a knife in one hand.
