Acme-Worawat, the illustrious crypto billionaire and business magnate, found himself mingling with the crème de la crème of the UAE, namely Sheikh Dr. Saif Ahmad Belhasa. This exciting rendezvous took place at none other than Dubai’s exclusivity-laden ‘Fame Park.’ Notably, Acme-Worawat was the first Thai national to grace this select gathering, a fact he didn’t take lightly. With a token of appreciation in hand—a stylish #iHoldACT shirt—he made his grand entrance into this private sanctuary. Worawat Narknawdee, fondly referred to as the ‘Crypto King’ and a colossus in the world of Bitcoin investment, has built a reputation that precedes him in Asia. Alongside his equally commendable wife, Nonny-Nutcha Schuhmacher, a starlet with her own dazzling spotlight, Worawat was personally invited by Sheikh Dr. Saif Ahmad Belhasa himself. The prestigious invite wasn’t just a walk in the park—no pun intended—but an opportunity to tour Fame Park, the enigmatic “forbidden zoo” that…
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Phuket is turning heads with its latest venture, setting the stage to become a shimmering crypto paradise. As Thailand dives headfirst into a new payment system using cryptocurrencies, the sunlit island aims to make it a breeze for tourists to unleash their spending prowess. The masterminds behind this innovation anticipate not just joy for tech-inspired travelers, but a sleek and savvy reboot for the nation’s tourism scene, declared an enthusiastic government spokesperson. “Through digital advancements, we aspire to craft a seamless experience for all our visitors.” This visionary initiative was proudly proclaimed by Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira, marking the debut of foreign adventurers dabbling with Bitcoin and a variety of digital currencies as payment alternatives. Unveiled at a recent seminar in bustling Bangkok, this ambitious blueprint targets Phuket and similar tourist hotspots to pioneer its crypto revolution. Tourists in the trial can effortlessly manage their digital…
For all ambitious dream chasers who aspire to own their own piece of paradise in the heart of Thailand’s bustling cities, here’s a gleaming opportunity. The government-backed “Baan Pheu Khon Thai” initiative, announced by Transport Minister Suriya Juangroongruangkit, serves up a chance on a silver platter to those earning under 50,000 baht a month to snag a cozy, affordable home right near the city hustle. Mark your calendars, as registration throws open its doors on January 20, and the allure of a new home awaits. This visionary project aims to craft fully furnished homes conveniently placed near major urban areas, making life easy and breezy for city dwellers. With the State Railway of Thailand graciously offering up state-owned land for this grand initiative, mortgage payments are set tantalizingly low, starting at just 4,000 baht per month—a deal too good to pass up! Five-star living is set to unfold in four…
In the sleepy yet vigilant district of Tha Uthen, tucked away within the picturesque bounds of Nakhon Phanom province, the Border Patrol Police Company 237 made waves with an extraordinary bust. On an otherwise ordinary yesterday, duty merged with destiny as officers seized a whopping 240,000 methamphetamine tablets and packets of the infamous Happy Water, a type one narcotic that’s anything but joyful. These illicit substances had made a harrowing journey, smuggled across the enigmatic flows of the Mekong River, destined for clandestine distribution within Thailand’s opulent borders. But the drug traffickers underestimated the unyielding resolve of the local law enforcement. The story unfolded when, on the auspicious date of Tuesday, January 7, a hush-hush tip-off reached the keen ears of anti-narcotics officers at Border Patrol Police Company 237. Through whispered words, a local informant unveiled the looming menace—a large cache of drugs was stealthily slipping from a neighboring hinterland…
In the heartwarming and often harsh landscapes of Thailand’s Isaan province, a tale of both sadness and hope unfolded in the town of Kalasin. A generous man by the name of Thanachat Chaiyasart has emerged as a local hero by extending a helping hand to a young boy in distress. His story has touched the hearts of many across the nation, shedding light on the struggles faced by some of Thailand’s most vulnerable. The saga began when Thanachat stumbled upon a seven-year-old boy named Ice, who was living alone in harrowing conditions. As reports later unfolded, Ice had become a victim of physical abuse by an unidentified individual in the neighborhood, known to be a hub for drug addicts. The images shared by Thanachat on his Facebook profile were gut-wrenching, displaying Ice’s face marred by bruises and a particularly severe injury to his left eye, which had turned a ghastly…
