Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th January, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Abhisit claims voting for the Democrat Party is 100% safe, warns against mistakes with other parties.

The People's Party unveils its management team, promising to end the cycle of corruption.

Unofficial results are in for the local elections, with citizens heading to polling stations nationwide.

Anutin enjoys a meal with veterans before visiting a local noodle shop in Sri Yan.

The Thai government urges pharmacies and clinics to update information before a new system launch.

Toll fees for the Bang Yai to Kanchanaburi motorway will be implemented starting January 16.

Anutin takes to the Skytrain for a campaign in Siam, engaging with citizens along the way.

A bombing incident targets eleven gas stations across three southern border provinces.

A speedboat collides with a fishing boat in the Andaman Sea, resulting in one foreign tourist's death.

January 10 marks National Children's Day in Thailand, celebrating youth and their potential.

Trump withdraws the U.S. from 66 international organizations, raising global concerns.

Myanmar's military government holds a second round of elections, but participation remains low.

Reports indicate a surge in A H3N2 flu cases in Thailand, surpassing one million infections.

A shocking incident occurs as a woman nearly loses her life due to a metal object in an MRI machine.

A popular influencer addresses rumors about health issues, clarifying misinformation circulating online.

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