| Man dies from extreme heat in zinc-clad Thai home |
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In a tragic turn of events, a 39 year old man succumbed to the extreme heat in Thailand, passing away inside his zinc-clad home. His sister recounted the harrowing moments leading up to his final breath, revealing his last words before his untimely death. On the afternoon of May 3, in the community of Premruethai, … The story Man dies from extreme heat in zinc-clad Thai home as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Thailand schools advised to halt in-person teaching during extreme heat |
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The Basic Education Commission’s secretary-general issued guidance to all school administrations to halt in-person teachings during periods of extreme heat. Thanu Wongchinda’s announcement, made yesterday, aims to safeguard the health of both students and teachers, considering the potential risk of heat stroke. The first half of April is predicted to bring intense heat, particularly affecting … The story Thailand schools advised to halt in-person teaching during extreme heat as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Motorcyclist severely injured in Maha Sawat tunnel crash |
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A motorcycle accident in the Mahai Sawan tunnel en route to Dao Khanong left a man with severe injuries. The incident occurred early this morning, and emergency personnel were quickly dispatched to the scene to assist. Motorcycle accidents are an unfortunate but common occurrence on the roads, and the Mahai Sawan tunnel has been the … The story Motorcyclist severely injured in Maha Sawat tunnel crash as seen on Thaiger News. |
| OnlyFans creator fined in Bangsaen for explicit beach display |
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A content creator on the adult platform OnlyFans has been fined by Bangsaen police for a sexually explicit public display after her video garnered over two million views. The incident, which took place on the popular Bangsaen Beach in Chon Buri province, involved the woman engaging in sexual acts with a fan. The video, initially … The story OnlyFans creator fined in Bangsaen for explicit beach display as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Patong police increase beach patrols to curb illegal activities |
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Patong police and officials from Patong Municipality ramped up their patrols on Patong Beach to clamp down on violations such as the illegal sale of fireworks and night-time alcohol vending. The increased surveillance, which began on May 3 at 11pm, also seeks to enforce restrictions on the setting up of tables and chairs on the beach. … The story Patong police increase beach patrols to curb illegal activities as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Fatal high-speed collision involving motorcycle and parked car |
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In a tragic turn of events, a motorcycle rider lost his life in a high-speed collision with a stationary Toyota Fortuner along a bypass road in Chon Buri yesterday morning. The rider was reportedly riding at an immense speed of over 160 kilometres per hour, as indicated by his speedometer. The unfortunate incident took place … The story Fatal high-speed collision involving motorcycle and parked car as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Drugged man causing disturbance on Pattaya road apprehended |
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With a swift response from Pattaya police and local civilians, a man under the influence of drugs and causing a disturbance on Pattaya Central Road was apprehended in the wee hours this morning, May 5. The incident began at 3.30am when a report reached Deputy Superintendent of Pattaya Police Station, Police Lieutenant Colonel Chaowalit Suwanmanee, … The story Drugged man causing disturbance on Pattaya road apprehended as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Thailand imposes hefty fines on e-cigarette importers to curb sales |
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The Customs Department of Thailand imposed a hefty fine on e-cigarette importers, now demanding double the item’s value plus tax in an attempt to curb the increasing sales among the public, particularly the youth. Panthong Loykulnan, the spokesperson for the department, announced yesterday that importers of e-cigarettes, barakus, shishas, and e-barakus will be mandated to … The story Thailand imposes hefty fines on e-cigarette importers to curb sales as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Severe storms hammer Uttaradit and Phrae medical facilities |
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Unexpected severe storms hammered medical facilities in Uttaradit and neighbouring Phrae on May 3, signalling the imminent arrival of the rainy season, according to the Public Health Ministry. Uttaradit Hospital, located in Mueang district’s city centre, bore the brunt of the storm, with intense wind gusts causing extensive damage, Public Health Minister Somsak Thepsutin reported … The story Severe storms hammer Uttaradit and Phrae medical facilities as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Chinese interpreter linked to notorious gang arrested in Thailand |
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A 36 year old Chinese-language interpreter was apprehended on May 3 due to his ties with a criminal gang notorious for kidnapping Chinese nationals. The arrest took place in the Din Daeng district following an abduction incident on April 25, as reported by Deputy Metropolitan Police Bureau Commissioner Noppasin Poonsawat. Theerachai Chaloemwanpen was apprehended by the … The story Chinese interpreter linked to notorious gang arrested in Thailand as seen on Thaiger News. |
| Suspend classes on very hot days: education official |
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The secretary-general of the Basic Education Commission is advising school management to suspend onsite teaching on extremely hot days.
