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In a somber turn of events, confirmation has arrived that the number of lives tragically lost has increased from 17 to 21. The heartbreaking discovery came as search teams uncovered four additional bodies in the enigmatic Zone C. Sharing insights into the operation’s progress, she highlighted the substantial strides made by the search teams in Zone A. Unlike other areas, access to this site has been relatively more achievable, fueling hopes for more discoveries. The grand strategy now involves deploying an excavator in the ambitious Zone D. The mission? To carve out a pivotal base at Point D2—strategically positioned near the building’s upper echelons. In this high-stakes operation, the crew employs the intricate art of breaking concrete and slicing through rebar. The ultimate aim is to peel away approximately five meters of persistent debris from the surface. Remarkably, the most recent discoveries have been predominantly located in Zones B and…

In a fervent update, Chadchart offered a glimpse into the tenacious ongoing debris removal operation mounted after the State Audit Office building met its unfortunate demise. With a steadfast resolve, he noted that the operation dredges on with the surging determination to strip down Zone E—the upper echelons of this once-proud structure—as efficiently as possible. The colossal dance of heavy machinery is a sight to behold, each contraption buzzing with purpose while tirelessly chomping through vast mounds of debris. To put it in perspective, they’ve already spirited away an impressive 26,000 cubic meters of wreckage. This Herculean effort is backed by a loyal fleet of 21 trucks that shuttle tirelessly back and forth like busy bees in a meadow. If the stars align, by the close of April, the upper zone of the building will stand as clear as a summer sky. Chadchart embodies a beacon of hope amid this…

Yesterday, the vibrant city of Bangkok witnessed an engaging session led by Associate Professor Tavida Kamolvej, the respected Deputy Governor, who delved into the intricacies of Disaster Management with the city’s medical personnel. This session was a crucial part of the esteemed 14th Medical and Public Health Administration Training Programme, an initiative held at the well-known Piyaphatthan Building (Kor Sor Lor) nestled in Klang Hospital, located in the heart of the bustling Pom Prap Sattru Phai district. The Disaster Management module isn’t your average classroom lecture. This program is a powerhouse designed to bestow participants with the knowledge and operational acumen necessary for tackling disasters in a metropolis like Bangkok. With a city as dynamic as the Thai capital, understanding disaster management isn’t just academic; it’s essential. A bit of a deep dive reveals that this module does more than just educate. It offers an exploration into masterminding controls and…

In a move set to modernize the age-old tradition of arrival cards, Thailand has embraced the digital age with open arms by implementing the Digital Arrival Card (TDAC). Sweeping away the remnants of the bygone paper era, this new digital system will be a vital step for foreign travelers planning to enter the Kingdom from May 1 onward. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson, Nikorndej Balankura, those looking to experience the vibrant streets, idyllic islands, and cultural marvels of Thailand will now need to ensure this digital document is completed online. Whether you’re arriving beneath the clouds by air, navigating the waters by sea, or charting your journey overland, the electronic submission of the TDAC is as mandatory as sunscreen on a sunny Thai beach. Gone are the days when visitors crammed their details onto a thin piece of paper amidst the excitement and confusion often found within…

It was a night to remember on Pattaya Beach when an unexpected drama unfolded, captivating tourists and swiftly capturing the imagination of social media users worldwide. As the clock struck 2:36 am on April 10th, the tranquil beachfront was suddenly thrust into the limelight as Pattaya Police were summoned to what can only be described as a real-life spectacle, starring none other than two feisty transgender women. By the time law enforcement arrived, however, the entertainment had already reached its dramatic crescendo, leaving behind nothing but sandy footprints and the ripple of excitement amongst a crowd of intrigued onlookers. The night began with a fierce war of words that soon escalated into an all-out physical brawl. “It was like watching a live soap opera,” mused an anonymous tourist, still clearly astounded by the intensity of the altercation. “People gathered around, some were utterly bewildered, while others appeared to be egging…

