In the vibrant district of Hat Yai, a place known for its bustling streets and lively eateries, a heart-wrenching event unfolded, casting a somber shadow on what was meant to be a joyous celebration. It was a late Sunday evening, the air tinged with a festive spirit, as young children gathered with hopeful anticipation at Khrua Paowana eatery on Nuan Kaew Uthit Road. The occasion? A birthday party for a 12-year-old boy, amidst family and laughter. As the clock ticked closer to 10 PM, the clinking of glasses and chatter filled the cozy restaurant, a haven for locals savoring each moment of leisure. But in an unexpected twist of fate, the warmth of the evening was shattered. Enter Akarapon Pamchamnong, a familiar 50-year-old figure in the community—a defense volunteer who frequented the eatery. He had come, as usual, to indulge in a quiet drink, seeking solace in the solitude outside…
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Huawei Cloud is undoubtedly setting new standards in the realm of digital innovation by unveiling a slew of AI-infused solutions and noteworthy upgrades, all designed to propel enterprises into the digital future with remarkable speed. This groundbreaking announcement underscores Huawei Cloud’s unwavering dedication to delivering avant-garde technologies that cater to a variety of industry demands, optimize efficiency, and ensure robust data security compliance. Zeng Xingyun, the eminent President of Huawei Cloud APAC, emphasized, “In the past five years, Huawei Cloud has witnessed a staggering 30-fold growth in the APAC region, establishing itself as the fastest-expanding cloud service provider among the world’s top five cloud vendors. This meteoric rise can be credited to our relentless pursuit of technological innovation and a flourishing local ecosystem.” According to Ms. Celine Cao, the dynamic CEO of Huawei Cloud Thailand, “Huawei Cloud is relentlessly committed to empowering industries with intelligent and secure cloud solutions. The…
The Royal Thai Police (RTP), in a commendable stride towards reform, has teamed up with the United Kingdom to spearhead a groundbreaking project. This initiative, dedicated to revamping custody procedures, enhancing safety standards, and upliftment of living conditions for detainees in police stations, marks a significant leap forward for law enforcement in Thailand. On a recent Friday, an illustrious panel that included Pol Gen Thatchai Pitaneelaboot, the RTI inspector-general, David Thomas, the British Charge d’Affaires, David Lawes, an esteemed adviser to the UK’s interior minister, along with Northumbria Police representatives, converged online to assess the project’s remarkable progress. In a pioneering move, the RTP has handpicked Pathumwan police station and Muang Chanthaburi station as the initial sites to model a comprehensive UK-inspired framework. This model is designed to uplift the standards of safety and quality of life for those in custody. Pol Gen Thatchai emphasized that since July, Thai police…
In the ever-evolving world of retail, where experiences matter as much as the products themselves, The Mall Group is taking leaps to ensure that shopping isn’t just a transaction, but a memorable journey. With the expansion of its ‘Global Privilege’ perks, M Card is revolutionizing the shopping vista for its members who are eyeing a jaunt to the cultural haven of Hong Kong. At the epicenter of this enhancement is K11 MUSEA, nestled in the vibrant alleys of Victoria Dockside amidst Hong Kong’s buzzing Tsim Sha Tsui district. If you’re wondering where culture marries commerce in the most enchanting way, K11 MUSEA, often dubbed Hong Kong’s ‘Silicon Valley of Culture,’ might just be the place for you. The shopping haven stands out with its innovative design and avant-garde architecture, featuring a plethora of eminent and budding streetwear brands. As if that’s not enough, the retail destination pulsates with the rhythm…
In the vibrant corridors of political strategy and legislative maneuvering, Chief Government Whip Wisut Chainarun wears both the hat of a conductor and a coach, ensuring the legislative orchestra hits all the right notes in this session of the House. Imagine a well-choreographed ballet of bills, each playing its crucial part in the grand opera of governance—an opera that’s not just for show, but for steering the ship of state smoothly through the seas of public policy and national interest. Mr. Wisut, who stands as a list-member of parliament under the illustrious banner of the ruling Pheu Thai Party, is brimming with optimism. He’s confident that the House’s scrutiny prowess would shine through, efficiently sifting through some 20 urgent bills that have lined up, awaiting their turn to dance on the floor since the session re-opened its doors on December 12. It’s a legislative juggling act, and everyone’s focused on…
