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BANGKOK — Top officials in Thailand's military government have defended using the state budget to employ relatives, after it emerged that fifty-seven members of the junta’s legislature have hired family members as personal aides. A report published by the investigative newsite Isra News revealed that 57 lawmakers in the 220-member National
Read More CHONBURI — More than 20 Thai staff at a go-cart arena in the resort town of Pattaya assaulted four Kuwaiti tourists because of a "miscommunication" last night, police say. According to police reports, the four Kuwaitis were driving go-carts at Go Cart Pattaya on Soi Thep Prasit 9, when one of
Read More Thai Airways International will reduce its workforce by 20% through buyouts and attrition over the next five years, government and labour union officials said Tuesday. Transport Minister Prajin Juntong confirmed THAI would not lay off any staff, but said the national carrier would see its employee numbers cut through retirement and
Read More A pickup truck carrying hospital staff from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi skidded and overturned on a steep mountain slope in Sangkhla Buri district, killing one woman and injuring nine other people, including two boys. Read more: Bangkok Post
Read More BANGKOK, 26 September 2014 (NNT) – Television producers from Channel 3 have submitted a letter containing over 200 signatures to Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha in a bid to urge government intervention over the looming blackout of the channel. Members of the channel including producers and actors sent the letter in
Read More Rally leader Suthep Thaugsuban on Thursday led his supporters to the Provincial Electricity Authority headquarters on Ngamwongwan Road in Nonthaburi province. Read more: The Nation
Read More BANGKOK — Facing huge financial losses, Thai Airways is slated to "encourage" 5,000 of its employees to resign in order to save operational costs, the director airline said. Calls for Thai Airways to either privatise or drastically reform its structure have grown steadily in recent months as the state-owned national airline
Read More BANGKOK, April 3 - Anti-government protesters rallied at the Foreign Ministry today to urge officials to stop serving the caretaker Yingluck Shinawatra government. On their arrival at the ministry from their Lumpini Park rally site, they were welcomed by some officials who waved at them and handed over donations to
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