Thailand News Archives - Page 43 of 49

Heavy Rain and Floods Impact Nikhom Phatthana District

richard1 year ago4 mins

Rayong, an eastern province in Thailand, has been experiencing heavy rainfall since Thursday night, with Nikhom Phatthana district suffering the worst damage. Flash floods have affected several parts of the district as local authorities, including Nikhom Phatthana Police, Nikhom Phatthana Tambon Administrative Organization (TAO), Siam Ruam Jai Rescue Foundation, and the Siam Rayong Rescue Foundation, are working together to help those in need.

‘Aem Cyanide’ and Accomplices Indicted: Attempted Murder and Related Charges

richard1 year ago3 mins

Sararat “Aem Cyanide” Rangsiwuthaporn, her exhusband Pol Lt Col Withoon Rangsiwuthaporn, and her lawyer Thanicha Aeksuwannawat have been indicted on attempted murder and colluding in theft charges. Prosecutors are still reviewing 14 murder cases allegedly committed by Ms. Sararat. The Office of Criminal Cases 5 in the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) issued the indictments.

All Four Suspects in Pattaya Slaying in Custody

richard1 year ago3 mins

Three Germans and a Pakistani with Thai nationality have been arrested for the murder of a German businessman in Pattaya. The dismembered body of the 62yearold victim was found in a freezer at a rented house. ## Suspect Arrests and Background

Royal Patronage for Underprivileged Schools in Thailand

richard1 year ago3 mins

Nine underprivileged schools in Thailand have been placed under royal patronage by His Majesty the King, according to Education Minister Trinuch Thienthong. These schools, previously named “Sueksa Songkhro” Schools, will be renamed “Rajaprajanugroh” Schools after being adopted by the Rajaprajanugroh Foundation Under Royal Patronage.

Nationwide Crackdown on Illegal Firearms in Thailand

richard1 year ago3 mins

In a nationwide operation targeting illegal firearms and criminal activities, Thai police have seized a significant number of illegal guns, ammunition, and drugs while arresting over 900 suspects. The monthlong crackdown began on July 1 and is supervised by multiple law enforcement agencies.

Vandalism by Foreigner Raises Concerns in Phuket

richard1 year ago4 mins

Phuket residents are increasingly concerned about a growing number of unsettling incidents involving foreign visitors. Recently, a TikTok video posted by user Pookpik409 showed a Caucasian man causing damage to parked vehicles in front of a convenience store. Phuket residents are increasingly concerned about a growing number of unsettling incidents involving foreign visitors. Recently, a TikTok video posted by user Pookpik409 showed a Caucasian man causing damage to parked vehicles in front of a convenience store.

Outlaws Motorcycle Club Leader Arrested in Raid

richard1 year ago4 mins

On July 22, police in Chon Buri arrested four foreign suspects, including the leader of the Outlaws Motorcycle Club in Pattaya, during a raid connected to the alleged murder of German property broker Hans Peter Walter Mack in Nong Prue district.

Surge in Foreign Visitors Boosts Thailand’s Tourism

richard1 year ago4 mins

Thailand has witnessed a significant increase in foreign tourists, with 15 million international arrivals within the first seven months of the year, according to deputy government spokesperson Rachada Dhnadirek. The school summer breaks in northern hemisphere countries have contributed to this rise in international tourist numbers.

Boosting Tourism Through Korean TV Series: King the Land

richard1 year ago3 mins

The Culture Ministry of Thailand is planning to promote locations featured in the new Korean television series, “King the Land.” The aim is to attract Korean tourists and fans of the drama. Culture Minister Itthiphol Kunplome appreciates the series for showcasing the country’s beauty and boosting tourism. He encourages fans to visit Thailand and explore the filming locations.

Pheu Thai Party’s Impatience and Prime Ministerial Ambitions

richard1 year ago5 mins

As Thailand’s political landscape continues to evolve, Pheu Thai, the primary opposition party, has grown impatient with the Move Forward Party (MFP) and its leader Pita Limjaroenrat’s efforts to secure the prime minister position. Pheu Thai deputy leader Phumtham Wechayachai expressed his concerns about the economic problems facing the nation, which cannot wait for the MFP to keep nominating Pita. He highlighted that Pheu Thai has three prime ministerial candidates ready for the job.