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Shock Discovery: Nitrite Levels in Ready-to-Eat Meat Products Exceed Safety Standards by 50 Times
Ready-to-eat meat products in Thailand were found with nitrite levels up to 50 times the legal safety limit, causing consumers to experience dizziness, vision problems, and numbness, according to the Department of Medical Sciences.
National Police Chief Sets Sights on New Crackdown Against Nominee Schemes, Vows Zero Tolerance for Foreign Land Ownership
Thailand's national police chief has vowed a zero-tolerance crackdown on nominee schemes and illegal foreign land ownership, with multiple operations already underway and arrests made from previous investigations.
Thai crafts showcased at world-famous Milan Design Week 2026
Twenty-five Thai brands showcased sustainable craft innovations at Milan Design Week 2026, featuring materials made from agricultural waste like rice scraps and mycelium alongside biomaterials from mussel shells.
Anutin Declares Pride in Being from Buriram, Denies Land Controversy Connection, Insists No Legal or Moral Violation
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul denies ownership of disputed land in Buriram province, saying documentation proves he is not the owner and maintaining his residency registration there violates no laws or ethics rules.
New Business Registrations Surge 7.5% in First Four Months
Thailand registered 6,454 new businesses in April 2025, down 14.94% from March but up 2% year-over-year, with internet retail and food service sectors showing strongest growth. For January–April, 29,679 businesses were established with regi
Arsenal Premier League Title-Clinching Ticket Prices Skyrocket—Most Expensive Nearly 2 Million Baht
Arsenal's title-clinching final match at Crystal Palace on May 24 has triggered a resale ticket surge, with away tickets reaching nearly 2 million baht despite technically illegal resale practices in the UK.
Bunyawi Proposes Lottery Prize Increase to Consumer Protection Panel, Demands Lottery Office Return Profits to Public
MP Bunyawi Yomchinda proposed raising government lottery prize payouts to the Consumer Protection Committee, arguing that prizes unchanged for over a decade should be increased and profits returned to the public.
Monomax Invites Fans to Watch Premier League Season Finale with Big Teams Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, and Manchester City
Monomax broadcasts all Premier League season finale matches on Sunday, May 24, featuring simultaneous games across ten stadiums with battles for European places and relegation survival still undecided.
Young Man Tests Cybertruck's Wade Mode in Texas Lake, Vehicle Stalls Mid-Water and Driver Faces Multiple Charges
A Texas man drove a Tesla Cybertruck into Grapevine Lake to test its Wade Mode water feature in May, but the vehicle stalled and sank, forcing both occupants to escape through a window. The driver faces multiple charges for operating in a r
National Police Chief Orders Strict Enforcement at Railway Crossings, Calls Meeting with Police Nationwide on May 26
Thailand's national police chief is imposing strict enforcement at railway crossings and has called a nationwide meeting for May 26 to address traffic violations and congestion issues affecting police-controlled intersections.
Nonthaburi Municipality Invites Public on Free Buddhist Temple Boat Tours Visiting 8 Sacred Sites Along the Chao Phraya River
Nonthaburi Municipality is offering free boat tours visiting eight sacred temples along the Chao Phraya River on four Sundays in May and June, combining spiritual practice with cultural heritage and scenic river views.
Heated! Anutin Fires Back at Pheu Thai for Lacking Maturity, Criticizing Privy Councilors' Meeting Participation
PM Anutin defended the participation of nine privy councilors in a disaster prevention meeting, dismissing Pheu Thai's criticism as immature and claiming the practice has been standard for a decade.