Thailand

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha on Tuesday said Their Majesties the King and Queen are concerned over the safety of flood victims and have ordered volunteers in affected provinces to supply meals to them.ImageCredits: Bangkok Post

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Thai magnate tally expense of United States tariffs

[Thailand] - US movie tariff not seen as big hazard to Thailand

720kg of crystal meth seized in Ayutthaya

Adequate water in Lam Takhong reservoir for next 2 months

[Thailand] - Thai fuel costs the same in spite of tax walking

Entertainment complex planned for part of Bangkok Port

[Thailand] - Thailand-based US scholar contests 'unlawful' termination

[Thailand] - Jewellery maker Pandora bullish on US despite tariffs

Drunk police chauffeur transferred, crash victim in health center

Anutin calls on media to drop 'baseless' Isoc claims

Wet week ahead forecast

Town hall turns to tech for traffic fix

4th anthrax case validated

Govt 'all set for new talks' on peace in deep South

PM: We'll get Trump offer done

Phase 3 of handouts in doubt

DSI investigation sparks Senate election row

Browse on to conserve whale shark

Crews advance in grim search at SAO collapse website

2 Vietnamese fishing boats took in southern Thai waters

Tourist guide missing in Tak forest since Saturday

Parliament's remodelling spending plan demand comes under examination

Somsak backs push to recommend herbs

PM slams critics of gambling establishments

ADTEB calls for clarity on expiring digital TV licences

[Thailand] - Trans individuals 'still lack security'

Twist in Nong Cartoon crash saga

UN role can spur rights push

Thai Airways aircraft makes emergency landing at Suvarnabhumi

Deep South security remains poor, Thai govt neglects region: poll

Three arrested for hosting football gambling in central Surat Thani

Court mulls Thaksin's fishy stretch

PM invites parties to discuss casino bill

Malaysia to assist improve road, rail networks in push for closer ties

Govt to host Coronation Day gala

TMD forecasts heavy rainfall

Anutin 'not blacklisted by ISOC'

Thailand prepares for Prabowo visit

Manhunt for gunmen who killed four in Narathiwat

A spanner in the works

New Prachin Buri bypass to ease traffic

'Retirement lottery' scheme earns praise

[Thailand] - Troops withdraw from ancient temple after Thai-Cambodian talks

Slaying the healthcare zombie

Tiered tax system on cigarettes under fire

Mogul Prayudh Mahagitsiri sentenced for land grab

EC acknowledges bribe allegation

Thailand eyes OECD membership by 2030

Television hosts take legal action against auditor-general

Phuket boat taxis linking beaches and airport possible this year

Engineer with PhD loses over B8m to scammers pretending to be from DSI

13 more bodies recuperated from collapsed govt structure in Bangkok

Reckless driving doctor quits job, fails to agree on damages with victim

Aid cuts could impact United States itself

Disaster alert system test Friday in selected areas across Thailand

5 more bodies pulled from rubble

VAT mulled for firms with less revenue

Activists highlight essential problems

'Shaky' 6 months ahead

Fake Thailand Digital Arrival Card website alert

Prachin Buri governor cancels appointment of Chinese adviser

Labour groups push May Day asks

Deputy PM calls for brand-new department

Monthien defends high cost of furniture chooses

People's Party calls out visa 'scam' for Chinese illegals

Laos dam review urged

Auditor denies links to design of collapsed building

[Thailand] - Thailand 'committed to WTO principles'

Court asked to suspend voting rights of Sen Keskamol

Details: Category: Thailand; Published: 05 August 2020