12 Thailand has confirmed a 61-year-old Chinese tourist from Wuhan has been infected with the new coronavirus.
28 The Royal Irrigation Department successfully controlled the salinity of raw water used to produce tap water for greater Bangkok during the latest high tide.
5 The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) reported unsafe levels of particulate matters 2.5 micrometers and less (PM2.5) in Phra Nakhon
26 Thai women’s volleyball coach, Danai Sriwacharamaytakul announced his resignation.
13 BANGKOK, Jan 13 (TNA) — An opinion survey has found that most people agree with the government and the private sector’s joint effort to ban single-use plastic bags. The National Institute of Development Administration (NIDA) conducted the survey on 1,262 people. Of the respondents, 57.69% said they gladly supported the ban that would help reduce […]
10 A ferry company in Surat Thani has offered passengers free ferry service from Koh Samui to Koh Island.
20 The Transport Department has imposed hefty fines on trucks and buses with exhaust emissions that exceed safe limits.
24 BNAGKOK, Jan 11 (TNA) – Children in Bangkok on Saturday enjoy a free ride on the BTS skytrain while they celebrate the annual National Children’s Day. According to BTS executive director, Surapong Laoha-unya, children are allowed to also learn the skytrain system while they could also visit several places along the BTS routes to do […]
10 BANGKOK, Jan 11 (TNA) – Thailand’s National Children Day at the Government House is certainly filled with extravagant joy as the highlight is allowing kids to sit in the prime minister’s chair. Several government agencies organise an annual National Children’s Day on the second Saturday of January. Prime Minister Gen. Prayut Chan-ocha chaired the opening […]
28 Over 30 artists join a street art project in the southern border town of Betong, Yala province, to revitalize the tourist destination.
14 Underprivileged children from highland villages in Chiang Mai province enjoy Children’s Day celebration with Thai soldiers.
10 Thailand’s consumer confidence index continued to plunge to a 68-month low in December 2019 but there are signs of economic recovery thanks to government’s stimulus measures, the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC) says.
