Bangkok’s culinary landscape is set to dazzle yet again on September 7, 2024, as the prestigious Shangri-La Bangkok rolls out its 18th “Raan Dung Ross Ded” event. This much-loved street food celebration will light up the hotel’s poolside, promising an unmatched dining spectacle beneath the stars. Feast on Excellence: An exquisite all-you-can-eat buffet featuring Michelin Guide-listed stalls Shangri-La’s signature dishes and a selection of gourmet desserts Live music and family-friendly activities to set the mood right Michelin-Recognized Delights: Mr. Jo’s Kuay Jup (Bib Gourmand 2018-2024) Charoen Saeng Silom’s Stewed Pork Knuckle (Bib Gourmand 2018-2024) Prince’s Jok (Bib Gourmand 2018-2023) Fah’s Famous Fried Chicken Shangri-La’s Phad Thai by Chef Yanavit Theerasomboonkun Chef’s Specials: Indulge your taste buds with a tantalizing array of Chef’s Specials, including Pho Bo, Fish and Chips, Shang Palace BBQ Combination Rice, Shumai, Thai Shaved Ice, and the ever-refreshing Fresh Coconut Ice Cream. Pricing: Adults: THB 749 net…
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Get ready to rev up your engines and celebrate because BMW Thailand has once again cruised its way to the top! Crowned with the “Marketeer No. 1 Brand Thailand 2024” award in the Premium Cars category, BMW Thailand is basking in the limelight. This accolade isn’t just any trophy on the mantle; it’s bestowed by Marketeer, a big name in the marketing news world that’s been spotlighting Thailand’s top brands for 13 years running. This year’s victory is a sparkling testament to BMW Thailand’s unwavering grip on the premium automotive segment. The “Marketeer No.1 Brand Thailand” award applauds BMW Thailand for its relentless dedication to pioneering car innovations and premium services that cater to the discerning tastes of Thai motorists. Think ‘Sheer Driving Pleasure’ paired with ‘Customer Centricity’—a combination that Thai drivers can’t seem to resist, and rightly so! On receiving the honor, Mr. Rene Gerhard, the big boss at…
Charoen Pokphand Group (C.P. Group) and its subsidiaries are investing heart and soul in the potential of the youth. In an inspiring move, they are sending 20 young representatives from various business divisions to take part in One Young World 2024—the planet’s most significant youth leadership summit. This marks the ninth year in a row for their involvement, with the event scheduled to take place from September 18 to 21, 2024, in the vibrant city of Montréal, Canada. Here, the brightest young minds from over 190 countries will come together to tackle pressing global issues under the banner “Inspiring Young Leaders for a Sustainable Intelligence World.” The summit’s five focal points are Indigenous Voices, The Climate and Ecological Crisis, Artificial Intelligence, Health Equality, and Peace. In preparation for the summit, C.P. Group has left no stone unturned. They organized intense training sessions for their representatives. These included an eye-opening visit…
What happens when two colossal Maersk vessels, carrying hazardous furnace waste from Albania, are barred from docking at Thai ports? It’s a tale of regulatory vigilance, international intrigue, and a race against time across the high seas. Let’s dive into this captivating maritime saga that reads like an eco-thriller, starring Laem Chabang Port in Chon Buri as the reported destination for this unwelcome cargo. Picture this: The sky, an endless stretch of brilliant blue, stretching over Laem Chabang Port—a place busy with the hum of hardworking cranes and the rhythm of import-export activities. Amidst this bustling scene, alarming news crackles over the radio waves. Two mighty Maersk ships, laden with perilous electric arc furnace dust, are en route from Albania. The stakes are high, the potential environmental damage enormous, and the clock is ticking. Deputy Transport Minister Manaporn Charoensri, donning the hat of a vigilant sentinel, steps into the spotlight.…
In a dramatic turn of events on Highway 11 in Nakhon Sawan, highway police intercepted a speeding pickup truck, leading to the arrest of fifteen illegal job seekers from Myanmar along with their two Thai accomplices. This gripping incident unfolded in the Nong Bua district, catching the attention of both locals and law enforcement. Highway police first noticed the suspicious vehicle, a pickup truck with dark-tinted windows and a heavily-loaded bed covered by a roof, barreling along the highway at an alarming speed. Suspicions were fueled, and the patrol car swung into action, initiating a high-speed pursuit that would eventually bring the truck to a halt near kilometer marker 97. Upon inspection, officers discovered an astonishing scene: the truck was crammed with people. Packed both inside the cabin and on the truck bed under the roof, the fifteen passengers were identified as Myanmar nationals lacking proper entry documents. Additionally, there…
