In the serene landscapes of Buriram province, where the sun kisses the grasslands and the roads wind through peaceful villages, an unexpected tragedy shattered this tranquility on July 6, 2025. On what seemed to be an ordinary day on the Baan Pak Chong–Nong Waeng road, a 47-year-old man astride his motorcycle met with fate’s cruel hand—the cause, an unsuspecting herd of cows crossing his path. The unfortunate incident quickly escalated into a scene of chaos, as the local police were alerted, including Police Lieutenant Asadayuth Phelkorabuti, known for his diligent approach. Racing against time, the police, a doctor, and the relentless Hook 31 rescue team made their way to the accident site. There, the scene was a somber one—a man’s lifeless body lay by the roadside marked by the unmistakable signs of severe head trauma, his motorcycle toppled, a silent witness to the catastrophe. Eyewitnesses recounted how the bucolic calm…
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In a string of events that bears the hallmarks of a dramatic thriller, a family feud in the rustic province of Sakon Nakhon has sent ripples of shock through the close-knit community. It was a normal evening on July 5 in the ordinarily quiet Hang Hong sub-district when a confrontation shattered the peace, leaving a family cloven by conflict. The stage was set outside a seemingly innocuous house, where 66-year-old Khampian found himself wrapped in the throes of anger against his own son, Apisit. Their relationship, once buttressed by a bond of kinship, had eroded into discord. The genesis of their quarrel? Apisit’s refusal to leave the family home, a choice that his father vehemently opposed due to Apisit’s unemployment and penchant for stirring trouble. Attempts by local leader Bang-on Krochart to mediate had fallen on deaf ears, setting the atmosphere alight with tension. Fueled by a cocktail of exasperation…
Amid the political whirlwind enveloping Thailand, the nation finds itself grappling with intense scrutiny over its border security measures. The Thai-Cambodian border is the epicenter of these mounting concerns, catching the eye of the Senate Committee on Military and National Security. Recently, the committee extended a formal invite to Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the suspended Prime Minister, with the expectation that she sheds light on how the government intends to tackle these security challenges. Senator Chaiyong Maneerungsakul, both the committee’s secretary and its outspoken advocate, highlighted the urgency of the situation. Citing concerns over Thailand’s sovereignty, he expressed doubts about Cambodia’s intentions, suggesting they might be positioning themselves to outmaneuver Thailand across various fronts. The crux of the committee’s concern revolves around the handling of border disputes, exemplified by Thailand’s response to Cambodia’s alleged disregard for Memoranda of Understanding 43 and 44. The senators aren’t stopping at international borders; they’re also seeking…
In a recent cross-border caper that reads like a chapter from a crime thriller, the Eastern Border Security Forces nabbed two Thai women who concocted an elaborate tale of being duped into working in the bustling town of Poipet, Cambodia. However, reality struck with a resounding clang when it was revealed that these women were handpicked to cross the border with the covert mission of setting up mule bank accounts and performing face scans for a malicious call centre scam. Upon delving into their backgrounds, authorities uncovered a startling revelation: Ornuma Boonchoong, a 48-year-old suspect with a sweeping history, had her name associated with no less than 38 incriminating cases across the nation. Meanwhile, her 39-year-old partner-in-crime, Wanphen Bodirat, seemed more than willing to tango with the law. On the fateful day of July 6, as the sun baked the rugged paths of Ban Khlong Luek in Aranyaprathet district, Sa…
In an early morning incident that reads like a script from a thriller movie, the calm and picturesque southern province of Songkhla was jolted by a burst of flame as an electric car belonging to a former Member of Parliament turned into a blazing spectacle. On July 5th, whispers of political intrigue and mental health began swirling through the air as news of the arson spread like wildfire. The tale unfolds with Sirichok Sopha, a former MP from the Democrat Party, waking up to the dismal sight of his cherished GWM Haval H6 PHEV electric car engulfed in flames. The video of the scene was soon doing the rounds on social media, with the characteristic mix of shock, speculation, and hashtags one might expect from such an event. At first, eager netizens speculated that a malfunctioning battery of the futuristic vehicle might have sparked the fire, but alas, reality was…
