| The real cost for startups in Thailand unveiled |
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Initiating a startup venture in Thailand offers a compelling opportunity, particularly given the nation’s potential for innovation and expansion. The attraction of establishing a business in Thailand, famously known as the Land of Smiles, is significant, attributed to its comparatively low startup costs relative to other nations. However, what does the financial landscape entail for … The story The real cost for startups in Thailand unveiled as seen on Thaiger News. |
| The effects of El Nino and La Nina |
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As one ventures into the complex realm of climate phenomena, it becomes evident that the significant influence of El Niño and La Niña on global weather patterns cannot be understated. Originating from the Pacific Ocean, these climatic events have extensive implications that affect regions worldwide, Comprehending their impact is essential for forecasting weather alterations and … The story The effects of El Nino and La Nina as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Exploring Thai herbs traditions |
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Thai cuisine, globally renowned for its harmonious blend of flavours, owes much of its distinction to the strategic use of various herbs. These natural ingredients do more than just enrich the taste; they also contribute significant health benefits, making every meal a holistic experience. This guide aims to take a closer look at some of … The story Exploring Thai herbs traditions as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Japanese yakuza members flee to Laos after murder in Nonthaburi |
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Police identified the two Japanese men responsible for the murder and dismemberment of a fellow Japanese man in Nonthaburi as members of a prominent yakuza gang in Japan. Having fled Thailand for Laos, Thai authorities are now working in collaboration with Laotian officials to secure their extradition. The discovery of human remains in the roadside … The story Japanese yakuza members flee to Laos after murder in Nonthaburi as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Silencing the Voice: Pro-Thaksin outlet shuts down, sending shockwaves |
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A bombshell announcement rocks the media landscape as Voice TV, the longstanding bastion of pro-Thaksin views, announces it is shutting down. The board of Voice TV declared the end of its 15-year run, leaving some 100 journalists and staff members facing the axe. The abrupt closure has left tongues wagging, with no immediate rationale provided … The story Silencing the Voice: Pro-Thaksin outlet shuts down, sending shockwaves as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Caught in the act: Drug offender’s escape foiled at Khon Kaen resort |
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In a sudden turn of events, a 35 year old convicted drug offender escaped custody at the provincial court on Wednesday but was apprehended this morning at a resort in the northeastern province of Khon Kaen. The accused, Ratchaphon Khiannok, was arrested along with his accomplice, 20 year old Palangwatchara Khunsinchairat. Acting on information that … The story Caught in the act: Drug offender’s escape foiled at Khon Kaen resort as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Thai anti-corruption commission lets go of Yingluck’s exoneration |
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Thailand’s National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has unanimously chosen not to contest the Supreme Court’s ruling, which exonerated former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra and five others from malfeasance charges linked to a 240-million baht public relations campaign, according to an insider familiar with the situation. The NACC filed allegations against Yingluck, former Prime Minister’s Office minister … The story Thai anti-corruption commission lets go of Yingluck’s exoneration as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Ammonia leak in Udon Thani ice factory prompts evacuation |
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An ammonia gas leak at an ice factory near a fresh market in Udon Thani caused panic and led to the evacuation of approximately 20 homes in the vicinity. With temperatures soaring to 44 degrees Celsius, it is suspected that the heat and outdated equipment contributed to the incident, which occurred early in the morning. … The story Ammonia leak in Udon Thani ice factory prompts evacuation as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Phuket pickup truck road mishap kills three, injures seven |
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A tragic road accident occurred on Southern Road when a pickup truck travelling from Phuket to Nakhon Si Thammarat for a religious ceremony veered off the road and overturned, resulting in seven injuries and three fatalities. Early this morning, an unfortunate incident unfolded on Southern Road, Highway 44, near the entrance to the village of … The story Phuket pickup truck road mishap kills three, injures seven as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Homeless man arrested for brutal assault on Cha-am Beach |
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Police arrested a homeless man for a brutal assault on a sub-district chief while the victim was resting on Cha-am Beach in the southern province of Phetchaburi. The victim remains in critical condition at a hospital. A 23 year old Thai woman, Wissuta Wannathippakorn, sought justice for her father, 58 year old Sommart Wannathippakorn, by … The story Homeless man arrested for brutal assault on Cha-am Beach as seen on Thaiger News. |
| BMA to spruce up busy pedestrian areas |
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The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has begun a pavement renovation programme aiming to upgrade footpaths along 16 routes in highly populated areas of the capital.
