38 Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha inspected a project to raise water in the reservoir of the Mae Kuang Udom Thara dam to solve water shortage and flooding.
39 About 200 Karen troops on Tuesday laid siege to a base of Myanmar soldiers. In response, Myanmar aircraft dropped four bombs on a Karen force.
19 Operators of inter-provincial buses under the jurisdiction of state-run Transport Co ended the reduction of their bus frequencies after the government allowed them to raise fares on July 4.
41 Some detained political demonstrators harmed themselves with a painkiller overdose and sharp objects because of tension, according to the Corrections Department chief.
80 Hotel reservations increase ahead of the government’s further relaxation of COVID-19 control measures on July 1 while Phuket and Krabi provinces remain as popular destinations, according to the Thai Hotels Association.
15 The chief of the Department of Internal Trade under the Ministry of Commerce insisted paddy rice prices did not plunge and the prices of bagged rice did not increase.
93 Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul tested positive for COVID-19 after returning from Europe and had mild symptoms.
25 Thailand and Switzerland become the world’s first two countries to seal a deal on carbon credit exchanges.
40 Police recently arrested 52 Thai and foreign gamblers at an illegal casino on a basement of a high rise in Huai Khwang district, according to Bangkok’s deputy police chief.
18 Police will question staff of the Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) as they are investigating the cause of fire at commercial buildings near the Sampeng wholesale market.
24 Chanthakan Manoban also known in her boxer name as Phayahong Ayothayafightgym from Buri Ram province has become Thailand’s first woman K-1 kickboxing champion.
89 The opposition-core Pheu Thai Party urged the prime minister to stop imposing the Executive Decree on Public Administration in Emergency Situations as the local COVID-19 situation improved.
