In a display of technological prowess and partnership, Huawei Technologies (Thailand) Co., Ltd. executed an unforgettable spectacle with its annual “Huawei Thailand Partner Summit 2025.” Imagine a bustling assembly of over 800 passionate minds, spanning a remarkable 300 company representatives, all converged under a singular banner of innovation. Titled under the promising theme, “Growing Together for a Digital and Intelligent Future,” the summit painted a vivid picture of transformation, earmarking the ascendancy of artificial intelligence (AI) in reshaping industries across the board. Banging the drum of collaboration, Huawei reaffirmed its steadfast “Partners + Huawei” strategy, aimed at propelling Thai businesses headfirst into the intelligent age. The enthusiastic turnout was a testament to the surging momentum of digital transformation and the nurturing of a vibrant partner ecosystem within the Land of Smiles. Advancing Intelligent Transformation At the forefront of this revolution stood Mr. William Zhang, Harvard’s sartorial exponent, who chairs Huawei…
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In a tale that seems plucked straight from the pages of an action-packed thriller, four audacious individuals from Colombia and Peru executed a heist that left a trail of intrigue and drama in its wake. The picturesque province of Pathum Thani played the backdrop for this daring escapade, where treasures worth a whopping five million baht swiftly vanished into thin air, only to be recovered in a thrilling pursuit. The stage was set on a serene Sunday evening in Muang district’s Bang Khu Wat subdistrict. Ms. Duangdao, a 66-year-old resident and unassuming victim, returned home with her family after an evening of delightful dining, only to find her peaceful abode transformed into a scene of audacious larceny. Her haven had been ransacked, and a 40-kilogramme safe, laden with gold necklaces, diamond rings, precious amulets, designer handbags, and a cache of various currencies, had mysteriously disappeared. Enter the surveillance star of…
In a move that’s resonated across the nation, the Student Loan Fund (SLF) has announced plans to deduct an additional 3,000 baht per month from the salaries of borrowers with outstanding debts. It’s a decision that sparked a social media firestorm, leading to a whirlwind of concerns and questions. At the heart of this issue is Nanthawan Wongkhachornjit, the fund’s manager, who recently stepped forward to shed light on this controversial initiative. Like a bolt from the blue, the letter that announced this extra deduction set digital tongues wagging, as it swiftly circulated online. People were puzzled – why would borrowers, who have been diligently making their regular payments, suddenly face such a steep increase? Ms. Nanthawan clarified that this additional deduction targets only those who have failed to clear their overdue debts by July each year. As the saying goes, “time waits for no one,” and unchecked debts will…
In the ever-bustling realm of Southeast Asian affairs, an intricate tapestry is unwinding along the flow of the Kok River—one of life’s essential streams—where the blend of water and land is not just geography but a lifeline for countless lives downstream in Chiang Mai. The Thai authorities, with a sense of urgency that rivals the monsoon tides, have turned their hopeful gazes toward Myanmar, seeking a partnership that could be the river’s savior. The Office of the National Water Resources (ONWR) of Thailand is fervently echoing the clarion call for cooperation, emphasizing not just the importance but the critical necessity of collaborative efforts to fend off the lurking menace of toxic contamination. A threat that not only endangers the river’s health but also imperils the public communities relying on its flow. Surasee Kittimonthon, the ever-diligent ONWR secretary-general, has stepped into the spotlight, urging an immediate cessation of water usage—a move…
In the bustling heart of Bangkok, as relentless efforts to clear debris continued at the crumbled remains of the State Audit Office (SAO) building, heavy machinery worked tirelessly under the watchful eyes of officials. Amidst the clamor and dust of the demolition zone, a somber mission unfolded as rescue teams desperately searched for any signs of those missing beneath the rubble. (Photo: Nutthawat Wichieanbut) With the collapse still shrouded in mystery, the air buzzed with the echoes of nearly 100 voices – each interviewed by police as they pieced together the fateful series of events leading to the disaster. Pol Maj Gen Noppasil Poonsawat, the city’s diligent deputy commissioner, led a team sifting through evidence in a criminal probe as intricate as a game of chess. Witness statements were collected like puzzle pieces, with forensic examinations and expert assessments hot on their heels. The roster of those interviewed? A raw…
