Deep in the heart of the enchanting Dong Yai Wildlife Sanctuary, nestled within the verdant embrace of Buri Ram’s Non Din Daeng district, a family on a seemingly ordinary foray into the dense forest for wild mushrooms stumbled upon a discovery that would intertwine their routine with the threads of history. It was a Sunday like no other—a day that would etch itself into the annals of Thai archaeology with the uncovering of a mesmerizing 1.45-metre stone engraving of a woman, a relic of a time forgotten, veiled until now by the forest’s lush foliage. The image, exquisitely carved into the rugged face of Khao Krachiao mountain, presents a woman in traditional dress, her left arm gracefully lifted above her head in a silent yet eloquent gesture that spans centuries. The visage of this ancient woman, revealed in full frontal glory, watches over the wilderness from her stony domain, her…
THAI.NEWS - Thailand Breaking News
Imagine stepping into a realm where every tick of the clock harmonizes with the rhythm of elegance and heritage—a world where every second tells a story of unrivaled craftsmanship and a passion that spans more than 185 years. This isn’t just a dream; it’s the reality at the heart of Geneva, brought to life by the legendary Patek Philippe and Thailand’s prestigious TKI, the oldest Patek Philippe retailer in the land. Together, they’ve penned a new chapter in their storied partnership with the unveiling of an expanded boutique that’s nothing short of a horological haven in EmQuartier, as of May 2024. Step into a space that spans a generous 150 square meters on the ground floor of EmQuartier, and you’ll find yourself enveloped in an atmosphere where timeless design meets modern elegance. Every corner, every display, speaks to the ethos of Patek Philippe, inviting clients into a luxury-infused journey. The…
Imagine a world where every kernel of feed corn makes its journey to livestock feeds through a high-tech odyssey, monitored by eyes in the sky and safeguarded against the ancient practice of crop burning. This isn’t the plot of an agronomic sci-fi thriller but the reality constructed by Bangkok Produce Merchandising Public Company Limited. This trailblazer in agricultural sustainability sources its feed corn with a keen eye on environmental stewardship, particularly for Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CP Foods), a giant in the agro-industrial and food conglomerate sectors. At the heart of this futuristic operation lies the Traceability Operations Room, a command center unlike any other, equipped with real-time satellite imagery that scans the earth’s surface for hotspots indicative of crop burning. The mission is clear and urgent: to purge the supply chain of any corn tainted by the destructive practice of open-field burning, a move in lockstep with…
In the serene and picturesque south of Thailand, amidst the lush landscapes and bustling towns, a riveting drama unfolded that seemed straight out of a gripping thriller novel. Early on a Monday morning, the quiet of Nakhon Si Thammarat was shattered by the sound of sirens and the determined footsteps of law enforcement as they embarked on a series of raids that would reveal the dark underbelly of the region. The Chin Heng Hotel in Chawang district, known for its unassuming facade, became the epicenter of action as police, armed with warrants and determination, swooped in. Their mission? To dismantle a sprawling web of deception woven by a Chinese call scam network that had sunk its claws deep into the innocent lives across borders. Phones, routers, and a maze of digital fingerprints were seized in a scene that could rival any high-octane action sequence. Yet, this was no ordinary operation.…
In the heart of Nakhon Si Thammarat, under the cloak of dawn, the serene morning was abruptly transformed into a scene straight out of a high-stakes crime drama. The locale? No other than the Chin Heng Hotel in the somewhat sleepy Chawang district – a place that unexpectedly found itself at the epicenter of a storm that Monday morning. With the precision of a meticulously choreographed ballet, law enforcement swooped in, their mission? To dismantle what was suspected to be a hub of nefarious activities, part of a sprawling network that spanned continents. But this was no ordinary operation. The tentacles of this alleged syndicate reached high, entwining even the family of a woman deputy mayor of the southern province. Picture this, if you will: A serene morning shattered by the knocks of destiny as police and prosecutors embarked on a treasure hunt across several locations. Among their targets were…