The Ministry of Public Health is stepping up its game by establishing an emergency operations center (EOC) to closely monitor the cholera situation, after two suspicious cases made an appearance in hospitals located within Thailand’s Tak province. This proactive move comes off the heels of worrisome reports from Shwe Kokko town in Myanmar, just a stone’s throw away from Tak, where cholera has taken a grim toll, snatching away two lives and sickening about 300 others. In a briefing that took place yesterday, the unflappable Dr. Opas Karnkawinpong, who heads the helm as the public health permanent secretary, highlighted that both Mae Ramat and Mae Sot districts are especially in the danger zone due to their uncomfortable closeness to Shwe Kokko. These districts are bustling hubs, teeming with factories and a diverse tapestry of foreign nationals. The upcoming New Year celebrations, a time of joyful social gatherings and communal feasts,…
In the bustling hub of Udon Thani, where the vibrant culture melds seamlessly with modern chaos, a brewing storm has shaken the pillars of the traffic police department. Eighteen traffic officers have found themselves caught in the eye of controversy, suspended from their posts and awaiting the outcomes of a probing investigation. A scandal revolving around traffic ticket bribes has set the city abuzz, sparking outrage and initiating a public outcry against what is being revealed as deeply rooted malfeasance. The catalyst for this firestorm? A post on the notorious “E-Sor Khayee Laek” Facebook page, a platform renowned for blowing the lid off scandalous affairs. The post featured a video clip akin to a blockbuster thriller, where traffic police were captured offering a driver an unseemly choice: pay the bribe now or face the dreary fate of an official traffic ticket later. The uproar from the digital coliseum was swift…
In a dazzling whirl of innovation and technology, Mahidol University’s Faculty of Medicine at Siriraj Hospital has boldly stepped into the future with a revolutionary training platform. By adopting virtual reality to teach facial anatomy, this iconic institution is reducing its reliance on traditional, and might I say, somewhat macabre, cadaver-based training. This leap into the digital age was unveiled during the captivating “Advancing Education with 3D Anatomy Software and Virtual Reality for Facial Injections” workshop, held recently in collaboration with the avant-garde minds at South Korea’s SurgiMind Inc. Leading the charge into this brave new world, Dr. Apichat Asavamongkolkul, esteemed dean of the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, passionately asserted the faculty’s zeal for modernizing medical education through technological wizardry. “One of our main missions,” Dr. Apichat expounded with palpable enthusiasm, “is producing graduates, healthcare professionals, and specialized physicians who are poised to meet the demands of tomorrow.” His…
Subang: In the bustling corridors of regional politics, an intriguing meeting is set to unfold that has piqued the interest of many eyes across Asean. Former Thai Prime Minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, known for his charismatic charm and political acumen, is slated to sit down with Malaysia’s own Prime Minister, Anwar Ibrahim, on the picturesque island of Langkawi this Thursday. But this isn’t just a mere casual chat over coffee; it’s a vital discussion on the trajectory of Asean’s regional development and the myriad challenges that lie ahead. Reported by The Edge Malaysia, this highly anticipated rendezvous follows immediately after the meeting between Mr. Anwar and Indonesia’s President, Prabowo Subianto, which is planned for Monday. It seems Mr. Anwar is geared up for a week filled with diplomatic dialogues, with each meeting holding its weight in shaping future regional strategies. The choice of interlocutors couldn’t be more fitting. Prabowo Subianto, a…
Imagine a pristine beach, untouched by human footprints, stretching into the horizon under a clear blue sky. But on the fateful day of December 26, 2004, Patong Beach in Phuket became the resting place of a car, stranded in the wake of one of nature’s fiercest displays of power—the massive tsunami that forever altered the lives of over 227,000 individuals across various countries. Among the regions hit, Thailand counted a chilling toll of more than 5,000 souls lost and 8,000 wounded in the chaos. Fast forward to this Thursday, and the echo of that devastating event reverberates once more as Phuket prepares to host a significant commemorative event, marking the 20th anniversary since the tsunami. With a heart heavy with memories yet brimming with a resilient spirit, the residents of Phuket, alongside global visitors, are set to gather in honor of the past. Six southern provinces including Phuket, Phangnga, Krabi,…