Imagine stepping into the bustling heart of Nakhon Ratchasima, a northeastern gem where the whiff of street food mingles with the spirited chatter of its residents. In this vibrant city, a tale as old as time unfurls, weaving a narrative that has the local community abuzz. At the center of this unfolding drama is a physical education teacher from a well-regarded school in the Muang district, who has found himself in hot water over allegations that are as surprising as they are serious. Let’s introduce the key player in this educational saga – a teacher, known for his whistle and track suit, who has suddenly swapped the sports field for the sidelines. But this isn’t a story of injury or retirement. Oh no, this is a tale of a bribe – a mere 200 baht – that has the power to tarnish reputations and question integrity. A grade 9 student,…
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Imagine a world where yesterday’s uneaten sandwich, the remnants of your morning fruit salad, and the never-ending heaps of vegetable scraps could become the fuel of tomorrow. Under the innovative guidance of Dr. Trairat Muangthong-on, a visionary team from KMUTT is turning this dream into a reality, one biochar briquette at a time. Introducing the so-called “biochar,” a substance that’s like charcoal but far cooler because it’s eco-friendly and made without a drop of petroleum. Dr. Trairat and his team embarked on a culinary salvage operation within the university’s bounds, scavenging for the rejects of the food world – bread, veggies, and fruit peels. Their method of choice for this green alchemy? Pyrolysis, using a fixed-bed tube reactor. If that sounds like science fiction, it’s not far off. Pyrolysis is the process of chemically decomposing organic materials through the application of heat, in the cozy confines of an oxygen-free environment.…
Welcome to the electrifying future of Thailand, a futuristic odyssey powered by the zealous efforts of Narit Theodsatheerasak, the visionary secretary-general of the Board of Investment (BOI), and his comrades at the helm. They are navigating through the swiftly changing currents of the electric vehicle (EV) landscape with a policy as flexible as an Olympic gymnast. The latest spectacle in this thrilling journey? The EV 3.5 policy, a sequel to its predecessor, EV 3.0, that’s been met with applause and enthusiasm, akin to a standing ovation at a grand theater. Imagine electric vehicles zipping through the streets, their numbers growing by the day, a testament to a policy so well-crafted, it could be a contender for the next big screenplay. But, as with any great tale, there comes a twist. The recent dip in EV registrations was like a sudden plot twist no one saw coming. Fear not, for Narit,…
Imagine this: The year is 2023, and Thailand is zipping into the future, riding on the electric pulse of the electric vehicle (EV) revolution. It’s been an electrifying journey, with Thailand’s bustling streets and scenic byways becoming a canvas for the vibrant dance of electric vehicles. Let’s dive into how this electrifying tale unfolded, transforming Thailand into a poster child for EV adoption and making the world sit up and take notice. The National Economic and Social Development Council (NESDC) dropped its latest report like a hot new album, capturing the eyes and ears of anyone tuning into the economic scene. This isn’t just any report; it’s the crystal ball glimpse into 2023’s economic crescendo and the promising overture of 2024. And guess what’s taking center stage? The electric vehicle industry, humming with energy and sparking conversations across Thailand. Hold onto your seats because the numbers are nothing short of…
In a turn of events that reads more like a gripping episode of a crime drama than real life, two New Zealand nationals have embroiled themselves in controversy amidst the picturesque landscapes of Phuket, Thailand. On a day that began like any other in the sun-soaked paradise, Oscar and Hamish Day, aged 38 and 36 respectively, found themselves on the wrong side of the law, and ultimately, face-to-face with Thailand’s stern stance on justice. The incident, which unfolded on a seemingly calm Saturday, took a dramatic turn when Pol Sen Sgt Maj Somsak Noo-iad of Chalong Station encountered the duo during his patrol. While the streets of Maung district buzzed with the everyday hustle, little did anyone know that the area was about to become the backdrop for an action-packed showdown. Thailand is known for its welcoming spirit and breathtaking vistas, a haven for tourists from around the globe, including…
