Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th January, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Kriangsak urges the Prime Minister to find those responsible for the crane collapse.

Thailand Privilege launches initiatives in Phuket during TIBS 2026.

Nida Poll shows strong support for the blue party in Chiang Mai elections.

Iran protests escalate, with death toll reaching 5,000 amid calls for execution penalties.

Yotchanan campaigns in Kanchanaburi, confident voters will reject gray politics.

Temporary road closures announced near Bang Pakok Hospital starting January 18th.

Merchants report an 80% drop in income due to crane collapse on Rama II Road.

Yotchanan actively seeks votes for the Pheu Thai Party across five districts.

Abhisit and Sakon visit Thonburi market, emphasizing honest political choices.

One tourist dies at EDC Thailand 2026 music festival after sudden health crisis.

U.S. suspends permanent visas for Thailand among 75 countries under scrutiny.

Cuba protests U.S. actions, claiming intervention in Venezuela amounts to regional invasion.

NASA prepares SLS rocket for Artemis 2 mission, marking 50 years since human moon orbit.

Parents shocked as fifth grader dies suddenly, initially thought to have a cold.

Health authorities monitor monkeypox cases in Bangkok, with a high percentage among males.

Umami tackles myths about MSG causing baldness or kidney damage.

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