heygoody, the dynamic digital insurance brokerage platform under the umbrella of Ngern Tid Lor Public Company Limited (TIDLOR), has set a new bar for excellence by clinching seven prestigious awards at The Work 2024. This Asia-Pacific regional advertising bonanza, hosted by Campaign Brief Asia, shone a spotlight on heygoody’s flair for innovative and customer-centric communication. Their winning streak is a testament to the platform’s dedication to understanding and enhancing the customer experience. The jewel in their crown is undoubtedly the “Introvert” campaign, a heartwarming commercial that beautifully captures the essence of introverted individuals. The campaign, which secured multiple awards, is a vivid illustration of heygoody’s business ethos rooted in genuine “understanding.” Pakamon Tulyapizitchai, SVP of Digital Transformation, passionately remarked, “We believe that truly understanding our customers leads to creating solutions that meet their needs effectively. This award is a testament to our success in genuinely understanding our customers. For us,…
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Boonsueb Praithuen, once the chief of the Marine Police Division, was unceremoniously stripped of his police rank and royal decorations in December 2015 after being dismissed for egregious disciplinary violations. This revelation was just the tip of an iceberg revealed by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC). The NACC uncovered a surprising fortune amassed by Boonsueb and two other senior police officers, painting a murky picture of corruption within the ranks. In the primary case, Boonsueb Praithuen, the former Marine Police Division chief under the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), was found to have engaged in brazen illicit activities. NACC secretary-general Niwatchai Kasemmongkol detailed the allegations against him. Boonsueb had been extracting bribes from oil smuggling rings and fuel traders. These unscrupulous individuals were compelled to make monthly deposits into five separate bank accounts held by him and his wife. The staggering total reached 36.77 million baht, with some of this ill-gotten…
IRPC Public Co., Ltd., under the visionary leadership of Kris Imsang, who serves as President and Chief Executive Officer, has announced an exciting joint venture alongside Prof. Dr. Pimchai Chaiyen, President of VISTEC and Director of VISUP, and Narongchai Pisutpunya, Chief Executive Officer of Cleantech & Beyond Co., Ltd. The collaborative initiative, centered on Cleantech & Beyond Co., Ltd., aims to unearth new business horizons (Step Up & Beyond) while also propelling the overarching vision: ‘Shape Material and Energy Solutions in Harmony with Life’. This significant development was unveiled at IRPC’s state-of-the-art innovation centre located in Rayong. This joint investment specifically targets the enhancement of advanced materials, a venture steeped in the intellectual property born from the collaborative research efforts between IRPC and VISTEC. The ultimate intention is to nurture growth within the startup ecosystem. By teaming up, both companies aim to sustain long-term growth trajectories that resonate with global…
Nan Governor Chainarong Wongyai, right, inspects the level of the Nan River beside its embankment in Muang district on Thursday morning. (Screenshot from the Facebook page of the Nan public relations office) The Interior Ministry reported on Thursday that flood levels in seven provinces in upper Thailand were either stable or decreasing, except in Nan, where floodwaters were rising. Traisuree Taisaranakul, secretary to the interior minister, said that the affected provinces included Chiang Rai, Lampang, Nan, Phayao, Phetchabun, and Phrae in the North, as well as Udon Thani in the Northeast. Officials were hard at work evacuating flood victims, distributing essential supplies, and assessing the damage. According to Ms. Traisuree, 12,777 families in 541 villages had been impacted by the extensive flooding. Nan Governor Chainarong Wongyai provided an update, stating that floodwaters in central districts were rising more slowly as rain had ceased, and water levels were starting to decline…
In today’s digital age, purchasing car insurance in Thailand has never been easier. With online platforms like Prakantidloh, drivers can compare and choose from various insurance options right at their fingertips. Prakantidloh offers a user-friendly interface that allows you to explore different policies, get quotes, and even purchase insurance without leaving your home. This convenience has revolutionized the way Thai motorists protect their vehicles and themselves on the road. 6 Types of Car Insurance in Thailand In Thailand, there are six main types of car insurance. Understanding these options is crucial for making an informed decision about your vehicle’s protection. 1. Compulsory Insurance known as “Por Ror Bor” Compulsory insurance, or “Por Ror Bor,” is mandatory for all vehicles in Thailand. This basic coverage protects against injuries or death caused to anyone involved in accidents. While it’s the minimum required by law, it doesn’t cover damage to your own vehicle.…