Welcome to the vibrant city of Bangkok, where a groundbreaking initiative is setting a new standard in hospitality and creating waves of excitement among travelers. In the bustling heart of Thailand, a hotel has achieved a significant milestone—it has become the very first hotel in the nation to earn Muslim-friendly certification. This remarkable feat is part of a broader effort to enhance the tourism experience for Muslim visitors and improve Thailand’s reputation in the global travel landscape. Ninareeman Binnima, a compassionate and visionary Thai veterinarian, has been at the forefront of this transformative journey. She candidly shared with the Bangkok Post the challenges faced by Muslim business travelers arriving at Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang international airports. Many found themselves hard-pressed to locate Halal dining options, a predicament not sitting well with those seeking comfort on their travels. Recognizing this gap, Ninareeman joined forces with the Thai Muslim Trade Association (TMTA)…
Article In the bustling seaside city of Pattaya, famed for its lively nightlife and vibrant street food, one restaurant stands out—but not just for the tantalizing aromas wafting from its kitchen. Meet Napak-on “Prece” Jiraratchataphak, the owner of Kai Yok Krok restaurant, who has turned heads and sparked online buzz by blending tantalizing flavors with a dash of daring style. Prece has built quite the reputation not just for her delectably authentic Thai dishes but also for her unique cooking videos where she dons eye-catching, slightly revealing attire. Her bold approach captured the attention of both locals and tourists, making her an internet sensation faster than you can say “Pad Thai.” The digital fame brought throngs to her restaurant, eager to taste her acclaimed dishes and maybe snap a cheeky selfie with the culinary star. But as her fame grew, so did the chatter. Some thoughtful—and a few not so…
In the quiet embrace of the lush, green Wang Chan subdistrict of Khok Samrong district, Lop Buri province, a wave of tranquility often sweeps through the temple grounds where monks in saffron robes tread softly. Yet, on the evening of July 6th, a distressing hush fell over the sacred precincts as news of an untimely and tragic event surfaced. A revered figure, the 61-year-old abbot Phra Athikan Chatchai, known for his wisdom and kindness, was found lifeless outside his humble residence in what can only be described as a heart-wrenching scene. The silhouette of the temple, usually a symbol of solace and meditation, now played backdrop to an unsettling tableau as a knot of villagers, fraught with grief and bewilderment, gathered in what felt like a surreal, shared nightmare. Among them stood Police Lieutenant Suthiphong Sangthep, tasked with unraveling the circumstances surrounding the unexpected demise of the esteemed monk. At…
In a heartbreaking incident that adds to the rising tally of untimely beachside fatalities, tragedy struck once more on the picturesque shores of Phuket. On the early morning of July 5th, a 74-year-old Kuwaiti gentleman known as Mr. Naser met an unfortunate end after a seemingly innocuous swim turned perilous at Bang Tao Beach. The incident echoes tales of cautioning voices lost to the wind and the merciless embrace of the sea. As the sun cast its early glow over the placid landscape, the usual serenity of the beach was shattered by the distressing sight of Mr. Naser lying motionless among the rocks at the south end of the bay. The alarms had been raised by a keen-eyed resort owner whose establishment had been Mr. Naser’s abode for the past few months—a seasonal home away from home, now tinged with melancholy. Rewind the clock to the evening before, where merriment…
In the vibrant tapestry that is Thailand, recent developments have created a swirl of public discourse and government action. As of now, the controversial casino bill—seen by some as a gamble too far—is teetering precariously on the brink of collapse. Scheduled for a decisive parliamentary meeting on July 9th, the Entertainment Complex Bill faces mounting opposition. Over 100 activists have recently raised their voices, citing the lurking threats of addiction, crime, and inequality. The skeptics argue that the proposal lacks tangible financial benefits while failing to address critical social concerns. It’s a high-stakes showdown that has opposition MPs ready to initiate a no-confidence motion, forcing the government under tighter scrutiny. Meanwhile, Thailand’s ambitious domestic tourism subsidy scheme has hit choppy waters. Major hotel chains like Dusit and Minor have opted to steer clear, at least temporarily, citing repeated system failures. The Tourism Authority’s booking platform, plagued by glitches, has rendered…