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  • Comprehensive new Danish study debunks vaccine myths, again

    Comprehensive new Danish study 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

  • Fire at Bangkok’s Chatuchak Weekend Market destroys 30 shops

    Fire at Bangkok’s Chatuchak Weekend Market destroys 30 shops

    PHOTO: JS 100 radio Bangkok’s famous Chatuchak weekend market caught fire near the Gate 1 area last night. Traffic Police and JS 100 traffic radio stations first reported the blaze around 9.15pm at the sprawling Chatuchak market, north of Bangkok’s main city area. The intense blaze took about an hour to bring under control. Many people reported on their social media accounts that the fire has destroyed up to 30 ships, including all the contents

  • Five senior Pattaya police shuffled to desk jobs

    Five senior Pattaya police shuffled to desk jobs

    PHOTO: “Surprise!” – Brazil Nightclub in South Pattaya Five police officers in Pattaya City have been unceremoniously transferred after two early morning raids on entertainment venues in their area. The pubs had been operating beyond legal hours, tolerated illicit drug use and allowed underage patrons on their premises.

  • How BTS became the world’s biggest band

    How BTS became the world’s biggest band

    Who the hell are BTS? They’re THE music group of the moment

  • Wildlife groups call for reviews on elephant export regulations

    Wildlife groups call for reviews on elephant export regulations

    “Before elephants are allowed to be exported, he suggested a check is made to find out how many Thai elephants had been exported and how many of them have been smuggled out.” Wildlife conservation groups and an MP Nikorn Chamnong, representing the Chart Thai Pattana party, is opposing the export of Thai elephants and demanding that the Commerce Ministry review its elephant export regulations. Opposition to the resumption of domestic elephant exports, after a 10 year ban, has been voiced at the  “Export of Thai Elephants – Issues of Concern” seminar, organised by World Wildlife Protection Thailand. Mr

  • Democrats meet one day before PM election to decide who to support

    Democrats meet one day before PM election to decide who to support

    PHOTO: Democrat party spokesperson, Ramet Rattanachaweng Three sleeps to go before the Thai parliament meets to elect a new PM.

  • Just how many hazardous chemicals are going through Laem Chabang port?

    Just how many hazardous chemicals are going through Laem Chabang port?

    “The containers were loaded with “dolls and toys” and there are no chemical substances present.” That was the first explanation we heard after the fire that happened last Saturday, May 25, when containers from the KMTC Hongkong burst into flames at Laem Chabang Port, south east of Bangkok. The port area is just to the north of Pattaya on the eastern seaboard. Firefighters spent nearly 18 hours battling the confounding blaze as it spread through the containers on the ship billowing toxic fumes and plumes of smoke, causing 228 people, including nearby residents, to be rushed to hospital with burns, eye irritation and breathing difficulties

  • Two Pattaya pubs raided, 155 arrested over drug use

    Two Pattaya pubs raided, 155 arrested over drug use

    A total of 155 patrons have tested positive for drugs after raids on two popular Pattaya pubs early this morning.

  • Songkhla bus crashes, seven injured

    Songkhla bus crashes, seven injured

    PHOTO: Siam Rath News Seven passengers have been injured after a Phuket to Hat Yai bus skidded into a ditch and crashed on its side in Songkhla’s Rattaphum district early today. The accident happened on the Hat Yai-bound Asia highway Tambon Khuan Tai at 3am this morning.

  • British man beaten up by Thai thugs in Pai for ‘interfering’ in an argument

    British man beaten up by Thai thugs in Pai for ‘interfering’ in an argument

    PHOTOS: Daily News 37 year old Luke Benjamin Thornton has ended up in hospital in Chiang Mai after trying to break up a fight in Pai, north of Chiang Mai, on May 20. Daily News reports that Luke was trying to stop a fight between locals and tourists and was beaten unconscious with a wooden club and kicks. They reported that a group of tourists were in the road when some drunk Thai men arrived on motorcycles and an argument started outside a local school.