IRPC Public Company Limited (IRPC), spearheaded by the dedicated Arisara Suthasut, Executive Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Company Secretary, teamed up with Advance Innovation Management Co., Ltd. (AIM Group), represented by the dynamic Ratchanon Wuttisiri, and Lucky Star Weaving Company Limited, to orchestrate a remarkable act of generosity. The trio came together to contribute 120 units of 63-litre water tanks, 1,000 units of 20-litre water tanks, and 4,000 intricately woven pouches to the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA). The donations were graciously received by Jarey Rungwilaicaroen, the conscientious Head of the Building Management Group at the Central Office of the BMA, Office of the Permanent Secretary of Bangkok. This heartfelt contribution is set to make a significant impact, providing much-needed support for flood victims through the exemplary Bangkok Sharing Kindness Project, orchestrated at the iconic Bangkok City Hall. The initiative shines a light on the power of collaboration, showcasing how…
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Divers heroically recovered a grim discovery from the depths of the Map Prachan reservoir in Bang Lamung district of Chon Buri on May 11, 2024— a plastic barrel containing the body of South Korean national, Roh Eui-jong. The grizzly find has since unfolded into an international manhunt concluding with the arrest of the third and final suspect in this chilling case, who had been evading capture for four months. The last suspect, a man in his 30s, was apprehended in Vietnam and extradited to South Korea on Tuesday, after a meticulous and coordinated effort between South Korean and Vietnamese authorities. According to a report by Yonhap news agency, citing South Korea’s National Police Agency, the breakthrough came on September 12. Acting on accurate intelligence about the fugitive’s hideout, South Korean police collaborated with their Vietnamese counterparts and even personally traveled to Vietnam to ensure the success of the operation. Remarkably,…
For more than 19 years, Aesculap Academy, the distinguished educational and training branch of the B. Braun Group, has stood as a beacon of educational excellence in Thailand. With a relentless focus on enhancing the practical knowledge of healthcare professionals, Aesculap Academy has made significant strides not just within Thailand but across the Asia Pacific region. Committed to pushing the boundaries of medical expertise, the Academy has consistently pioneered practical training programs aimed at enriching the skills of healthcare practitioners. Aesculap Academy is devoted to advancing healthcare through the sharing of knowledge and expertise. It provides invaluable platforms where healthcare professionals and patients can share their experiences, fostering a community united by a common goal: the betterment of healthcare. Through these efforts, the Academy has nurtured strong partnerships across various treatment areas, cementing collaborations that span both healthcare sectors and key partners. With an unwavering dedication to improving people’s health,…
Baan Phitsanulok is experiencing a renaissance, returning to the political spotlight after over 30 years of relative obscurity. On Thursday, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra made a grand entrance into the ornate government guest house on Phitsanulok Road, chairing her first meeting with a five-member senior advisory team. Her excitement was palpable as she took to her X account, declaring, “Baan Phitsanulok is officially opened,” accompanied by photos capturing her leading her advisory team into the historic mansion in the Dusit district of Bangkok. This seminal meeting at Baan Phitsanulok marked the first official gathering since the Prime Minister’s high-profile advisory group was appointed earlier this month. The advisory panel is spearheaded by Pansak Vinyaratn and includes an impressive lineup of members: Surapong Suebwonglee, deputy chairman Tongthong Chandransu Phongthep Thepkanjana Supavud Saicheua Constructed in 1922, Baan Phitsanulok holds the title of the official residence of the Prime Minister, though historically, Chuan…
MBK Center proudly reaffirms its role as a bustling community hub for free-spirited individuals and a nexus of youth culture with the concept of “MBK CENTER…CENTER of THE YOUTH.” This vibrant mall has become a beacon for young artists and students from universities all across Thailand, offering them an innovative space to showcase their creative masterpieces, hone their potential, and connect with both local and international audiences. In an exciting collaboration with the Faculty of Fine Arts in Communication Design at Srinakharinwirot University (SWU), the project is a vivid tapestry highlighting contemporary Thai identity through character design and captivating illustrations. This initiative, under the special Thai Soft Power Project, transforms the Sky Walk and A La Art connection area into chic new check-in spots at the heart of the city. A prominent feature of this collaboration is the Soft Power Ranger project by the talented Sariya Honsawek (Salie). Inspired by…
