10 A local man, who raped and killed a German tourist on Sichang Island confessed to the crime as the police took him to the scene for the crime reenactment.
18 MCOT Public Company Limited (MCOT), formerly the Mass Communication Organization of Thailand, celebrates the 67th anniversary of its establishment at its head office in Bangkok on Tuesday.
32 Dozens of local soldiers, administrative officials and volunteers took several hours to finally control a forest fire in Mae Sot district of Tak but about 200 rai or 320,000 square meters of forestland was destroyed
7 The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC) has predicted that people would spend 135.84 billion baht during the Songkran holiday, slightly more than last year due to several concerns
8 The mass exodus of Thais who head to provinces to reunite with their families begins as the countdown has started to the nation’s Songkran Festival or traditional Thai New Year.
16 Migrant workers from Thailand’s neighbouring countries are heading homes to celebrate Songkran Festival with their relatives.
13 Foreign Ministry will call on foreign diplomats for clarification after they observed the situation when Future Forward party leader reported to the police.
11 Cambodian and Thai leaders will preside over the opening of rail link between Aranyaprathet and Poi Pet on April 22.
14 Passers-by were shocked for seeing well-known Thai female ghost Mae Nak selling sticks of roast pork at Wat Phra Yat
17 The Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) has explained its raid at a foundation that grew marijuana for research,
11 SAKAEO, April 8 (TNA) – Thousands of Cambodian workers in Thailand begin their journey back home to celebrate the upcoming traditional New Year festival of both countries. Mass exodus of Cambodians flocked border crossings in Sakaeo province ahead of Thailand’s Songkran Festival this weekend. The traditional New Year Festival is also celebrated in Cambodia, known […]
15 Deputy Prime Minister/Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwon has ordered government agencies to seriously enforce traffic rules
