Bangkok: Yaowarat Dragon Road is set to welcome tourists from around the world for the 2025 Chinese New Year Festival, scheduled for January 29-30. According to Thai News Agency, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is making extensive preparations to celebrate the occasion, which marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Thailand and China. The event aims to celebrate

Loei: Relatives of a Thai intern who died under mysterious circumstances in Japan have sought assistance from local authorities to uncover the cause of death and repatriate the body for religious rites. The Thai Embassy in Tokyo has been tasked by the Minister of Foreign Affairs to investigate the death of Mr. Kanapat, also known as Nong Nut, who was

Bangkok: The Office of the Basic Education Commission (OBEC) has announced that if all relevant parties reach an agreement, the opening of schools can be postponed to May 1st. This decision aims to address concerns over PM2.5 dust levels and align with governmental measures for better air quality management. According to Thai News Agency, Lt. Col. Thanu Wongchinda, Secretary-General of

Pak Nam Pho: Eng Ko, one of the 108 heroes of Liang Shan Bo, is a legendary tale that has been recounted for generations among the Chinese people. The story is set during the Northern Song Dynasty, under the reign of Song Huizong Emperor from 1100 to 1125. It revolves around the Liang Shan Bo bandits in Shandong Province, where

Bangkok: The atmosphere of the Yaowarat Chinese New Year celebrations is lively this year, with a significant emphasis on reducing the use of incense sticks to help combat PM 2.5 dust pollution. Meanwhile, in Phitsanulok Province, Thai-Chinese families dressed in red gathered to worship the gods, seeking good fortune to mark the start of the Chinese New Year. According to

Chiang Mai: Big Day campaign activities for the provincial administrative organization elections in Chiang Mai Province were lively. The Election Commission chairman set a target of 65 percent of voters coming out to vote. However, Chiang Mai, which is highly active, has set a target of 75 percent of voters coming out to vote, and has already received over 100

Bangkok: After launching the ‘Sure Detective 404: Unbolt Cyber Trap’ project, MCOT, led by the Sure Before Share Center and the Safe and Creative Media Development Fund, has joined forces with various partner agencies to organize activities aimed at building resilience among youth, teachers, the elderly, and the general public against new forms of online threats. The first workshop of

Nakhon Ratchasima: An urgent search is underway for a male prisoner who escaped from Khao Phrik Prison in Nakhon Ratchasima Province. The prisoner, identified as Somporn, managed to flee just three months before his scheduled release. Clues indicate that he stole clothes and a motorcycle from a villager and rode into the forest. The prison has announced a 50,000 baht