Meet Dr. Stuart Brown, the dynamic and visionary Vice President of Technical at Bosch Automotive Technologies Thailand. Picture him at the heart of Bosch’s bustling Hemaraj plant, seamlessly overseeing operations that drive power solutions both locally and across the globe. This isn’t just any manufacturing hub; it’s Bosch’s crown jewel, an impressive smart factory that’s at the forefront of innovation, maximizing efficiency, and blending cutting-edge technology with human expertise. In today’s tech-savvy world, Bosch’s Smart Factory is the epitome of a digital revolution in manufacturing. The plant is a futuristic marvel, operating with a data-driven approach that boosts agility and intelligence. The digital transformation roadmap here is not just a simple buzzword; it’s a robust framework enabling Bosch to unlock unparalleled business success. The secret sauce? It’s the seamless collaboration between skilled individuals and intelligent machines—a symphony orchestrating a dynamic dance of progress. The automotive industry is pivotal to Thailand’s…

In the vibrant heart of Bangkok on a balmy Thursday, city hustle met diplomatic bustle as Governor Chadchart Sittipunt rolled out a warm welcome to Dr. Lajos Oláh, the distinguished Deputy Speaker from Hungary’s National Assembly. Along with his delegation, Dr. Oláh had arrived to forge stronger ties and brainstorm groundbreaking initiatives for unity between Hungary and Bangkok city. The suave setting of the Amorn Phiman Room in Bangkok City Hall set the stage for exchanges that would bridge continents. The atmosphere thrummed with anticipation and purpose as the group delved into discussions that might influence the future of urban governance in both areas. A prime topic on the agenda was something straight out of a technophile’s dream – the application of Artificial Intelligence in crafting innovative regulations for nurturing our planet’s environment. Your eyebrows might raise at the implication: a chatbot might someday save a tree! By making environmental…

In the heart of Nakhon Sawan, a sombre incident unfolded that seemed like a scene straight out of a dramatic high-speed chase, resulting in a tragedy that will not soon be forgotten. It was a quiet morning on April 9, when the tranquility of Takian Luean Road was shattered by the roar of engines—a silver pickup and a fiery orange sedan fiercely competing to outdo one another on a public road. Yet, this competitive thrill had a devastating, irreversible outcome. Standing quietly by the roadside was 82-year-old grandma, her intentions as innocent as her morning rituals suggest. She was simply waiting to offer alms to a monk, a comforting tradition in Thai culture. However, the peace of this act was brutally interrupted. Out of nowhere, the orange sedan veered off course in a desperate swerve, snuffing out her life and brutally tearing her body apart. The car’s brutal voyage continued,…

In a tragic twist of fate reminiscent of a cautionary tale, a young British fighter named Joshua Goldstone found his life cut short amidst the vibrant streets and neon lights of Pattaya. The 21-year-old’s dreams of glory in the world of competitive fighting met an untimely end as he was discovered lifeless in a modest room of the Vogue Hotel on October 30, leaving behind aspirations as vivid as the Thai sunsets he trained under. Joshua, who hailed from the quiet village of Etchingham in East Sussex, had ventured across continents to chase his dreams. Thailand, with its storied tradition of Muay Thai, had become more than just an exotic locale for him. It was a second home, a proving ground where his passion for fighting could truly come alive. And it was there, in the heart of Southeast Asia, that he shared his journey blow-by-blow with the world through…

In a thrilling leap onto the international aviation stage, Thailand’s major airports are soaring to new heights! Suvarnabhumi International Airport has just made an exciting entry into the prestigious top 40 of the world’s best airports for 2025. Not to be outdone, Don Mueang International Airport firmly secured itself in the top 10 for low-cost travel hubs. This phenomenal ascent was proudly announced yesterday, April 10, by Airports of Thailand (AOT) Chief Executive Officer Keerati Kitimanawat. He attributes this triumph to robust government support, a nod to the energetic efforts of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Suriya Juangroongruangkit, who’s been an unwavering advocate for aviation development, all to pump up trade, tourism, and investment. According to the latest data from Skytrax, a UK-based aviation research and consulting powerhouse, Suvarnabhumi Airport has impressively climbed to the 39th spot globally, up from a former spot at 58 just a year…