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| Police explain inaction after Tak Bai massacre |
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Police have cited force majeure as the reason they did not pursue legal action against an army officer and seven others involved in a crackdown on protesters that led to dozens of deaths in Tak Bai 20 years ago.
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| Your horoscope for Apr 26 - May 2 |
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Your spot-on horoscope for work, money and relationship from Guru by the Bangkok Post's famously accurate fortune teller. Let's see how you will fare this week and beyond.
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| Tak Bai massacre victims sue top officials |
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Injured protesters and families of those killed in the 2004 Tak Bai tragedy have filed a lawsuit against nine former top officials, accusing them of murder and other charges.
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| SCG tracking events in the Middle East |
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SET-listed Siam Cement Group (SCG), Thailand's largest cement maker and industrial conglomerate, expects its energy and operating costs as well as expenses for raw materials to increase if conflicts in the Middle East escalate.
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| Domestic car sales see 30% fall in March |
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Domestic car sales in Thailand remained sluggish in March, falling by 29.8% year-on-year to 56,099 units, though the tally is slightly greater than the February total, according to the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI).
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| Gulf quashes KBank takeover rumour as stake increases |
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Gulf Energy Development clarified that it has no plans to take over Kasikornbank (KBank), attributing its recent increased shareholding in the bank solely to its pursuit of investment gains.
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| Study on Land Bridge estate expected soon |
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A study on the construction of a new industrial estate to support the government's proposed Land Bridge project is expected to be completed in 3-4 months, says the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT).
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| SET chair tipped to be next finance minister |
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The chairman of the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET), Pichai Chunhavajira, is likely to emerge as the next finance minister in the next cabinet reshuffle, in which Pheu Thai looks set to lose several cabinet posts to other coalition partners, a source said on Thursday.
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| Banks agree to reduce loan rates |
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Thai banks are set to cut the minimum retail rate (MRR) by 25 basis points for a period of six months, aiming to alleviate the debt burden for vulnerable customers in response to the prime minister asking lenders to lower interest rates for vulnerable groups and small businesses.
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| EC warns of 'dubious' poll website |
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The Office of Election Commission (EC) is looking into alleged attempts to manipulate the election of new senators, warning potential candidates not to register with a potentially unlawful website.
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| Asian shares get lift from US tech results |
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RECAP: Asian shares rose yesterday, led by tech firms after strong earnings reports from Microsoft and Alphabet on Wall Street. But investors are becoming resigned to the idea that US interest rate cuts are probably many more months away.
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| AirAsia looks outside Asean after divestment |
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AirAsia wants to extend beyond Southeast Asia by offering aviation consulting and planning, separating aviation from non-aviation ventures.
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| Met to return 2 looted bronze statues |
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The Ministry of Culture has sent a representative to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York to inspect two artefacts before they are returned to Thailand, according to Culture Minister Sermsak Pongpanit.
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| Fifth Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge to 'open in November' |
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The fifth Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge, which links Bueng Kan province of Thailand and Pakxan town in Laos, will open for public use this November, Deputy Transport Minister Manaporn Charoensri said on Friday.
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| Govt signs letter of intent in FTA talks |
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Thailand and Bangladesh are committed to working together towards a free trade agreement (FTA), and a letter of intent signed on Friday will help expedite the negotiation process, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said.
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| Special status sought for Phuket |
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The governor of Phuket has proposed designating the island province as a special administrative area to gain more authority over taxation and budget allocation so it can be developed in line with Bangkok and Pattaya in terms of its administrative frameworks.
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| Handout funding to diminish spending on other projects |
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Once the government allocates substantial funds for its flagship digital wallet handout, spending on other projects will be reduced, says finance permanent secretary Lavaron Sangsnit.
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| Lower power bills if PTT pays fines |
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The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) is planning to lower power bills near the end of this year if national oil and gas conglomerate PTT Plc pays fines worth 4.7 billion baht that it reportedly collected from gas suppliers who did not comply with gas purchase contracts.
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| Dept suspends SRT plans after ancient relics found |
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The Fine Arts Department has ordered the suspension of construction of the Den Chai-Chiang Khong railway in tambon Toong Kwao of Phrae's Muang district after the discovery of ancient artefacts aged between 400 and 500 years in the construction site.
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