Day: July 10, 2025

Ubon Ratchathani Candle Festival Kicks Off Amid Economic Challenges

Ubon ratchathani: The candle procession tradition in Ubon Ratchathani has begun, attracting many Thai and foreign tourists eager to admire the candle trees’ beauty. This year’s festival will be held over two days, July 10-11, showcasing 44 candles in the competition, a decrease from the usual 50-plus entries. According to

Rayong Fishermen Host Annual Shrimp Feast

Bangkok: Rayong fishermen invite the public to participate in an annual shrimp feast, a unique event celebrated only once a year. According to Thai News Agency, this special occasion is organized by the local fishing community in Rayong, who aim to share their abundant shrimp catch with both locals and

Phuket Preparedness for Tsunami Warning System Ensured

Phuket: Government agencies are fully prepared with warning devices in areas of Phuket Province that have experienced a tsunami, while the public is alert but not panicking. According to Thai News Agency, officials have confirmed that these warning systems are strategically placed to cover vulnerable areas effectively. The setup includes

158 Blacktip Reef Sharks Spotted in Maya Bay

Maya bay: 158 blacktip reef sharks were found swimming in Maya Bay, Phi Phi Islands, Krabi Province, indicating a positive sign for the marine ecosystem. According to Thai News Agency, a team of researchers from the Marine National Park Study and Research Center 3, Trang Province, discovered a school of

Trump Imposes 50% Tariff on Imported Copper Amid National Security Concerns

Washington: The US leader announced a 50 percent tariff on imported copper, effective August 1, citing national security concerns, just one day after signaling that he would raise the tariffs. President Donald Trump posted on his social media account Truth Social on Tuesday local time that he had received a

Trump Imposes Heavy Tariffs on Eight Nations: Brazil Faces 50% Levy

Washington: The US government has announced the imposition of tariffs on eight countries, with Brazil facing the steepest levy at 50 percent, effective August 1. According to Thai News Agency, the decision was communicated through a letter from Donald Trump to Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, where Trump