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With a progressive leap into the age of digitalization, Phuket International Airport is now facilitating its passengers to book Grab taxis directly from their smartphones, starting today. This innovative move is intended to enrich the commuting options available to travelers. The helm of the airport, Monchai Tanode, divulged that a selection of four ride-hailing app producers, including the likes of Grab, Asia Cab, Hello Phuket, and Air Asia, had put forth applications to ply their trade at the aviation hub. But at this embryonic stage, only Grab has been granted permission to extend its services to the passengers, leaving the remaining applications under a scrupulous review. Monchai added, “In order to secure passengers’ safety — a topmost priority, the Phuket Provincial Transport Office will rigorously inspect each of these ride-hailing services for compliance with safety norms.” Every taxi serving under these apps is necessitated to have a Global Positioning System…

In a coordinated operation characterized by meticulous planning and execution, the revered Khon Kaen law enforcement carried out an incursion on a noted locality, Suppaweed, notorious for dealing in kratom tea concocted with cough syrup. The raid, conducted yesterday, evolved from numerous grievances related to incessant operation of the commerce round-the-clock, as well as its association with disquieting clamor disturbing the peace of the community till late-night hours. Under the keen oversight of two prominent figures—Police Captain Danai Thanomchit and Officer Dulayaphop Saengsun, the District officer of Khon Kaen city, the assemblage carrying out the raid stumbled upon a hub teeming with customers. Tables across the establishment were adorned with glasses filled with kratom leaves. Additionally, cough medication was found in substantial quantities in both forms—pills and syrup. The collective haul from the raid included ten containers of Dastisin, deemed as a hazardous drug, together with, three bottles of Fatec…

In the quiet province of Phatthalung, Thailand, the morning peace was shattered as a brutal domestic fight led to the untimely and tragic demise of a 34-year-old mother, Jenjira. A cherished figure in her community and loving mother to two young girls, Jenjira’s life was cut short in a senseless act of violence. Deeply etched with sorrow, this narrative is also a chilling account of destructive jealousy and the catastrophic aftermath of domestic violence. The unpleasant brawl took place after Jenjira had dropped off her daughters at school for the day. Her 37-year-old spouse, Piyawut, admitted to orchestrating this horrendous crime. With a confession firmly in hand, he willingly surrendered himself to the local authorities, accepting the inevitable consequences of his actions. The gruesome tool of homicide, a blood-stained, three-faced wooden stick, was discovered nearby the crime scene. This piece of evidence will undoubtedly play a key role in Piyawut’s…

In a recent press release, Thai Airways International, a renowned publicly-traded corporation, laid down the roadmap for a slew of operational adaptations. The primary change will encompass the transfer of aircraft. The company is set to employ Airbus A320 aircraft on the international airways previously under the management of THAI Smile Airways. These routes include Ahmedabad, Penang, and Kaohsiung. Moreover, the Airbus A320s will also soon commence services to Kolkata, one of the routes presently in operation by THAI.The alterations, scheduled to commence on the 1st of September for Ahmedabad and the 15th of October for Kolkata, have been detailed below: Starting with Ahmedabad, the service of this route will involve seven flights every week. The Bangkok-Ahmedabad flight, registered as TG343, will take off from Bangkok at 20:30 hours and is slated to reach Ahmedabad by 23:55 hours local time. However, after October 29, 2023, the departure time will be…

The startling revelation of worms embedded within a widely-recognized brand’s fruit jelly has rendered a female consumer utterly appalled. This startling occurrence was divulged by the woman via a post on the We Are Consumers Facebook group after she had bought the product from a local convenience store. The customer recounted her unnerving experience with an accompanying set of pictures. She quoted, “Whilst consuming, I discovered a worm and nearly threw up. It was a well-renowned jelly brand. I recently procured it from a grocery store. I had just unveiled the pack. I am uncertain if the worm originated from the production line or an external source. How can such a mishap occur? What course of action can I take at present? I had already indulged in a piece before encountering this.” The fruit jelly, mirroring the outer form and texture of a berry, possessed a purple hue. A thorough…

In a thrilling real-life scene straight out of a crime drama, Min Buri inspection officers apprehended four suspects today at a petrol station in Min Buri, a vibrant district in Bangkok. The suspects, who were nabbed red-handed with an illicit arsenal, comprised of 15-year-old A, Naphat aged 19 years, 20-year-old Natthawut, and 19-year-old Chanachon. Their hidden cache of weaponry consisted primarily of self-made handguns and close to 50 rounds of ammunition. Their conspicuous hideout, a blue Honda Civic bearing the registration plate KL 9592 hailing from Nakhon Pathom, was stationed at a prominent PTT petrol station in Min Buri. Interestingly, the vehicle lacked a rear license plate, raising immediate suspicion. Upon inspection, officers made a significant discovery. Concealed within the vehicle were the counterfeit firearms, impressively modeled after renowned manufacturers’ models such as the Glock 19, Sig Sauer P365, Glock 19 Gen 4, and Colt. The ammunition trove was a…

The Seri Ruam Thai party announced that Sereepisuth has expressed his intention to resign from his role as a party-list Member of Parliament (MP) early in August. Contrary to rumors, the party has affirmed that his decision to resign wasn’t because of his inability to secure a ministerial position in the Pheu Thai-led coalition. As Sereepisuth mentioned to the party members, their one seat in the lower house hindered the effective execution of parliamentary responsibilities. Remarkably, Sereepisuth decided to stay aloof from the process of Cabinet portfolios allotment amongst the coalition members. The party stated that his primary motive was to enhance the formation of a new government to propel the nation towards advancement. Sereepisuth’s devotion towards national interests reflects his ethos, according to the party. Seri Ruam Thai also stated that Sereepisuth would continue his efforts in scrutinizing fraudulent activities within the political sphere even after stepping down from…

Montri Mahaplerkpong, who serves as FTI vice-chairman, disclosed that the majority of the federation’s executives who participated in a survey fear the implications of the augmenting interest rates on the industrial sector. According to the terms laid down by the Bank of Thailand’s Monetary Policy Committee, the annual interest rate received an augmentation of 0.25% on the 2nd of August, soaring from 2.00% to 2.25%. This is the pinnacle it reached in the past nine years, Montri highlighted. This increment in the rates catalyzes a surge in financial expenses,” he opined. Moreover, he insinuated that the prospects look likely for another increase in Thailand’s interest rate. This speculation is anchored on the predictions made by numerous analysts predicting a possible surge in the policy rate by the US Federal Reserve towards the end of this calendar year. According to Montri, this increment levies a twin impact on the industrial sector.…

Bangkok’s famed Pangcha Thai Tea Café—a renowned spot with four locations spread across the city—has been making headlines recently. It is demanding reparation of a whopping 102 million baht for an alleged copyright infringement of its distinguished name, ‘Pang Cha.’ The target? A local restaurant that shares the same name and even replicates ‘Pang Cha’ in their signature dessert menu, finger-licking Thai tea-flavoured bread. This saga started unfolding earlier this week when a quaint dessert parlour tucked in the Hat Yai district, located in Thailand’s southern province, Songkhla, received an eerily similar notice. Pangcha Thai Tea Café claimed 700,000 baht as damage compensation because ‘Pang Cha’ prominently featured on the parlour’s glowing signboard. The peculiarity of this issue has undoubtedly caught the eyes and keyboards of netizens, who quickly took the matter to social media platforms. Public sentiment seems to be sceptical and questions have begun to spring up—how can…