Chiang Mai: This week, Chiang Mai residents have been facing toxic dust that has once again covered the city. This morning (March 18, 2015), it was ranked as the 7th most polluted city in the world. According to Thai News Agency, Chiang Mai has been drowning in toxic dust for several days. Locals report experiencing a burning sensation in their

Samut Prakan: A violent altercation between a father and son in the Mueang District of Samut Prakan Province resulted in both parties being seriously injured by gunfire. The incident unfolded at their residence on Soi Bunsiri 18/2, where longstanding familial tensions boiled over into physical violence. According to Thai News Agency, the conflict began when a heavily intoxicated Mr. Sarawut,

Chonburi: The Customs Department, in cooperation with relevant agencies, seized more than 100,000 pieces of e-cigarettes worth 21.86 million baht. Mr. Thirach Attanavanich, Director-General of the Customs Department, revealed that according to the Prime Minister’s policy to seriously suppress smuggling and exporting of e-cigarettes, results must be seen within 30 days from February 2025, especially among students and shops around

Nakhon Ratchasima: An explosion in a second-hand shop located in Wang Nam Khiao District has resulted in one death and four injuries. An EOD team has been deployed to the area to ensure safety and has discovered another unidentified bomb, prompting immediate security measures. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred at 08.45 today at a house without a

Bangkok: The price of gold in the country today hit a new record high, following the situation of gold prices in the world market. According to Thai News Agency, the Gold Traders Association reported that there were 12 price changes today, and at 4:00 p.m. the price hit a new all-time high. Gold bars were bought at 47,950 baht per

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed up 5.97 points as the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) ended the day at 1,176.17 points, marking a 0.51% increase. The trading value was recorded at 39,062.44 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai stock market managed to close on a positive note despite experiencing some negative trends during the day. This recovery was

Khanom: A landslide tragically claimed the lives of two workers laying water pipes in the Khanom District of Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. The incident occurred when a sudden collapse buried four workers alive, resulting in two fatalities while the other two were successfully rescued. According to Thai News Agency, the landslide took place at approximately 3:00 PM yesterday behind Suwan

Bangkok: January 68 saw a 2.8% rise in oil consumption, reaching over 157.56 million liters per day, fueled by the resurgence of tourism and targeted economic stimulus initiatives. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Sarawut Kaewtatip, the Director-General of the Department of Energy Business, reported that the increase in oil consumption was largely attributed to the revival of the tourism