Netizens see long arm of government in ‘Twitter Thailand’
Thai netizens are rejecting a new ‘Twitter Thailand’ account which debuted recently, out of fear that it might be a tool for the government to monRead More…
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Yala stops testing at laboratory after results conflicted
Yala province has temporarily shut its Covid-19 laboratory after its results were contradicted by results at the lab in the Songkhla Medical Sciences Read More…
The Personal Data Protection Act is likely to be postponed
The Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry is seeking to postpone the enforcement of the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) as the Covid-19 crisiRead More…
Food export products going through a rough patch, crumble 13%
Agricultural food exports in the first quarter dropped by 13.3 per cent due to the lockdown, with total exports now expected to be minus 8 per cent coRead More…
Khon Kaen set to revive walking street in two weeks
Khon Kaen province is expected to reopen a pedestrian street on May 16, according to Khon Kaen City Municipality. Mayor Teerasak Teekayuphan saidRead More…
Dengue kills one, infects more than 700 in Nakhon Ratchasima
An outbreak of dengue is spreading rapidly through four provinces in the lower Northeast, where the disease has infected more than 1,000 residents sinRead More…
Phitsanulok eases some restrictions for visitors from neighbouring provinces
Phitsanulok province has reduced the number of main screening checkpoints to seven as part of its move to ease some shutdown restrictions. Read More…
Trains from Bangkok to some neighbouring provinces back in service
The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has reopened train services to certain destinations from Bangkok from Tuesday (April 28) after most services were Read More…
Anutin checks in on 42 illegal migrants being treated for Covid-19
Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul visited the immigration quarantine centre in Songkhla’s Sadao district on Thursday (April 30) to check onRead More…
Farmers gave irrigation jobs to boost income during crisis
The Royal Irrigation Department will take in another 60,000 additional temporary workers in a bid to generate income and employment for farmers duringRead More…