264 Thailand will launch THEOS-2, its first earth observation satellite into the space this year.
146 Songkran Festival Included in Tentative List for UNESCO’s Consideration as Intangible Cultural Heritage
239 Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the main opposition Pheu Thai party’s chief advisor on public participation and innovation led the party’s key figure on a visit to Loei province to launch the party’s election campaign in the northern region.
147 The police are investigating a claim by a Taiwanese actress that she was extorted by Thai police during her visit to Bangkok for the New Year celebration.
146 National police chief Pol Gen Damrongsak Kittiprapas ordered investigators to seek the revocation of bail for Pol Col Wanthanaree Kornchayanant, wife of Chinese businessman Chaiyanat aka Tuhao as she is found to have been interfering with evidence and threatening a witness.
123 The Cabinet approved the purchase of land for an establishment of industrial estates in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), and in Lamphun province, said Deputy Government Spokesperson Ratchada Thanadirek.
115 The Cabinet on Tuesday approved the fifth phase of the domestic tourism subsidy programme or “ We Travel Together” campaign, starting from Februry to September this year.
316 After China approved overseas group tours to resume to several countries including Thailand from Feb 6, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has seen about 25-30 per cent of Chinese tour group bookings.
330 Motorists who fail to stop their vehicles for pedestrians at zebra crossings face a maximum fine of 4,000 baht and have one point deducted from their driving license immediately under the new law.
210 Another tourist police officer is found being involved in offering police escort service for a Chinese tourist from Suvarnabhumi Airport to her hotel in Pattaya.
148 The fact-finding committee, formed to probe over the nameplate and logo redesign for the Bang Sue Grand Station concluded that the State Rialway of Thailand (SRT) should review its 33-million-baht project.
124 The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) recommends Bangkok residents to wear N95 masks to protect themselves from the health hazardous fine dust PM2.5.