In the sun-drenched paradisiacal isle of Phuket, famous for its turquoise waters and vibrant nightlife, a tale unfolded that seemed more akin to a dramatic movie script than the serene holiday escapades one usually associates with the region. At the heart of this high-octane drama were two New Zealanders, Oscar Day, 38, and Hamish Day, 36, whose holiday antics have led to them being at odds with the law, and ultimately, facing a lifetime ban from the Land of Smiles, Thailand. On an otherwise tranquil Saturday in Phuket’s bustling Maung district, chaos erupted when the Day brothers, who had been enjoying the sights and sounds of Thailand since their arrival on March 11, decided to turn a routine traffic stop into an adrenaline-fueled escape attempt. The brothers, granted a visa-free stay until April 9 thanks to the friendly bilateral relations between Thailand and New Zealand, transformed from run-of-the-mill tourists into…
On an ordinary day, amidst the bustling streets of Melbourne, Australia, a sea of vibrant placards and flags danced in the air, painting a picture of unity and defiance. It was March 4, 2024, and the Myanmar community in Australia, along with their supporters, took to the streets outside the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit venue. Their voices were loud, their message clear: the ASEAN must not extend support to the Myanmar Military Junta. The air buzzed with the spirit of solidarity, as echoes of demand for justice resonated amidst the skyscrapers. In the corridors of power, the plight of Myanmar has not gone unnoticed. The House committee on foreign affairs, under the vigilant chairmanship of Noppadon Pattama, a seasoned politician from the Pheu Thai Party, has been closely observing the turmoil in Myanmar. The committee, recognizing the gravity of the situation, proposed a comprehensive four-point action plan aimed at addressing the…
Imagine taking a scenic journey through the lush greenery of Thailand, where modern innovation meets ancient beauty. This isn’t just any travel fantasy; it’s becoming a reality as the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) embarks on an ambitious project that weaves together the serene landscapes of Den Chai in Phrae to the vibrant district of Chiang Khong in Chiang Rai. What’s the secret ingredient, you ask? A groundbreaking Swiss arch culvert technology, making its debut in Thailand to create a railway marvel unlike any other. Ekkarat Sriarayanpong, the visionary head of the SRT governor’s office, is steering this engineering feat with a blend of Swiss precision and Thai ingenuity. The project in question? The mammoth 323.10-kilometre Den Chai-Chiang Rai-Chiang Khong double-track railway that promises not just speed but sustainability. The star of the show is the arch culvert, nestled in Tambon Pong Pa Wai of Den Chai district, a testament…
Imagine stepping into a world where the complexities of economics are not just understood but vividly brought to life by none other than Professor Finn Kydland, a Norwegian maestro of the economic realm and a Nobel Laureate. Picture this scene unfolding at a distinguished event, where minds thirsty for knowledge gather to drink from the fountain of understanding that Kydland so generously offers. With a spark in his eye and a passion for macroeconomic adventures, Kydland embarked on a quest alongside the American economist Edward Prescott. Together, they delved into the mysteries of dynamic macroeconomics, penning a paper that would not only challenge conventional thinking but also earn them the prestigious Nobel Prize in Economics in 2004. This paper, an epic saga titled “The Time Consistency of Economic Policy and the Driving Forces Behind Business Cycles,” was more than just research; it was a beacon of hope aimed at enhancing…
As the sun rose over Melbourne, Australia, on a brisk March morning, the streets thrummed with energy and a palpable sense of purpose. Individuals from the Myanmar community, along with their Australian allies, took to the sidewalks armed with placards and flags, their spirits as indomitable as the messages they bore. This was no ordinary gathering; it was a clarion call for justice, a public rally urging the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to withdraw its support from the Myanmar Military Junta. The venue, strategically chosen outside the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit, became a stage for the expression of solidarity and hope on March 4, 2024. In a world brimming with diplomatic challenges, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs in Thailand isn’t sitting on the sidelines. Under the astute chairmanship of Noppadon Pattama, MP of the Pheu Thai Party, this committee has sharpened its focus on the unfolding crisis in…