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  • UPDATE: Chatuchak Weekend Market fire, Bangkok

    UPDATE: Chatuchak Weekend Market fire, Bangkok

    Bangkok’s governo, along with forensic officers, visited the world- famous Chatuchak market this morning to inspect damage caused by last night’s huge blaze that destroyed a total of 120 shops and damaged lots of others (revised up from 30 shops as reported earlier by The Thaiger).

  • Runners run into a herd of Thai wild elephants, two injured

    Runners run into a herd of Thai wild elephants, two injured

    Runners in a Chon Buri trail running event over the weekend ran into a herd of wild elephants. One of the runners was injured during yesterday’s encounter. Volunteers revealed that the injured runner was among those participating in the 25 kilometre run along the Ploung Thong Trail in Chon Buri’s Bo Thong district.

  • Campaign to clear ‘Ghost Nets’ from Mergui Archipelago, Myanmar

    Campaign to clear ‘Ghost Nets’ from Mergui Archipelago, Myanmar

    A team of experienced divers from around the world have launched a campaign to clear lost and disused fishing nets, known as ghost nets, from the coral reefs in Myanmar’s Mergui Archipelago.

  • Thai Smile joins Star Alliance as ‘connecting partner’

    Thai Smile joins Star Alliance as ‘connecting partner’

    Thai Smile Airways, the budget offshoot of Thai Airways, will become the “Connecting Partner” in the Star Alliance, the world’s largest airline network. Customers travelling on an itinerary which includes a transfer between a Star Alliance member airline and a Connecting Partner will be offered standard alliance benefits, such as the issue of a boarding passes for connecting flights at check-in, and automatic baggage transfer. Once all the legal requirements are sorted out Thai Smile will become the second Connecting Partner after Juneyao Airlines, which was admitted in 2017.

  • Bangkok apartment-broker arrested for fraud

    Bangkok apartment-broker arrested for fraud

    PHOTOS: Tourist Police Bureau  A female apartment broker has been tracked down and arrested on fraud charges for swindling prospective tenants, both Thais and foreigners, and landlords out of 2.5 million baht. Tourist Police Bureau this weekend reports that 31 year old Pawinee Krainoonsing was wanted on an arrest warrant issued by the Bangkok South Criminal Court on April 30. She was arrested at a house in Bangkok last Thursday

  • Russian injured after falling from rock taking selfie on Patong beach, Phuket

    Russian injured after falling from rock taking selfie on Patong beach, Phuket

    PHOTOS: Patong Surf Life Saving A female Russian tourist has been injured after falling from a rock on Patong beach while trying to take selfie-photo over the weekend. Patong Surf Life Saving report that they arrived at the scene to find the Russian woman laying on the beach.

  • Body of 24 year old found in Wichit forest, Phuket

    Body of 24 year old found in Wichit forest, Phuket

    The rotting body of a man, believed to have been murdered, has been found in a forest in Wichit, central Phuket, over the weekend. The body was found in the forest off Borrae – Khao Kard Road in Wichit. A rope was found tied around his feet.

  • HM The Queen celebrates her birthday today

    HM The Queen celebrates her birthday today

    Her Majesty Queen Suthida’s birthday is being celebrated across the country today.

  • 2019 Dengue cases soar as Thailand enters monsoon season

    2019 Dengue cases soar as Thailand enters monsoon season

    Dengue fever cases have doubled in Thailand compared to the same time last year. 20,000 cases have been reported since January 25 this year.

  • Comprehensive new Danish debunks vaccine myths, again

    Comprehensive new Danish debunks vaccine myths, again

    A high-level and extensive new study from Denmark has found no association between being vaccinated against measles, mumps, and rubella and developing autism. The issue has become a dangerous conspiracy theory that has spread misinformation since being posted, and then shared, on the internet more than two decades ago. The fraudulent claims originated with a 1997 study published by Andrew Wakefield, a British surgeon