In an astonishing series of events captured on video, a young passenger was seen clinging to the door rail of a moving train, only to be struck by a pole beside the track. The incident unfolded on August 5th, somewhere between Ban Ton Don and Phatthalung stations. The dramatic footage, a screenshot of which has been circulated widely, was posted on the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) Facebook page, sparking widespread discussion and concern. The sequence of events began at precisely 3:15 PM, with the passenger onboard train No. 452, traveling a long route from Sungai Kolok in Narathiwat to Nakhon Si Thammarat. The 19-year-old thrill-seeker decided to lean out of the train door, one arm precariously gripping the rail while the other captured the moment on his phone for social media fame. As the train rattled past, his unguarded moment turned perilous when he collided with a pole standing…
The serene town of Chon Buri witnessed an unexpected tragedy that left the community in shock and grief. Pol Lt Gen Trairong Phiwpan, an esteemed commissioner of the Police Forensic Science Office, has issued a somber warning after a chilling incident led to the death of a policewoman and her two daughters in a small family home. On a seemingly ordinary Monday, the family attempted to tackle a clogged pipe in their tiny bathroom, utilizing an unlicensed sulphuric acid product. Unbeknownst to them, this seemingly simple household task would unleash catastrophic consequences. Sulphuric acid, when combined with caustic soda, creates a perilous reaction, releasing noxious fumes commonly referred to as sewer gas. It is this lethal combination that poses grave dangers, especially in confined spaces. The bathroom in question was a modest 1.20 meters wide, 2.50 meters long, and 2.05 meters high, with only a solitary hole for ventilation. The…
Central Restaurants Group, a beacon in Thailand’s bustling restaurant scene, recently snagged the prestigious “Organisation Contributing to the Welfare of People with Disabilities” award. This notable accolade was bestowed upon them at a magnificent ceremony organized by the Social Development and Children, Youth, Women, Elderly, Disabled, and Underprivileged Commission of the Senate, where the crème de la crème of contributors to social welfare gather to be honoured. Wearing a broad smile, Ms. Jaruwan Ngampisutpaisan, the Senior Vice President of Human Resources, gracefully accepted the certificate of honour on behalf of the company. With the primary aim of the ceremony being to spotlight and celebrate organisations making tangible differences in society, it sets the benchmark for others aspiring to foster inclusivity and empowerment. This gala event also amplified the stories of those commitment to promoting the well-being of disabled individuals, showcasing their contributions far and wide, inspiring sectors across society to…
An Aeon Orange supermarket in Yangon, Myanmar. (Photo: Kyodo) In an unexpected turn of events, Hiroshi Kasamatsu, a prominent figure in the Japanese supermarket landscape, has returned to freedom. Kasamatsu, serving as the merchandise division chief of Aeon Orange Co., a joint venture of the Japanese supermarket chain Aeon Company in Myanmar, was released after being convicted of breaching rice pricing regulations enforced by Myanmar’s military government. Diplomatic sources confirmed this development on Tuesday. The 53-year-old executive made a swift exit from Yangon and touched down safely in Bangkok on the same day, reportedly in good health. While the exact details surrounding his release remain murky, sources suggest that a return to Japan is imminent for Kasamatsu. His initial detainment began on June 30, with formal charges levied against him on July 11, 2024. His ordeal culminated on Monday with a conviction, a one-year prison sentence, and a fine. This…
Following the roaring success of SIAL Shanghai from May 28-30, 2014, which magnetically drew in over 5,000 exhibitors from 75 countries and 175,739 visitors from 110 countries, the Comexposium Group—a veritable titan in the global event organization scene, orchestrating over 170 B2C and B2B events across 11 sectors—is setting the stage for two spellbinding food and beverage exhibitions for Thai entrepreneurs. Buckle up because these exhibitions aren’t just any run-of-the-mill events; they’re your ticket to the heart of the food and beverage universe! First up, we’ve got SIAL Shenzhen, the gateway to the burgeoning food and beverage market in Southern China. The Chinese government has grand plans to pivot Shenzhen into a hubbub of international food industry investments, an epicenter dubbed the “International Food Valley.” This event, scheduled from September 2-4, 2024, promises a whirlwind of high-stakes business matchmaking and spectacular returns on investment. The venue? The cosmically vast Shenzhen…