Struggling to keep its head above water, a once-cozy home in Chiang Rai now stands engulfed in layers of thick mud, a grim testament to the recent floods. This scene was captured and shared on Facebook by the well-known local activist, Gun Jompalang. Amidst the chaos and ruin, tales of the unsung heroes who rush to help are emerging—like the backhoe truck driver who ventured into the depths of northern Thailand’s flood-ravaged zones, only to be slammed with a jaw-dropping 320,000 baht fine. The drama unfolded under the night sky of Wednesday in Phayao province. Guntouch Pongpaiboonwet, famously known as Gun Jompalang, revealed the ordeal on his Facebook page just a day later. The volunteer driver, committed to aiding flood relief efforts in Chiang Rai, found himself ensnared at a Department of Highways weighing station. His crime? Operating an overweight vehicle—a charge that felt cutthroat, considering the circumstances and his…
Apiwut Suwannarat, a 25-year-old individual with a penchant for pink attire, found herself in handcuffs at a dormitory near a university in the bustling Lat Phrao district of Bangkok. Her whimsical charm belied her alleged sinister operations: manipulating male university students into recording themselves in compromising acts, only to later sell these videos online. (Photo supplied by Wassayos Ngamkham) The twist? Apiwut is a transgender woman who has stirred quite the storm in Bangkok. Officers from the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Division (ATPO) were hot on her trail, eventually nabbing her on a seemingly ordinary Wednesday. Pol Col Phatthanaphong Sriphinphor, the watchful superintendent of ATPO sub-division 2, broke the news on Thursday, outlining the gravity of her charges which included human trafficking, the nefarious creation and spread of pornography, and the cyber distribution of such scandalous content. The sordid saga began unraveling with reports of a burgeoning group on the encrypted…
Looking past her professionalism and poise, Sirilak Kwong, affectionately known as “Lingling,” has captivated hearts not only in Thailand but around the globe. With her unique blend of charm and talent, she has risen through the ranks of the entertainment industry to become a prominent figure. Born on May 27, 2002, in Thailand, and standing at an elegant 168 cm, Lingling seamlessly transitions between her roles as an actor and model. Her social media presence is equally commanding, boasting a substantial following on Instagram (@linglingkwong) and TikTok (@linglingkwong). Her portrayal of Fahlada in the beloved series “The Secret of Us” has garnered critical acclaim and widespread admiration. On the other hand, Kornnaphat Sethratanapong, or “Orm” to her fans, brings a different yet equally compelling energy to the screen. Born in Hong Kong on May 11, 1995, and standing at 173 cm, Orm has also made a name for herself as…
True Corporation Public Company Limited (TRUE), Thailand’s telecom-tech titan and a beacon for global sustainability, has made significant strides by clinching its maiden sustainability-linked syndicated loan, amassing a whopping JPY141.3 billion. This financial maneuver is a historic first for a Thai telecom-tech enterprise venturing into the sustainability-linked debt arena. This groundbreaking loan not only marks True Corporation’s inaugural foray into the Japanese yen financing market, but it also stands as the most substantial Japanese yen loan and sustainability-linked loan ever secured by a Thai corporation. Initially set at JPY109.9 billion, the loan saw a surge in interest from both Japanese and international financial institutions, leading to an upsized total of JPY141.3 billion, thanks to the activation of the Greenshoe option. The loan’s linkage to crucial performance indicators underscores True Corporation’s unwavering dedication to sustainability. These KPIs include: (i) the reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions (Scope 1 and 2), and…
In a heartwarming gesture of generosity, Advance Innovation Management Co., Ltd. (AIM Group), represented by their ever-dedicated Factory Assistant Manager, Ratchanon Wuttisiri, has made waves of kindness cascade through the community. On a particularly bright and hopeful day, 1,000 units of robust 20-litre water tanks were donated to the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA), setting the stage for a tale of solidarity and compassion. The eloquent reception of this benevolence took place at the iconic Bangkok City Hall, where the air was filled with a sense of shared purpose and camaraderie. Taking the helm on behalf of the BMA was Charoen Rungwilaicaroen, the esteemed Head of the Building Management Group within the Central Office of the BMA, Office of the Permanent Secretary of Bangkok. With a handshake that symbolized much more than a mere transaction, the water tanks were officially handed over, destined to support the flood victims in an initiative…