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, a dynamic leader at the helm of Thailand, is throwing a much-needed spotlight on a pressing issue: healthcare in Phuket. Amidst the rising cries and clamor of the public, various fundraising efforts are bubbling up, targeting the heart of the matter— the enhancement of cancer treatment facilities on the island. This morning, during a high-stake meeting held at the bustling hub of Phuket International Airport, the youthful 38-year-old Thai Prime Minister, whose presence was as vibrant as ever, addressed the dire necessity for modernizing state hospitals like Vachira Phuket Hospital to effectively tackle rising illnesses such as cancer. Her words struck the chord of urgency, “Public healthcare demands upgrading state hospitals to be capable of treating all diseases, with a special focus on cancer.” Currently, the island’s residents, alongside generous business entities, are rallying under the rallying cry to drum up 290 million baht to plant…
The heart-rending account of a three-year-old, Diana, succumbing to a viral infection, is nothing short of poignant. It serves as a grim reminder of life’s fragility. Nestled in Chumphon province, Thailand, Diana’s untimely passing due to acute myocarditis has left her family shattered—a vivid nightmare they never saw coming. Dr. Anu Thongdaeng, specializing in public health from Chumphon, shed light on this viral culprit—an enterovirus stealthily lurking within our everyday environment. Although typically harmless, occasionally, it mercilessly wreaks havoc, as seen in Diana’s tragic case. On a seemingly ordinary day, a mild fever overtook young Diana without much ado—nothing distinct to cause concern. Her loving parents, Puwanat and Apichaya, were meticulous in monitoring her health, vigilant after her brushes with fevers in the past. They adhered to medical guidelines religiously, juggling treatments and day-to-day nurture. Yet, fate had different plans. January 5 dawned like any other, but was marred by…
In a heart-wrenching incident that unfolded in the heart of Ban Phai district, Khon Kaen province, the lives of two young students from a local school’s football academy were irrevocably changed. On the evening of January 8, as the clock struck 7:10 PM, a somber shadow fell across the community when a pickup truck, driven by a young man named Nid, collided with the pair as they attempted to cross a bustling road. The tragic accident resulted in the untimely death of one student, while his companion was left clinging to life, his future hanging by a thread. The driver, distraught and shaken, could only recount his vain attempt to avert the collision. Amidst the chaos, the Ban Phai district police and emergency responders arrived promptly at the scene near Ban Pang Ngiu School, nestled along the busy Chaeng Sanit Road in the Hin Tang subdistrict. There, they discovered the…
Suchatvee Suwansawat, a deputy leader of the Democrat Party, recently opened up about the devastating effects of PM2.5 air pollution on his family, shining a light on the gravity of the situation. He shared a poignant tale of how his father was unexpectedly rushed to the emergency room, gasping for breath and enduring severe chest pains. The verdict? An allergic backlash to the noxious air enveloping the city, sparking off respiratory distress and complications. The doctors, empathizing with Suchatvee’s father’s advanced age, recommended he keep up with morning exercises, not realizing this advice would eventually lead to an alarming turn of events. The insidious pollutants were too much, driving him into the intensive care unit, struggling against adversity to get a clean gulp of air. Suchatvee, speaking with a passionate resolve, emphasized how perilously close and dangerous PM2.5 pollution really is—even to those who don’t anticipate its lurking menace until…
In the vibrant and bustling city of Khon Kaen, a peculiar story echoes through its streets, capturing the local imagination. At its heart is a 40-year-old delivery rider distinguished by her whimsical cat-ear helmet and controversial antics. Despite being known for her eccentric presence, recent actions have thrust her into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. On breezy mornings not too long ago, security cameras at an unsuspecting local eatery on Anamai 2 Road captured our daring rider indulging in a dubious pastime. Dec. 30 last year and Jan. 5 this year were not just ordinary days in Khon Kaen; they were a scene worthy of a detective novel, featuring our feisty rider unloading assorted debris, ranging from everyday items like used tissues and cotton buds to the atypical – a lone sneaker and a clear liquid. A clean glaze soon adorned the street outside the restaurant, offering little…