Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th November, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Philippines faces devastation as Typhoon Kalmagi death toll surpasses 100, more storms expected.

Bangkok launches eco-friendly krathong collection for Loy Krathong 2025, aiming to reduce waste.

Anutin clarifies the dissolution of parliament, emphasizing no room for free government criticism.

Thailand's U16 women's volleyball team loses to Japan 0-3 in the Asian Championship.

Trump acknowledges poor election results for Republicans as Democrats sweep local races.

Hong Kong and Taiwan seize over 16 billion baht linked to a scammer group.

Thailand's inflation rate drops to negative 0.76% in October, marking seven months of decline.

Health officials warn of rising syphilis cases among young adults aged 18 to 29.

Super Full Moon to shine brightest on Loy Krathong night, November 5th.

Thai government warns businesses against price gouging under the “Half Price” scheme.

Leaf Monitor AI tool helps identify plant deficiencies just by scanning leaves.

COP 30 conference prepares to address global climate challenges and protect tropical forests.

Futsal Thailand grouped with Vietnam, Kuwait, and Lebanon for the AFC Asian Cup 2026.

Astronomical events to watch in November include free star-gazing festivals across Thailand.

Cheer Thikamporn encourages young women to get breast checks for early cancer detection.

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