Bangkok: The Extreme Sports Association of Thailand has introduced 24 athletes for the SEA Games, aiming to win 6 gold medals. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai national cable wakeboard team, led by Praepim Pipatsawat and “PP” Peeranat Fakthongyu from the 2025 World Games squad, are currently training at
Bangkok: The Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand (MRTA) has announced significant progress in the repairs on Samsen Road, specifically in front of Vajira Hospital. The civil engineering contractor responsible for the Purple Line (Tao Poon – Rat Burana) segment, which extends to the Kanchanaphisek Ring Road, has successfully completed
Bangkok: A network of investment scammers using attractive profile pictures to lure customers into exchanging currencies was arrested, claiming profits of up to 25% per transaction. The group lost nearly 260,000 baht. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen. Chatchapanthakarn Klayklueng, Deputy Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division
Bangkok: A collection of images of people gradually coming to pay homage before the portrait of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit was released on October 28, 2015. The photos, taken from the Sanam Luang area, showcase the steady influx of individuals visiting the Sahathai Samakhom Pavilion in the Grand Palace to
Bangkok: The Prime Minister has taken decisive action by forming three subcommittees to tackle the growing threat of scammers, with none of the committees including Thammanat. The initiative aims to address various aspects of technology crimes, from suppression to prevention and public awareness. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister
Bangkok: SCGD has reported its third-quarter operating results, showcasing a significant profit of 305 million baht, marking a 37% increase from the previous quarter. This achievement represents the company’s best performance since its debut on the Stock Exchange of Thailand. SCGD’s success is attributed to its strategic operations in Vietnam,
Bangkok: The Thai economy is not on the brink of collapse, despite popular concerns about excessive debt, said Associate Professor Dr. Thanawat Phonwichai, President of the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Thanawat emphasized the importance of relying on data and facts for
Bangkok: Kriangkrai insists he did not harass or silence Nantana, claiming she violated ethics after being accused of degrading her reputation by calling her a “red shirt senator” and a pork seller. He emphasized that he followed due process when the complaint was filed, hoping to clear himself of the