Prepare to be whisked away on an enchanting journey to Jungceylon, the vibrant heart of shopping and entertainment in Patong, Phuket, where the holiday spirit promises to dazzle you like never before! With artistic innovations that blur the lines between fantasy and reality, Mr. Prawit Janyasittikul, the ingenious CEO of Phuket Square Co., Ltd., invites travelers from every corner of the globe to experience a taste of magic right in the tropical paradise of Phuket. At the end of 2024, Jungceylon Shopping Center is going all out to capture the beating pulse of the holiday season with a remarkable collaboration called “DOTOY X JUNGCEYLON.” This collaboration seamlessly merges the creativity of renowned artists with the vibrant culture of Phuket. Enter the whimsical world of “Angel Boy,” the mischievous art toy whose playful antics, horn-capped head, and bubble-blowing bravado are set to amaze visitors. Crafted by the talented Korean artists Yoon…
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In the ever-evolving landscape of the oil and gas industry, sustainability has become more than just a buzzword—it’s a way of life. Near the close of 2024, Bangchak Corporation Public Company Limited made waves by clinching the highest sustainability assessment in the Oil & Gas Refining and Marketing industry, a testament to their unwavering dedication to green initiatives and societal well-being. Recognized by the prestigious S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA), this accolade is yet another feather in Bangchak’s cap, underscoring their role as a beacon of environmental stewardship and corporate responsibility on a global scale. As of November 13, 2024, Bangchak ascended to the top of the CSA rankings, fending off more than 70 contenders in their sector to claim the highest score. The company proudly boasted an impressive 85 out of 100, especially shining in the Governance and Environment dimensions—areas often tricky to master simultaneously. This score isn’t…
Crystal Home, Thailand’s crown jewel in the realm of luxury bathroom distributors, recently teamed up with the distinguished German bathroom maestros, AXOR, for an event that was the epitome of opulence and inspiration. Hosted at the chic Soho House Bangkok, this exclusive workshop caught the attention of leading architects, innovative designers, and eager media personalities, all eager to soak up the vibrant insights on the thematic use of colors in luxurious bathroom design. The tantalizing theme? “The Power of Colours”! This workshop was not just an event; it was an invitation to reimagine and reinvigorate bathroom spaces with a burst of chromatic creativity. The evening was brilliantly kicked off by Mrs. Suthipa Svasti-Xuto, the poised and dynamic Director of Crystal Home, who stood at the helm of this colorful odyssey. Flanking her was the charismatic Mr. Olivier Sogno, the Business Unit Leader for AXOR and Vice President of Corporate Marketing…
In a groundbreaking stride towards conservation, Bangchak Sriracha Public Company Limited (BSRC) has teamed up with the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) and the Zoological Park Organization under the esteemed Royal Patronage of H.M. The King. This formidable alliance is set to revolutionize wildlife protection using cutting-edge space and geoinformatics technology. This collaboration was eagerly sealed with a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) during the prominent Thailand Space Week 2024, held on a bustling 7th of November at the iconic IMPACT Muang Thong Thani. Beaming with enthusiasm, representatives like Mrs. Matana Sutatham, the astute CFO of BSRC, Dr. Pakorn Apaphant, the visionary Executive Director of GISTDA, and the dedicated Mr. Narongwit Chodchoi, Director of Khao Kheow Open Zoo, took the stage to underline their unwavering commitment to conservation efforts. This momentous occasion was further graced by noteworthy witnesses such as Dr. Bowornsak Wanichkul, BSRC’s expert on Government Relations &…
The serene dawn in Suan Phung district of Ratchaburi province was shattered by an ominous discovery on Thursday. In the early shadows of the morning, two Myanmar men, known to be industrious workers from Samut Sakhon, were found lifeless on a quiet gravel road. This gripping scene instantly caught the attention of the local community and authorities, leading to an intense investigation into the mysteries surrounding their tragic fate. When police, a medical practitioner, and rescue workers arrived to unfold the chilling tableau, it painted a grim picture indeed. The road, which meanders quaintly towards Pong Song Koh Village Moo 7 in tambon Suan Phung, bore witness to the aftermath of a ruthless attack. Pol Maj Chaiwat Purinthrapibarn, the diligent duty officer at Suan Phung station, recounted that his team was alerted to this haunting scene around 4:30 a.m. The first victim, identified as Aung San, aged 43, had endured…