The clang of machinery echoed through the debris-laden landscape as rescue crews, guided by Governor Chadchart’s unwavering determination, forged through the night. From 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, the relentless efforts of heavy machinery were brought to bear on the rubble, clearing a path forward. As dust settled, the canine heroes were unleashed—K-9 teams primed to sniff out life amongst the destruction. At the stroke of 10:00 p.m., hope took form as a faint reply to rescuers’ calls echoed from the depths. With bated breath and sonar equipment poised, the team reached out again, pleading for a sign. A knock returned their call—faint yet clear—an unmistakable acknowledgment of life beneath layers of concrete. Chadchart, channeling both expert assessments and a leader’s intuition, placed faith in the hope that survivors might be huddled near the elusive fire escape. “We found the fire escape yesterday,” he shared, determination lacing his…
In the wake of the natural calamities that occasionally strike with zero prejudice, the government has set forth a well-orchestrated system to provide a helping hand to those caught in the crossfire of nature’s wrath. Imagine an earthquake rocketing the tranquil grounds of a metropolitan area and leaving in its wake a trail of devastation. To cushion the blow, assistance is brought to the forefront for those whose permanent residences have fallen victim to the earth’s untimely shake. For someone seeking refuge from such adversity, the road to recovery starts with a vital document: the disaster victim certificate, procured from the trusty district office. This golden ticket of sorts is indispensable and needed alongside proof of residency—be it a registered house, a leased space turned new abode, or another variant of living quarters treated as a permanent dwelling. The Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) teams up with the…
The aftermath of nature’s unforeseen dance can sometimes leave a hint of chaos in its wake, as was the case after recent inspections of the 437 Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA)-affiliated schools. Astonishingly, out of all these educational bastions, 70 were found to be lightly tiptoed upon by nature’s rhythm. Think of minor ailments such as cracks akin to laugh lines on a seasoned face, or the mischief of fallen ceiling plaster that perhaps tired of holding its breath. Then there were the elevators, those trusty navigators of vertical dreams, that felt a bit off balance, while certain columns and building structures showed evidence of minor shifting, perhaps after sweet nothings exchanged with Mother Earth. Staircases and teachers’ abodes bore witness to her gentle caress, as though inquisitive about the daily hustle within. Now enter the scene: a brigade of engineers, armed not with spanners and hammers at the ready, but…
In the hush of an ordinary midday in bustling Hat Yai, an unexpected twist of fate led to a dramatic scene unravelling at the Thai Udom 2 gold shop. Just as the morning sun reached its zenith, around 11:55 am, a man stealthily entered the store, his intent as unmistakable as the glint of the golden treasures displayed around him. This wasn’t merely a shopper captivated by the allure of gold, but rather a criminal orchestrating a brazen heist. Meet the protagonist of this notorious escapade—Yee Boon Long, aged 61, a Malaysian gentleman with a notable criminal repertoire. As the story unfolded, it became clear that Yee, unmasked and unflinching, instilled fear into the staff, claiming 138 baht-weight, which translates to an impressive 2.1 kilograms of gold jewellery, befitting a cinematic exit. With his plunder stashed in a deceptively ordinary shopping bag, he exited the scene with nonchalant audacity, disappearing…
In the haunting aftermath of the tragic collapse of the State Audit Office building in Chatuchak district, which plummeted to the ground during the intense March 28 earthquake centered in Myanmar, rescuers continue their relentless search for 72 missing souls. The disastrous incident has already claimed 22 lives, a number that has cast a shadow over the bustling spirit of Bangkok. On a fateful Wednesday, two weeks post-tragedy, the rescue mission was in full throttle, transforming the desolate construction site into a hub of determined activity. It was a day that saw the steady hum of heavy machinery merge with the hopeful yet somber determination of the rescuers. As the formidable machines worked tirelessly to clear the massive battlefield of concrete and steel, a semblance of hope lingered in the air. The operation was a colossal undertaking, with an impressive lineup of 21 machines onsite, including colossal backhoes and towering…