Ducati cop who killed doctor faces 7 charges
The policeman who ran down and killed a woman on a pedestrian crossing while riding his Monster motorcycle on Friday has been charged on seven counts, including reckless driving causing death.
4th phase of co-pay subsidy scheme approved
The fourth phase of the Finance Ministry's "Khon La Khreung" co-payment subsidy was approved by the cabinet on Monday, government spokesman Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana said.
Govt rolls out fourth Covid shot in 10 provinces
The government is ramping up the rollout of fourth Covid-19 shots to residents of ten provinces, mostly tourist destinations, ahead of Feb 1 border reopening.
7,139 new Covid cases, 13 more deaths
The daily infection rate is down, with coronavirus-related deaths steady at 13.
Swine fever at 3 pig farms
PRACHUAP KHIRI KHAN: African swine fever (ASF) was found at three pig farms in two districts of this lower Central province, with 117 pigs culled to prevent the disease from spreading, provincial livestock office chief Yutthira Banthukul said.
Border crossers caught in Kanchanaburi
KANCHANABURI: Border patrols of the Surasee Task Force on Sunday arrested 107 illegal border crossers from Myanmar, police said.
Grimaces replace smiles for retirees
Law still imposes plenty of curbs on what foreigners can do.
Locals recall HM King fighting with troops
The Royal Thai Army (RTA) will upgrade Ban Mak Khaeng Thed Phrakiat Park in Loei to honour His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn Phra Vajiraklaochaoyuhua on his 70th birthday on July 28 this year.
Defence Council okays cuts
The Defence Council has approved proposals to support the continued restructuring of the military with aim of trimming the country's armed forces by 5% over four years, according to the Defence Ministry.
Japan carriages to make debut
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) plans to introduce the four Kiha 183-series passenger train carriages donated by Japan to promote tourism in mid-year.