On the morning of May 5, 2019, the dignified Amarindra Vinijaya Throne Hall at the Grand Palace buzzed with excitement as His Majesty the King of Thailand prepared to bestow new titles upon the senior members of the royal family. It was the second day of his grand coronation ceremonies, and the air was tinged with a sense of majesty and historic reverence. The hall was resplendent as the King conferred titles upon various members of the royal lineage under his new reign. The beloved Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, although absent from the ceremony, was honored with the revered title of Queen Mother. The luminaries attending this prestigious event included Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, Her Royal Highness Princess Chulabhorn, Her Royal Highness Princess Soamsawali, Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha, Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana, His Royal Highness Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti, Her Royal Highness Princess Siribha Chudhabhorn,…
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Amidst the tranquil beauty of Thap Lan National Park, park rangers take a well-deserved break, basking in the serenity of the lush landscape. But behind this peaceful facade, a heated debate is brewing between conservationists, park officials, and local farmers. A critical decision looms on the horizon, one that could reshape the park’s future and redefine its borders. Conservation groups and national park officials are rallying the public to voice their opinions on a controversial plan to excise a significant portion of land from Thap Lan National Park for agricultural use. The clock is ticking, with only three days remaining for people to express their stance on this pivotal issue. The stakes are high, with 265,000 rai of land hanging in the balance. The heart of the dispute lies in the farmers’ longstanding claims of ownership. They argue that they have been living on and cultivating this land long before…
In a heartwarming gesture that underscores the spirit of giving and community support, the MiniMovers group of high school students donated an incredible fifteen specially modified toy cars for children with disabilities to the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA). This thoughtful contribution valued at 200,000 baht, took place on a sunny Monday, June 24, 2024, and was aimed at making a difference in the lives of those in need. Mr. Chakraboon Bhanarai, the ever-inspiring President of MiniMovers, led this altruistic initiative with great enthusiasm. Handing over the cars to the Governor of the BMA, Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, he was joined by an array of distinguished officials including Mr. Sanon Wangsrangboon, the Deputy Governor, Mr. Pimuk Simaroj, the Secretary to the Governor, and Mr. Thanakorn Chaisri, the Director of the BMA’s Department of Education. The event was a beautiful display of camaraderie and mutual support. The story behind these modified toy cars…
SalesLogs, an Australian maven in data collection and analysis for the automotive world, has recently initiated a dynamic brainstorming session with Grand Prix International Public Company Limited (GPI), a renowned media and automotive event maestro in Asia. The objective? To explore how cutting-edge Data Intelligence technology and advanced data management could catapult the automotive business in Thailand to unprecedented heights, aspiring to crown Thailand as Southeast Asia’s Data Intelligence hub in the automotive industry. SalesLogs delivers a holistic suite of Total Data Intelligence Sales Solutions spread across both online and offline landscapes. Their unique strength lies in seamlessly weaving Data Intelligence technology into the very fabric of marketing and sales processes, ensuring an impeccable data system for the entire automotive sector in Australia. During this initiation of ideas, SalesLogs and GPI—known for orchestrating the Bangkok International Motor Show, Asia’s grandest automotive spectacle—delved into the potential creation of a premier intelligent…
Peng Shen Technology, a remarkable joint venture between Saha Group and Zhen Ding Tech Group (ZDT), is setting new benchmarks in the PCB manufacturing industry. Nestled within the expansive grounds of Saha Group’s Industrial Park in Kabin Buri, Prachin Buri Province, the state-of-the-art plant spans over 300 rai (approximately 118 acres). The first phase of this ambitious project comes with a hefty investment of about 10 billion baht, with projections to exceed 50 billion baht by 2030. What sets Peng Shen apart is its mission to establish a smart PCB manufacturing factory, thereby boosting market share and serving as a crucial production base for the ZDT Group. More than just a colossal factory, Peng Shen Technology is devoted to nurturing local talent within Thailand’s blossoming PCB manufacturing sector. Through strategic collaborations with five prominent Thai educational institutions, Peng Shen is not only aiming to bolster the country’s share in global…