In the vibrant city of Pattaya, where the neon lights flicker and the air is thick with adventure, an unusual drama unfolded in the early hours of Thursday morning. It was a tale of technology, personal boundaries, and a dislocated shoulder that had everyone buzzing. The scene was set at the Richy Health Massage, a serene oasis amidst the city’s bustling nightlife, where Narin Kongwongsa, the amiable 43-year-old owner, was known for her welcoming nature. Fate, however, had something rather different in mind for her that fateful morning. When the clock ticked over to 12:36 am, the tranquility was shattered by the persistent presence of a Korean live streamer. This was not his first unannounced visitation; he had become a regular, streaming live from the massage parlor, much to the bemusement of onlookers. His previous trips were endured with Narin’s patience reserved for tourists. Yet on this occasion, the impropriety…
In the vibrant landscape of environmental activism, civil society organizations (CSOs) are turning up the heat on governments worldwide to tackle an issue that’s literally choking our planet—plastic pollution. In a bold move, representatives of 160 CSOs have banded together, presenting a passionate plea to their government through a letter handed to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment. The message is clear: it’s high time to put an end to the perennial plastic problem that’s plaguing our world. One of the notable voices in this ardent call to action is Salisa Traipipitsiriwat, a senior campaigner and SEA Plastics Project Manager at the Environmental Justice Foundation. Her eyes are set on Busan, South Korea, where from November 25 to December 1, a pivotal meeting on plastic pollution will unfold. This gathering is not just any run-of-the-mill assembly; it’s the epicenter of global negotiations aimed at forging a groundbreaking treaty to…
In a heartwarming endeavor to give back to society and nurture our planet, Taiwan Excellence gathered an enthusiastic troop of over 100 volunteers for the much-anticipated Day of Giving project. This initiative is a shining beacon of their annual corporate social responsibility (CSR) mission, and this year’s focus was on two pivotal themes: environmental conservation and community empowerment. The volunteers embarked on a journey to master inventive techniques to breathe new life into waste, slashing pollution levels, conserving pristine water sources, and paving sustainable income pathways for local communities. A notable feather in the project’s cap was the esteemed carbon-neutral certificate they clinched, courtesy of the Greenhouse Gas Management Organisation’s carbon footprint wizardry. Their energy-efficient and eco-friendly activities, like the Water Dragon Activity—which impressively curbed an impressive 15.39 kilograms of CO2 per participant—and the Beach Cleaning and Marine Waste Upcycling Activity—offsetting 14.85 kilograms of CO2 per person—culminated in a remarkable…
In a poignant yet complex twist of fate, the busy factory floors of Funai (Thailand) Co in the Pak Chong district of Nakhon Ratchasima have gone eerily silent. On the cusp of November 14, over 800 industrious souls have found themselves unexpectedly at a crossroads after the audio and video equipment manufacturing giant decided to close its doors for good. The abrupt shutdown follows Funai Electric, its illustrious Japanese parent company, receiving approval for a bankruptcy plan on October 24. With this, a ripple effect has swept across the workforce in Thailand, which until now, had been busily churning with activity. The company announcement landed like a thunderclap on the factory floor, as employees were faced with the stark reality that they would soon be out of work. Since news of the closure, the factory has been awash with the palpable concern of its now redundant employees, many of whom…
In the heart of Nakhon Ratchasima’s Pak Chong district, an unsettling scene unfolded this week as hundreds of employees from the renowned Funai (Thailand) Co factory gathered on the premises, where the chill of an early morning was pierced by solemn anticipation. These dedicated workers, who had devoted years, some even decades, to manufacturing top-notch audio and video equipment, faced a grim reality. The parent company in Japan, Funai Electric, had succumbed to the relentless whirlwinds of financial turmoil, filing for bankruptcy, which heralded an impending closure for its Thai subsidiary. The announcement of Funai (Thailand)’s closure, initially whispered across the corridors of the factory, soon became a cacophony echoing through the lives of 831 employees. The official decree, dated November 8, solemnly stated the cessation of all operations, a goodbye letter wrapped in complexities these hardworking individuals were forced to navigate. On November 14, the factory doors won’t just…