
New Year Exodus Begins
People are either returning to their home provinces or starting to go on vacation during the New Year holiday as traffic is increasing on the Asian Highway in Chai Nat province.
People are either returning to their home provinces or starting to go on vacation during the New Year holiday as traffic is increasing on the Asian Highway in Chai Nat province.
The chairman of the Thai Chamber of Commerce and the Board of Trade of Thailand expects more than 5 million Chinese people to visit Thailand next year as the Chinese government announced to lift its COVID-19 control.
A House committee on telecommunications and digital economy and society, the government and the private sector have opened the Space Technology Laboratory in this northernmost province.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration asked food donors to hand out food in an orderly fashion at specified locations so that they would also really reach homeless people.
Navy commander-in-chief Adm Choengchai Chomchoengpaet formed a committee to probe the sinking of HTMS Sukhothai.
There were religious ceremonies in several southern provinces to mark the 18th anniversary of the Indian Ocean tsunami.
The prime minister does not bar the private sector from organizing New Year events but advises organizers to do it with maximum precautions.
Three more bodies of navy sailors from sunken HTMS Sukhothai were found on Sunday while 11 others remained missing.
Consumer protection police and Food and Drug Administration officials raided a plant of illegal silicone implants in Suphan Buri province and found about 43,000 items of illegal silicone implants and production equipment worth about 3.5 million baht.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha announced clearly he would join the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party and be its prime ministerial candidate in the next general election.
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha arrived in this eastern province to give moral support to rescued navy sailors of sunken HTMS Sukhothai and attend a royally sponsored bathing ceremony and funeral rites for the navy sailors who died from the tragedy, at the Sattahip Royal Thai Navy Crematorium.
Prime pyramid scheme suspect Prasit Jeawkok was arrested while trying to escape from the Criminal Court yesterday.