It’s a scene that nobody wants to encounter—a grim reminder of the potential dangers that lurk at poorly marked railway crossings. The quiet town of Muang district, Phichit, was rocked on Monday evening when a disastrous collision took place, altering lives in the blink of an eye. A peaceful evening shattered around 6:15 PM as a north-bound passenger train ripped through a four-door pickup truck at a railway crossing devoid of safety barriers in Moo 1 village, tambon Pak Thang. The massive impact resulted in the tragic loss of five lives and left two others battling serious injuries. The ill-fated incident involved train 201, which was making its routine journey from the bustling city of Bangkok to the serene town of Phitsanulok. As it hummed down the tracks near the village, nobody could foresee the tragic event that was about to unfold. The crossing, hauntingly devoid of any safety barriers…
In a heartwarming display of quick thinking and bravery, 82-year-old Grandma Sa-ngeam Kuekkong saved an electrician’s life after he was electrocuted while working on her house. The incident occurred around 1 pm on Monday, in the tranquil Sattahip district, specifically in tambon Phlu Ta Luang. The Sawang Rojanathammasathan Foundation was immediately notified and dispatched an emergency team to the scene. A security camera captured the dramatic event. It showed Somsak, a 61-year-old electrician, perched on a ladder near the edge of the roof, busy with his tasks. Suddenly, an electric shock surged through his body, causing him to convulse and rendering him unconscious. Observing the distressing situation unfold, Sa-ngeam Kuekkong, affectionately referred to as “Yai” (grandma), sprang into action. Drawing on life-saving information she had previously come across on YouTube, she quickly tied a rope around Somsak’s right ankle and managed to pull him off the ladder, bringing him safely…
Police question the suspect at Bhubing police station in Muang district, Chiang Mai, on Monday night. (Photo from the Facebook page of the police station) CHIANG MAI: A 26-year-old man has been apprehended on suspicion of a chilling set of crimes that has sent shockwaves through the community. Accused of murdering a ride-hail driver and then daringly donning the victim’s uniform to rob a gold shop of necklaces valued at about 2.8 million baht, the man, known only as Nipitpon, was taken into custody Monday night. Pol Lt Gen Kotthapol Yeesakhon, commander of Provincial Police Region 5, recounted the grisly series of events. Early Monday morning, Nipitpon had summoned a ride near the scenic Pha Lad waterfall in Muang district. Posing as a harmless passenger, he allegedly took a seat behind the 48-year-old driver and, with chilling calculation, used a 9mm pistol to fire a fatal shot to the back…
Chiang Mai witnessed a crime that seemed to jump straight from the pages of a thriller novel. A man, barely 26 years old, was arrested for the murder of a ride-hailing driver and donning the victim’s uniform to rob a gold shop, walking away with gold necklaces valued at a whopping 2.8 million baht. The audacious suspect, revealed as Nipitpon, found himself in handcuffs at his house in San Um village in the Doi Saket district last Monday night. According to police reports, Nipitpon meticulously planned his sinister act. At the crack of dawn, possibly during the serene early hours near Pha Lad Waterfall in Muang District, he summoned a ride-hailing driver. Once inside the car, he positioned himself behind the unwitting 48-year-old driver and sinisterly discharged a 9mm pistol into the back of the driver’s neck. Seizing control of the vehicle, he stealthily drove to a secluded ravine near…
On the bright and celebratory Sunday of May 5, 2019, the Grand Palace was bustling with an atmosphere of grandeur and tradition. It was the second day of the coronation ceremonies, and the Amarindra Vinijaya Throne Hall was the stage for a historic event under the new reign of His Majesty the King. The throne room was abuzz as new titles were conferred upon senior members of the royal family, marking a significant moment in the royal lineage. The majestic ceremony honored Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, Her Royal Highness Princess Chulabhorn, Her Royal Highness Princess Soamsawali, Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha, Her Royal Highness Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana, His Royal Highness Prince Dipangkorn Rasmijoti, Her Royal Highness Princess Siribha Chudhabhorn, and Her Royal Highness Princess Aditayadornkitikhun. Although Her Majesty Queen Sirikit could not attend in person, the presence of the other royals, alongside Their…