News Forum - Ballot bafflement: Thai EC orders recounts in 47 polling stations after votes outnumber registered voters
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News Forum - Speeding pickup slams into trailer on Phaholyothin, driver hurt
A high-speed collision occurred today at 2am when a closed-box pickup truck crashed into the rear of a broken-down trailer truck on Phaholyothin Road in Pathum Thani province, Thailand. The driver of the pickup was seriously injured and trapped in the wreckage, necessitating urgent rescue efforts to save his life and transport him to the … … The story Speeding pickup slams into trailer on Phaholyothin, driver hurt as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Ex-teacher in Bangkok held for assaulting student
A former primary school teacher has been arrested in Bangkok for sexually assaulting a 13 year old student inside his car, despite the presence of the victim’s younger sister. The 44 year old man was apprehended by police while selling fried meatballs on a street in the capital, following an investigation into the incident on … … The story Ex-teacher in Bangkok held for assaulting student as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - NHSO forms team to probe Bangkok healthcare malpractice
Bangkok’s primary healthcare clinics have been hit with a staggering 3,771 complaints, prompting the National Health Security Office (NHSO) to form an investigative team to probe alleged malpractices. The NHSO issued a statement yesterday, April 30, addressing its commitment to resolve grievances from patients under the 30 baht universal healthcare scheme. These objections arose following … … The story NHSO forms team to probe Bangkok healthcare malpractice as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Thai workers shine in Taiwan’s Labour Day awards
Two Thai workers from Lampang did Thailand proud after being honoured with employee awards in Taiwan’s annual Labour Day ceremony, earning a personal meeting with the country’s president. The Taiwanese Ministry of Labour, responsible for the event, recognises both local and foreign workers for their contributions to various sectors. This year, the Thai men won … … The story Thai workers shine in Taiwan’s Labour Day awards as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Turkish man in Phuket cuts chain on illegally parked motorbike
The Phuket City Police did not comment on the parking ticket issued for the transgression, nor did they elaborate on the penalties for the other two offences. The incident serves as a reminder of the consequences of violating traffic rules and attempting to evade law enforcement. Well the tourists knows very well, that in Phuket Thai laws doesn't apply to foreigners. The law only apply for Thais in the island as it belongs to foreigners literally. He know very well all these actions by the authorites are only for paperwork and statistical collections. Nothing will impact him and he had walked a way squat free.
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