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| Reshuffle ruffles some |
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The first cabinet reshuffle under the Srettha Thavisin government aims to enhance efficiency, particularly in advancing economic stimulus initiatives, as the government plans to introduce additional populist programmes to attract votes in the next election, academics say.
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| E-cigarette fines rise to discourage sales |
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The Customs Department will fine e-cigarette importers double an item's value plus tax to discourage further sales among the public, especially teenagers.
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| Interpreter used by police arrested over kidnaps |
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A Chinese-language interpreter was arrested on Friday for his involvement in crimes linked to a Chinese abduction gang in the Din Daeng area on April 25, said Pol Maj Gen Noppasin Poonsawat, deputy Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) commissioner.
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| Pheu Thai denies meddling rap |
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The ruling Pheu Thai Party has denied interfering with the Bank of Thailand (BoT)'s independence, despite criticism of the bank's interest rate stance by leader Paetongtarn Shinawatra.
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| Family of tube well victim seeking B10m in damages |
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The family of the man who died after falling into a tube well on Lat Phrao Road on Friday is looking to sue the agency responsible for 10 million baht in damages.
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| Police arrest stalking and rape suspect |
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A 45-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly stalking and raping a former female work colleague, according to the Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB)
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| Myanmar rebels set up border patrol near Mae Hong Son |
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Myanmar's rebel fighters have reportedly begun strengthening defences against the Myanmar army by setting up patrols just across the border from Mae Hong Song province.
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| UN ‘rebuffed requests to help Uyghurs’ in Thailand |
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The United Nations’ refugee agency rebuffed unofficial requests from the Thai government to help 48 Uyghur asylum seekers from China who have been detained in Bangkok for a decade, partly out of concern about angering China, human rights activists say.
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| Gulf solar farms to enable easier handling of power bills |
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The development of 25 new solar farms is expected to help the government better regulate electricity prices, potentially leading to lower power bills, says Gulf Energy Development Plc, which is building the solar power generation facilities.
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| Russia blames Baltic countries for severing of most ties |
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The "hostile line" of the Baltic countries have led to the severance of most of their ties with Russia, the Russian foreign ministry said in remarks published on Sunday, warning also that Moscow will respond with asymmetric measures.
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| Suspend classes on very hot days: education official |
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The secretary-general of the Basic Education Commission is advising school management to suspend onsite teaching on extremely hot days.
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| Parts of Gaza in ‘full-blown famine,’ UN aid official says |
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JERUSALEM — The leader of the World Food Program said parts of the Gaza Strip are experiencing a “full-blown famine” that is spreading across the territory after almost seven months of war that have made delivering aid extremely challenging.
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| Poll: Slim majority wants new charter to keep existing royalty sections |
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A majority of people agree with writing a new charter without changing Chapters 1 and 2 which contain general principles and royal provisions, according to an opinion survey by the National Institute of Development Administration, or Nida Poll.
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| Australian police shoot boy dead after stabbing with 'hallmarks' of terrorism |
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SYDNEY: Australian police said on Sunday they had shot dead a boy after he stabbed a man in Western Australia's capital Perth, in an attack authorities said indicated terrorism.
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| Pro-Palestinian protests briefly disrupt University of Michigan graduation |
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Pro-Palestinian protesters briefly disrupted a commencement ceremony at the University of Michigan on Saturday while demonstrators faced off with police at the University of Virginia as U.S. colleges braced for more turmoil during graduation festivities.
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| Reshuffle ruffles some |
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The first cabinet reshuffle under the Srettha Thavisin government aims to enhance efficiency, particularly in advancing economic stimulus initiatives, as the government plans to introduce additional populist programmes to attract votes in the next election, academics say.
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| E-cigarette fines rise to discourage sales |
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The Customs Department will fine e-cigarette importers double an item's value plus tax to discourage further sales among the public, especially teenagers.
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| Interpreter used by police arrested over kidnaps |
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A Chinese-language interpreter was arrested on Friday for his involvement in crimes linked to a Chinese abduction gang in the Din Daeng area on April 25, said Pol Maj Gen Noppasin Poonsawat, deputy Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) commissioner.
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| Pheu Thai denies meddling rap |
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The ruling Pheu Thai Party has denied interfering with the Bank of Thailand (BoT)'s independence, despite criticism of the bank's interest rate stance by leader Paetongtarn Shinawatra.
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