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An elephant called “Plai Nga Diew” showed up at the Khao Yai National Park’s office on Sunday to seek help with its hurting left tusk.

A strong southwest monsoon prevailing over the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand will possibly hit 23 provinces with flash flooding on Monday and Tuesday.

Floods inundated properties on Monday as more heavy rain was set to drench Sydney, with fresh evacuation orders issued for tens of thousands of residents.

Thailand's top women's badminton player Ratchanok Intanon ended a two-year title drought, winning the Malaysian Open at Axiata Arena in Kuala Lumpur.

Affected by Typhoon #Chaba, a tornado that lasted 5 minutes hit Chaozhou, China. No casualties have been reported.

The “People’s Assembly” gathered on Sunday to protest against the government’s failure to tackle rising fuel prices and restore unity.

Protesters gathered in Ohio's Akron on Sunday following the release of footage showing police officers shooting an unarmed Black man, Jayland Walker.

Emergency vehicles and cordon tapes were still seen outside Copenhagen’s Field’s mall in the early hours of Monday after three people were killed and several more were wounded in a shooting at the shopping center in Copenhagen.

With most vaccinated people developing none or very mild symptoms when infected by the Omicron variant of Covid-19, many are choosing to stay isolated at home.

The baht opened at 35.59 to the US dollar on Monday, strengthening from Friday’s close of 35.65.

Provincial governors have been instructed to monitor the consumption of cannabis and hemp in their areas in a bid to prevent the abuse of these plants.

Ministry of Public Health reported on Monday (July 4) morning that in the past 24 hours there are 1,995 new patients who tested positive for Covid-19, two of whom have arrived in Thailand from abroad.

Amid global economic recession and rising inflation, the financial industry is undergoing a digital transition affecting both strategy and services. Krungsri Consumer, Thailand’s leading credit card and personal loan operator, is also planning digital-friendly changes to its organisation and services.

Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt sat down to lunch with a road sweeper, a garbage collector and a gardener on Sunday.

The al-Azraqain landfill receives hundreds of tonnes of waste a day, including the dangerous untreated medical waste generated by hospitals in Sanaa.

Drivers of electric vehicles will have to start paying a fee to charge their batteries at PTT EV stations from next month.

Bangkokians can apply to join the project to plant 1 million trees across the capital from next week, Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt said on Sunday.

Malaysia is allowing Thailand to export rice flour to the western part of the country after shipments were halted for almost 20 years, Commerce Minister Jurin Laksanawisit said on Sunday.

Bangladesh’s Information and Broadcasting Minister Hasan Mahmud said no television channel in the country will be allowed to broadcast more than one foreign serial at a time.

The Digital Economy and Society Ministry on Sunday warned people against answering calls with the prefix “+697”, saying that the prefix was used by call-centre scammers.

Thalugaz anti-government protesters plan to stage a motorcycle rally on Bangkok roads on Sunday afternoon, the group announced.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr has vetoed a bill proposing the creation of a special economic zone and freeport in the airport city of Bulacan due to “substantial fiscal risks to the country”.

The 5.146 million digital lottery tickets issued for the July 17 draw were snapped up within 28 hours – a record since the new system was introduced on June 2.

Thailand’s Koh Pha-ngan topped the list of the world’s 16 best workation destinations, followed by Spain’s Gran Canaria and the Portuguese capital of Lisbon.