In the heart of Bangkok, where the pulse of the city's media thrives and surges, a remarkably significant transition is underway at the venerable Bangkok Post Plc. As if taking a cue from a gripping political thriller, the story unfolds with the appointment of former deputy prime minister, Wissanu Krea-ngam, as the new chairman of the board of directors. Wissanu, a name that resonates with gravitas and acumen within Thailand's corridors of power, is set to take the helm of this flagship publication on May 9, 2024, marking a new era for the esteemed newspaper. He steps into the role previously held by Suthikiati Chirathivat, a figure of notable stature himself, who will continue to impart his wisdom as a board director. The boardroom's air must have been thick with anticipation on that Wednesday when the decision was sealed, approving Wissanu, aged 73, for the prestigious position. Wissanu is no…
Imagine stepping outside your door, only to be greeted by a haze so thick you could cut it with a knife. This isn’t the plot of a dystopian novel; it’s the reality for residents in major cities across Thailand, where the air is increasingly becoming laced with the notorious PM2.5 dust, making every breath a hazard to health. Gone are the days when a simple sneeze was just a sneeze; now, it’s a red flag for the harmful particles that have sneaked past our body’s defenses, thanks to these microscopic invaders. Enter the superhero of this saga: Blueair, a Swedish marvel in the realm of air purification. Born from a land known for its pristine landscapes and cutting-edge design, Blueair has carved its niche as the savior of our indoor atmospheres. With a global presence in over 60 countries and receiving nods of approval from the crème de la crème…
In a jaw-dropping series of events that seemed more like the climax of a thriller movie than a Tuesday morning, the tranquil atmosphere at Kheha BTS skytrain station in Samut Prakan was shattered. Picture this: a bustling, sunlit station where commuters are all set for another day in the urban grind. But, this particular morning, the script took a dark twist. Enter the antagonist, a 26-year-old man named Suthat Chuayrot, whose actions would soon cast a shadow over the day. Suthat, who hailed from the Muang district of Samut Prakan, surrendered to a cocktail of drugs that propelled him into committing acts that were nothing short of nightmarish. The drama escalated quickly when Suthat, unable to fight the demonic clutch of Flunitrazepam, kratom juice, and cannabis coursing through his veins, decided to unleash terror in the most public of spaces. His stage? The walkway of the Kheha BTS station. His…
Under the spotlight at the Bangkok Post Forum on a brisk November morning, Deputy Finance Minister Krisada Chinavicharana stood, poised and ready to impart his wisdom. It was the 8th of November, 2023, and the air buzzed with the anticipation of the gathered attendees. Little did they know, a political drama was quietly unfolding behind the scenes, a drama that would soon capture the attention of the nation. (Photo credit goes to the keen-eyed Nutthawat Wichieanbut for capturing the moment.) Enter stage left, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, who found himself making a hasty phone call on a Wednesday that could only be described as urgent. The subject of his call? A plea to the very same Krisada Chinavicharana, a man considering a dramatic exit from the world of finance ministry politics. “Please, think it over; sleep on it,” the Prime Minister might as well have said, in a bid to…
Welcome to the thrilling and ever-evolving saga of cannabis in Thailand, where the plot thickens as the country’s stance on the green herb takes another dramatic turn. Set against the bustling backdrop of the Bangkok skyline, this tale features a cast led by the distinctive Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, who recently sent waves through the nation with a proclamation that could reshape Thailand’s relationship with cannabis. In the latest episode of this riveting story, Prime Minister Srettha took to his X account with a message that has since sparked a flurry of conversation and contemplation. With the decisive tone of a leader set on change, he declared a bold initiative to reel cannabis back onto the list of narcotics by the end of 2024. But that’s not all – he’s pulling no punches with a renewed vigor against the specter of illicit drugs sweeping through the country. Our story takes…