Ngern Tid Lor Public Company Limited (TIDLOR) has once again proven its mettle in the financial services industry as it proudly clutches the esteemed accolade of Thailand’s Most Admired Brand 2025 in the vehicle title loan category. A triumphant victory for the seventh year running, this achievement underscores the company’s unwavering dedication to understanding its customers’ needs and delivering impeccable services with transparency, fairness, and sincerity. BrandAge magazine, the prestigious pedestal from which this accolade is bestowed, has recognized TIDLOR’s distinguished efforts based on a sweeping survey of consumer trust and admiration across the nation. The soul of TIDLOR’s triumph lies in the diligent and empathetic leadership of Thitided Srimarayat, Senior Vice President of Marketing and Business Development. Bearing witness to the relentless endeavor of his team, Thitided expressed, “We at Ngern Tidlor hold immense pride in our consistent recognition as Thailand’s Most Admired Brand for seven glorious years. This…
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In the often tumultuous streets of Narathiwat, an unfortunate scene unfolded on the night of April 9th, 2025. The very air seemed thick with tension as the Southern province once again became the backdrop for another unsettling episode, adding to its saga of strife and unrest. As locals prepared to settle into their nightly routines, the tranquillity was shattered with the reverberating memories of Wednesday night’s dreadful events. In the quiet hamlet of Sungai Padi, under the shadows cast by dense forestry, a smoldering car was discovered. This wasn’t just any vehicle; it belonged to Pol Capt Ammarit Abbamaraka, a bright and dedicated 35-year-old officer who had been a beacon of hope within the Narathiwat police force. It was a stark symbol of something tragically awry. Unfortunately, mere steps away, the lifeless body of Pol Capt Ammarit was found. His life brutally ended by gunshots, his body lay silent surrounded…
In a dramatic twist of fate, Thailand’s tourism industry is experiencing an unexpected turn of events. While Chinese visitors, once the anticipated highlight of the Songkran season, have taken a nosedive, it’s the Malaysians who are now stealing the show. The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has revealed this intriguing shift, capturing attention as the influx from Malaysia continues to swell. Within the span of a mere week, from March 31 to April 6, Malaysia clinched the top spot on the arrivals leaderboard, welcoming an astounding 92,262 visitors—a remarkable 12.8% surge. In stark contrast, the number of Chinese tourists saw a modest decline of 1.2%, totaling 64,177 during the same period. Despite China’s strong start in 2024, with 1.38 million travelers by early April, Malaysia is swiftly closing in with 1.23 million, nipping at its heels. As Thailand hits the 10 million mark for total international arrivals, marking a 1.79%…
In the heart of Southeast Asia, amidst a backdrop of bustling streets and vibrant culture, one American academic has found himself at the center of a heated legal drama. Meet Paul Chambers, a scholar whose scholarly pursuits have taken him deep into the political landscapes of Thailand. However, his journey has recently veered into an unexpected and precarious path. As the clock ticks towards the fateful hour of 4pm on Friday, Paul Chambers faces a critical juncture. His continued stay in Thailand hangs in the balance, as he strives to overturn the Immigration Bureau’s decision to revoke his visa. This action came in the wake of allegations, as serious as they are controversial, leveled against him for royal defamation – a charge known locally as lese-majeste. In a glimmer of relief, the Court of Appeal Region Six has granted Mr. Chambers bail, allowing him some semblance of freedom as he…
In the tropical paradise of Phuket, it seems the sun has been a little too generous with its shining. As reservoir levels across the island plummet, warning bells clang louder than ever, hinting at a potential water scarcity that has residents worried and officials in a frenzy. The sinking levels of water have stirred a whirlwind of action among local authorities who are eager to quench the island’s growing thirst before the faucets run dry. Phuket’s very own top brass, led by the ever-dedicated Phuket chief, Sophon Suwannarat, recently fired up a high-profile video conference on April 8. The urgent agenda? Strategizing their way out of this drought predicament quicker than you can say “dry spell.” This high-stakes meeting was headlined by none other than Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, who holds the crucial role of Commander of the National Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Committee. Truly, a meeting fit for…
