Two women hurt when family home collapses
Two women were seriously injured when their family home collapsed without warning overnight in Muang district of Samut Songkhram province.
PEA cuts power to two towns in Myanmar
Thailand cuts the supply of electricity to two border towns in Myanmar where Chinese investors have made huge illegal investments. Border checkpoints remain open.
Male govt employees to get 15 days paternity leave
The government has broadened paternity leave periods to cover male government employees, allowing them to have 15 days' paid leave after their child's birth.
Yellow Line begins trial run
Close to 80,000 passengers rode on the Yellow Line at the start of its trial run at the weekend as the Department of Rail Transport eyes extending the trial to all 23 stations around the middle of this month.
Easier entry for Malaysians urged
The tourism association in 14 southern provinces is calling on the Transport Ministry to allow tour buses from Malaysia to travel beyond Songkhla to other southern provinces.
Highway 12 expansion completed
The final phase of the expansion of Highway 12 -- which links Thailand with Myanmar and Laos in Tak and Mukdahan, respectively -- has been completed, which the government hopes will boost cross-border economic activities between the three countries.
King sends sympathies to India
His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua has sent a message of condolence to Indian President Droupadi Murmu about the recent rail tragedy that killed over 270 people on Friday.
Man blasts ONCB for selling car after probe
A Lao man is petitioning the Justice Ministry against the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) for selling his car, which the agency had impounded as part of prosecution efforts against him on a drug offence, even though the court eventually dropped the charge.
Cases surge by 4% from last week
Covid-19 caseloads have increased by 4% from last week, reaching a daily average of 440 cases, according to the Department of Disease Control (DDC).
Bangkok Pride organisers apologise for damage to student artworks
Organisers and City Hall apologised for the damage to students' graduation-related artworks when participants in the Bangkok Pride event entered the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre.