Police have cordoned off a durian vending stall in the Bannang Sata district of Yala after two vendors were shot and killed by armed men late Wednesday night. (Photo: Abdullah Benjakat) In the often quiet southern border province of Yala, a chilling event occurred as the night settled in. Around 10 PM, the usually bustling durian stall in Sai Kaew village, Moo 3, in tambon Taling Chan, was struck by unexpected violence. Under the dimly lit sky, the serenity was shattered when at least ten armed men emerged from a path leading to a nearby waterfall, calling out to the unsuspecting vendors. When the vendors, Muelee Mani from Bannang Sata and Prakit Klomsa-ard from the far-off eastern province of Chanthaburi, stepped out to attend to their visitors, they were met with a barrage of gunfire. The stall, surrounded by the silence of a nearby kubo—the Muslim cemetery—became the scene of…
A quirky little sign humorously advertised the price of laughing gas in balloons, attracting many tourists to one particular shop on Koh Phangan — until, that is, it was raided early Thursday morning. This little slice of paradise, known for its legendary Full Moon Party, witnessed an unexpected twist worthy of a drama movie. In the wee hours of the morning, the local police swooped in on Haad Rin, specifically targeting a shop in tambon Ban Tai. The smiling shop owner, Rangsiman Jaisamer, aged 29, could only watch as his business was brought to a grinding halt. His crime? Selling balloons filled with nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, without the necessary permits. As the officers combed through the shop, they discovered not just one, but two hefty cylinders of the gas. Strewn around were a multitude of colorful balloons, clearly waiting to be sold to beachgoers looking for…
What sets MQDC, a pioneering force in property development, apart from the competition? It’s not just about luxurious living spaces; it’s about ensuring peace of mind, confidence, and freedom from worry, thanks to their remarkable 30-Year Warranty and rigorous yearly inspections. Sounds impressive, right? Mr. Suttha Ruengchaiphaiboon, the charismatic CEO of MQDC, passionately elaborates on what makes the company’s warranty so exceptional. “Our 30-year warranty isn’t just a number; it symbolizes our unwavering confidence in the superior quality of our homes,” Mr. Suttha enthuses. Indeed, both current and prospective residents feel reassured, their trust fortified by an extensive, above-standard warranty. Launched 16 years ago, MQDC’s unprecedented 30-year warranty debuted with the stunning Magnolias Southern California project, and residents have never looked back. Our Premium Care expert team has been the epitome of excellence, offering repairs with unmatched courtesy, punctuality, and utmost care,” Mr. Suttha proudly states. Over the years, residents…
“By strategically implementing market-driven approaches, Chia Tai can develop distinct plant varieties that align seamlessly with the needs of farmers, distributors, and consumers, making us the premier seed provider in Thailand and across Asia.” – Mr. Supat Mekiyanon, Vice President of Seed Business at Chia Tai Company Limited Nowadays, the market brims with a dizzying array of vegetables, each flaunting its own unique attributes. Whether it’s the crisp and peppery Chinese kale, the refreshing cucumber, the fiery chili, or the versatile tomato, variety is the spice of life—or should we say, agriculture. This spectrum of choices doesn’t just fulfill appetites; it meets the surging market demand with aplomb. And when the conversation shifts to delectable watermelons replete with sweetness and crunch, or hefty pumpkins celebrated for their firm, sweet flesh, Chia Tai’s renowned seed varieties inevitably take the spotlight. We’re talking about standouts like the Sonya Plus Watermelon, Meya Watermelon,…
The Singaporean government has put forth an exceptional proposition to enhance training opportunities for their technical trainees. In a recent meeting, the Labour Ministry was urged to extend the visa duration for Singaporean trainees in Thailand. The current three-month period, they argued, is insufficient for substantial skills development. They propose an extension to six months without the need for trainees to return home intermittently, a move both logical and compassionate. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, the caretaker minister, demonstrated his support for this initiative by welcoming Catherine Wong Siow Ping, Singapore’s Ambassador to Thailand, along with her distinguished delegation, on an engaging Wednesday morning. The meeting buzzed with proactive discussions centered on visa guidelines for these technical trainees who venture from the island nation to enrich their expertise in Thailand’s robust training milieu. Mr. Phiphat, exuding confidence, affirmed the Labour Ministry’s commitment to addressing the matter. Tasking the Department of Employment with this…