Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd October, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

New registration for the "Khon La Khreung Plus" program is now full after a morning launch.

The Thai government is ramping up efforts to combat scammers, declaring it a national agenda.

Cambodian scammers are relocating to casinos near the border, raising concerns about their operations.

The Thai military is clearing areas in Nong Jan to ensure safety for local residents.

Former Prime Minister Abhisit returns to the Democrat Party, aiming to stabilize its position.

Severe weather alert: Typhoon Fengchen is impacting Thailand with heavy rain in the Northeast and South.

Avoid Rama Nine inbound due to a fatal accident; traffic is heavily affected.

The JBC meeting has begun to discuss border issues and reduce tensions between Thailand and Cambodia.

South Korean police are under scrutiny for allegedly extorting money from scam victims.

Japan has elected its first female Prime Minister, Sanae Takahichi, marking a historic moment.

Protests against Trump are spreading across the U.S., with millions joining the "No Kings" movement.

Gold futures have plummeted over $200, nearing a critical threshold of $4,100.

The Thai stock market closed up slightly today, boosted by strong banking sector earnings.

The Thai baht opened stronger today at 32.55 per dollar, showing signs of appreciation.

Tonight, don’t miss the Orionids meteor shower, visible across Thailand after 10:30 PM.

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