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BANGKOK, 29th November 2017 (NNT) – The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives will cooperate with various agencies to hold the Thai Rice Festival 2017 in front of Bangkok City Hall from December 15th to 20th. The Director General of the Rice Department, Anan Suwannarat, said the Thai Rice Festival 2017 will
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An explosion at about 8:30 pm in front of the National Theatre in Bangkok on Monday evening, barely injured two women. The device exploded around 8.30pm near Sanam Luang, police said two women were slightly injured. A bomb squad inspected the device at the scene to check the explosive device, possibly
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BANGKOK — Five men arrested along the course of last week were still under military custody Monday for their suspected involvement in an alleged plot to bomb Suvarnabhumi Airport and other targets, a junta spokesman said. Up to 40 people were initially arrested in sweeping raids that lasted several days, raising
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BANGKOK, 27 September 2016 (NNT) – The Prime Minister has given assurances that the authorities are prepared with an integrated water management plan and are working to solve the flood issue, saying people in Bangkok should not worry about the water situation. Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha has said regarding the
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BANGKOK, 25 July 2016 (NNT) - Motorcycles, bicycles, and auto-rickshaws or tuk-tuks are now banned from various bridges and tunnels across Bangkok, in a bid to prevent accidents and keep the traffic flowing. It has been recently announced on the Royal Thai Government Gazette website that motorcycles, bicycles, auto-rickshaws and other
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TWO BANGKOK police captains are facing investigations over allegations that they were involved in the purchase of a police inspector’s position, acting Metropolitan Police chief Pol Lt-General Sanit Mahathaworn said yesterday. Anyone convicted of taking bribes could face five years in prison and a Bt10,000 fine, while the buyer of a
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BANGKOK — The trial of a Spanish man accused of murdering and brutally dismembering another Spaniard in Bangkok will go forward after he plead not guilty to all charges in court Monday. Artur Segarra, 37, was brought from Bangkok Remand Prison to the Criminal Court where he entered his plea after
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BANGKOK:-- A phone video clip taken by a Hong Kong tourist showed an unusual theft that might be a warning to others. As one of the tourists videos the journey to the hotel in Thailand's iconic transport, the driver seems to make some kind of hand signal. Seconds later a bag snatch
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