Wed, June 29, 2022
Published: Jun 29, 2022
A group of 16 MPs from small political parties may vote against Digital Economy and Society (DES) Minister Chaiwut Thanakhamanusorn during the censure debate between July 19 and 22 if he does not tackle call centre scams immediately.
Thai Airways has sold 11 of its aircraft after Transport Minister Saksayam Chidchob approved the sale.
The Medical Services Department has warned staff at public hospitals to protect themselves if a patient with a new Omicron subvariant is admitted.
Thai employers have been urged by an international recruitment services firm to consider hybrid work arrangements because its survey has found that most Thai employees prefer a hybrid working environment for better work-life balance.
Japan is experiencing electricity supply problems due to an imbalance in demand and supply, which is unlikely to be resolved anytime soon.
South Korea has authorised its first homegrown Covid-19 vaccine, finally securing vaccine sovereignty almost 30 months after the pandemic began.
The Centre for Covid-19 Situation Administration recently announced it would scrap the Thailand Pass entry system for foreign tourists from July 1.
Five teenagers and a child suffered from cannabis side effects between June 21 and 26, Dr Opass Putcharoen, head of Chulalongkorn University’s Emerging Infectious Diseases Clinical Centre, revealed on Wednesday.
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) is celebrating His Majesty King Maha Vajiralongkorn’s 70th birthday with a special steam train route on July 28.
The Transport Ministry will delay a fare hike of the MRT train plying the Chaloem Ratchamongkhon route, also known as Blue Line, until December 31 in a bid to help alleviate people’s financial burden.
High inflation and household debt would be key risks in hindering the expansion of Thailand's economy this year and circular economy would play a vital role to sustain the country's growth, the World Bank has said.
Finance Minister Arkhom Termpittayapaisith said on Wednesday that he plans to use the government’s central emergency fund to provide more economic mitigation measures in the second half of this year.
Parliament President Chuan Leekpai has tested negative for Covid-19, his adviser Sukit Attopakorn said on Wednesday.
Sri Lanka’s cabinet has approved a proposal to allow companies from oil-producing nations to import oil and start retail operations in the country.
(PR News) Principal is offering free 200-baht in PRINCIPAL DPLUS-A fund for the first 2,000 new registrants who open their account via Principal TH application. The campaign runs until August 31, while supply lasts.
A tropical depression will batter 38 provinces from Thursday to Saturday, the Thai Meteorological Department warned on Wednesday.
Areas along the Mekong River are set to become hotspots in the Kingdom for conducting scientific studies on the unexpected survival of endangered species and other biodiversity-related subjects, according to officials.
While global confidence in United States President Joe Biden has dipped from a year ago, most countries surveyed still have more confidence in him than in China's leader Xi Jinping, an international study published in June showed.
The Thai embassy in Seoul has issued a warning to Thais against taking marijuana, hemp and products with their ingredients into South Korea, saying they can be put in jail.
Household debt is a ticking time bomb for Thailand’s economy and everyone must tackle the problem urgently, Palang Pracharath accountant Narumon Pinyosinwat said on Wednesday.
International agencies are impressed with Thailand’s achievement in ocean management
Nato ally Turkey lifted its veto over Finland and Sweden's bid to join the Western alliance on Tuesday, after the three nations agreed to protect each other's security, ending a weeks-long drama that tested allied unity against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) wants the Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA) to pay for the damages on its property due to the fire at Sampheng market in Bangkok on Sunday.
Offering cheap instant noodles, sandwiches and meal boxes for under $5, convenience stores in South Korea are gaining in popularity as salaried workers seek ways to cut costs.
