Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd April, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Oil prices rise again as the government cuts subsidies, diesel up by 3.50 baht.

Northern Thailand faces a severe PM2.5 dust crisis, with levels exceeding 326.2 micrograms.

Hot weather continues across Thailand, with temperatures soaring to 41-42 degrees Celsius today.

Thai stocks dip amid regional trends, as oil prices surge and geopolitical tensions rise.

Tourism operators brace for a quiet Songkran, as rising oil prices impact travel plans.

Special bus services for Songkran will operate daily, with increased fares for routes.

The Prime Minister prepares for a special cabinet meeting after the royal oath on April 6th.

Opposition clashes in parliament as meeting times are disputed, leading to heated protests.

A tragic love triangle leads to a shooting on the M6, resulting in two fatalities.

Global oil prices spike as U.S. markets fluctuate amid escalating tensions with Iran.

Trump claims victory is near as Iran threatens retaliation, raising global economic concerns.

Gold prices tumble sharply as the dollar strengthens, causing market volatility.

SET index closes down 5 points, with concerns over prolonged conflict affecting investor sentiment.

A new DNA test offers crucial insights for health management and preventive care.

Rabies remains a silent killer, with nearly 100% fatality; awareness and prevention are key.

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