Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st October, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

‘Half and Half’ program boosts the economy, aiming for nine hundred thousand participating stores.

South Korean lawmakers reveal thousands travel to Cambodia annually but don’t return home.

Thailand reassures that JBC meetings won’t lead to territorial losses in bilateral negotiations.

Government proposes making anti-scam initiatives a national agenda, targeting networks in Cambodia.

Bangkok's road repair efforts underway after the collapse of the Samsen road.

Authorities confirm that the call center gang in Sihanoukville has not dispersed but increased in numbers.

Phuket kicks off the Vegetarian Festival, with large crowds participating in traditional ceremonies.

The Thai stock market sees a slight rise, boosted by easing trade war concerns.

NASA predicts a billion years ahead, suggesting life on Earth may cease to exist.

Parents are warned to monitor children for hand, foot, and mouth disease as cases rise.

Travelers camping in forests are advised to watch out for tick bites linked to serious illness.

A 28-year-old barber tests positive for HIV, raising concerns about close-contact risks.

The Thai youth badminton team returns home after clinching the World Youth Championship title.

Exclusive report on the latest trends in the gold market as prices surge this October.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!