In the sunlit realms of Thailand, where the streets are bustling with life and the aroma of street food permeates the air, an unexpected drama unfolds—one that involves an American academic entangled in a web of allegations that seem plucked from the script of a political thriller. Dr. Paul Chambers, a distinguished lecturer stationed at the ASEAN Community Studies Institute in Naresuan University’s Faculty of Social Sciences, finds himself in the thick of a legal maelstrom. Arrested under Section 112 of the Criminal Code, a piece of legislation infamously known as the lèse majesté law, it feels as though Chambers has stepped onto a tightrope, balancing over the abyss of royal displeasure and cyber laws. It all started when the winds of accusation blew Chambers’ way, swirling around a fateful article allegedly posted on a reputable Singapore-based academic institution’s website. The article’s contents were deemed less than flattering concerning Thailand’s…
In what could’ve been a scene straight out of a nightmare, a senior citizen in Bang Lamung experienced an incredibly close shave with disaster. This heart-stopping drama unfolded earlier this week, leaving the local community buzzing with both shock and relief. Imagine the clock striking just past 10 am on April 9th, when the air filled with urgency following a distress call to the Sawang Boriboon Rescue Centre. The call was ominous – a motorcycle accident on the bustling Highway 331 near the busy PTT petrol station in the Khao Mai Kaew area. When the rescue teams raced to the scene, they were greeted by the sight of a battered purple-and-white Yamaha Fino abandoned in the middle of the road, its lone rider a 70-year-old man named Wichai. He lay nearby, bearing the battle scars of the ordeal – a glaring gash above his right eyebrow and numerous scrapes dotting…
In a display of technological prowess and partnership, Huawei Technologies (Thailand) Co., Ltd. executed an unforgettable spectacle with its annual “Huawei Thailand Partner Summit 2025.” Imagine a bustling assembly of over 800 passionate minds, spanning a remarkable 300 company representatives, all converged under a singular banner of innovation. Titled under the promising theme, “Growing Together for a Digital and Intelligent Future,” the summit painted a vivid picture of transformation, earmarking the ascendancy of artificial intelligence (AI) in reshaping industries across the board. Banging the drum of collaboration, Huawei reaffirmed its steadfast “Partners + Huawei” strategy, aimed at propelling Thai businesses headfirst into the intelligent age. The enthusiastic turnout was a testament to the surging momentum of digital transformation and the nurturing of a vibrant partner ecosystem within the Land of Smiles. Advancing Intelligent Transformation At the forefront of this revolution stood Mr. William Zhang, Harvard’s sartorial exponent, who chairs Huawei…
In a tale that seems plucked straight from the pages of an action-packed thriller, four audacious individuals from Colombia and Peru executed a heist that left a trail of intrigue and drama in its wake. The picturesque province of Pathum Thani played the backdrop for this daring escapade, where treasures worth a whopping five million baht swiftly vanished into thin air, only to be recovered in a thrilling pursuit. The stage was set on a serene Sunday evening in Muang district’s Bang Khu Wat subdistrict. Ms. Duangdao, a 66-year-old resident and unassuming victim, returned home with her family after an evening of delightful dining, only to find her peaceful abode transformed into a scene of audacious larceny. Her haven had been ransacked, and a 40-kilogramme safe, laden with gold necklaces, diamond rings, precious amulets, designer handbags, and a cache of various currencies, had mysteriously disappeared. Enter the surveillance star of…
In a move that’s resonated across the nation, the Student Loan Fund (SLF) has announced plans to deduct an additional 3,000 baht per month from the salaries of borrowers with outstanding debts. It’s a decision that sparked a social media firestorm, leading to a whirlwind of concerns and questions. At the heart of this issue is Nanthawan Wongkhachornjit, the fund’s manager, who recently stepped forward to shed light on this controversial initiative. Like a bolt from the blue, the letter that announced this extra deduction set digital tongues wagging, as it swiftly circulated online. People were puzzled – why would borrowers, who have been diligently making their regular payments, suddenly face such a steep increase? Ms. Nanthawan clarified that this additional deduction targets only those who have failed to clear their overdue debts by July each year. As the saying goes, “time waits for no one,” and unchecked debts will…