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Editorial: The Durian Sales Drama
Government durian marketing intervention at 100 baht per fruit, intended to prevent oversupply, risks distorting prices and harming farmers despite good intentions, experts warn.
Mercer Releases Thailand's First 'Mercer RISE Survey 2026' to Enhance Retirement Planning for an Aging Society
Mercer's first Thailand retirement survey reveals that while 98% of employers offer provident funds, most lack modern design strategies needed for an aging population with life expectancy near 80 years. The study recommends lifecycle invest
Government Officials Present Flowers to Kulya Tantitemmit as She Bids Farewell on Final Day at Finance Ministry
Government officials and private sector representatives honored Kulya Tantitemmit, Director-General of the Revenue Department, with flowers on her final day before retirement after three decades of groundbreaking service across Thailand's t
Police Dismantle Multi-Level Marketing Network Promoting AI IOTA Cryptocurrency Trading Robot; Victims Lose Over 23 Million Baht
Police arrested two men running a multi-level marketing scheme that defrauded investors of over 23 million baht through a fake AI cryptocurrency trading robot promising guaranteed returns.
BYD Takes Action: Terminates All Employees Involved in Camera Cable Removal and Profanity Incident
BYD terminated all dealership employees involved in removing a customer's vehicle camera cable and engaging in unprofessional conduct during service. The company apologized and pledged stricter oversight of its dealer network to prevent sim
Thrilling Incident: Roller Coaster Stops Mid-Ride in the US, Passengers Stranded and Forced to Walk Down from Peak
Passengers were evacuated from Superman: The Ride at Six Flags New England in Massachusetts after the roller coaster malfunctioned while ascending, forcing them to walk down from the 64-meter peak. All riders were safely assisted by staff a
Father Complains After Official Demands 300,000 Baht for Civil Service Exam Entry, Son Fails Anyway and Partial Refund Denied
A Nakhon Si Thammarat man filed a complaint after paying 300,000 baht to a civil service official who promised his son would pass the exam, but the son failed and only 230,000 baht was refunded.
Deputy Education Minister Akkanat Ready to Investigate Claims of Low-Quality Textbooks from People's Party MP
Deputy Education Minister Akkanat vowed to investigate complaints from People's Party MPs about the quality and cost of textbooks produced by the Office for Promotion of Learning.
Warehouse Construction in Rayong Covers Toxic Waste Pile; Authorities Order Immediate Work Halt
A warehouse construction project in Rayong has been halted after authorities discovered it was built over a toxic waste pile containing dangerous levels of heavy metals like selenium and copper. The site's previous operator is under investi
JJ Krishnamapoom Posts Gratitude Message After Reports of Breakup with Ta-Neang Kannyavee Emerge
Celebrity singer JJ Krishnamapoom posted a gratitude message after breakup rumors with Ta-Neang Kannyavee surfaced online, fueled by months without couple content since Valentine's Day. The two remain business partners while JJ promotes his
Bank of Thailand Receives 9 Kilograms of Gold from Pa Cloth Ceremony Honoring Luang Ta Maha Bua
The Bank of Thailand received 9 kilograms of gold from a merit-making ceremony honoring late Buddhist monk Luang Ta Maha Bua, with the donation to be added to the bank's foreign currency reserves.
Pheu Thai Party Announces New Executive Committee Leadership; Ting Srayut Appointed as Advisor to Party Chief, Priset Takes Over Parliamentary Affairs
The Pheu Thai Party restructured its leadership on April 26, appointing a new executive committee led by Nattapong Rueangpunya as party leader, with former secretary-general Srayuth Caihuak moving to an advisory role and Priset Watchrasindu