Before floating bread krathongs this Loy Krathong, consider their environmental impact. They can harm water quality and marine life, especially in coastal areas like Ko Samui. The Ko Samui Municipality encourages sustainable alternatives to protect our beautiful waters.
Ko Samui Municipality is dedicated to island safety, building strong disaster response systems and continuously upgrading infrastructure for flash floods, gale winds, and other emergencies. They are committed to supporting residents through daily needs and crises, ensuring the wellbeing of all on Ko Samui!
Koh Samui experienced wild weather, prompting Mayor Ramnet Jaikwang to deploy Disaster Prevention and Mitigation teams to clear fallen trees. This swift action demonstrates Koh Samui Municipality’s dedication to resident safety, even during holiday periods.
Today, October 23rd, Thailand celebrates Chulalongkorn Day, honoring King Rama V, who abolished slavery and modernized the nation. His legacy of preserving independence and profoundly shaping the country continues to be remembered and revered.
Ang Thong’s “Volunteers Care: Thais Away from NCDs” project is a resounding success, with all 80 atrisk participants improving health behaviors thanks to dedicated Village Health Volunteers and Koh Samui Municipality support. This initiative, based at Ang Thong Subdistrict Health Promoting Hospital, is a gamechanger for noncommunicable disease prevention.
Ko Samui is transforming into a “Smart & Sustainable Island” from October 1319, 2025, with plans for ecofriendly transport, improved waste systems, and digital services. Get ready for a greener, smarter island experience focused on community, tourism, and innovative partnerships!
Highlevel Thai officials, including the Deputy Prime Minister, are cracking down on alleged foreign encroachment on forest land in Koh Phangan. This decisive action aims to protect Thailand’s natural resources and ensure justice.
Deputy PM Suchart Chomklin is personally investigating alleged forest encroachment by Israeli nationals on Koh Phangan, arriving on October 21, 2025. This urgent inquiry follows complaints about unregulated activities in nine locations, especially around Ban Srithanu, highlighting critical land use and resource protection issues.
Celebrate Princess Srinagarindra, Thailand’s admired Princess Mother, born October 21st! Her profound legacy in health, education, and rural development continues to uplift the Thai people today.
The SouthEast Asia Physical Activity Conference 2025 is set to take place from November 5 to 7, 2025, at Centara Grand at CentralWorld in Bangkok, Thailand. The event will focus on the theme “Moving Together for Equal Opportunities in Physical Activity,” aiming to foster inclusive participation and equitable access to physical activity across diverse communities in the region.