Chiang Mai teenager arrested after robbing Burmese woman in Phuket
A Chiang Mai 18 year old has been arrested after robbing and attacking a Burmese woman in Phuket.
Wichit Police arrested 18 year old Saranyoo,...
5 people dead following storms in 36 provinces
5 people are dead and 3,758 homes in 36 provinces have been damaged by storms over the past week. The Disaster Prevention and Mitigation...
2018 Songkran road toll total up on last year
This year's Songkran "Seven Dangerous Days counted an appalling toll of 418 people dying on Thailand's roads compared to last year’s 390. The figures were...
The Thailand Travel Mart heads to Pattaya this June
Pattaya will host the annual Thailand Travel Mart this June.
The show was hosted in Pattaya back in 2001, followed by years in Bangkok before...
Day Five – Drunk driving leads the way on Thailand’s ‘killing...
Drunk driving remains the major cause of road fatalities after the Songkran 'Seven Days of Danger' toll reached a staggering 323 people killed on...
Australian teacher shot by ex in Chiang Mai
An Australian teacher, reportedly trying to get back together with his Thai girlfriend, has been shot in the stomach in the car park of...
Day Four – Road toll much higher than last year
Thailand's Songran road death toll has reached 248, with 2,557 injured in 2,449 accidents during the first four days of the so-called seven dangerous...
Day Four report – the road toll remains worse than last...
Four days into the 2018 Songkran reporting period and the country has witnessed a horrific 248 deaths with 2,557 injured.
57 people died and 626...
Songkran revenues flow whilst hot-season temperatures soar
Songkran Festival has attracted millions of Thai and foreign tourists to popular destinations nationwide, generating significant revenue for local economies. Last week Tourism Authority...
Day Three – the carnage continues
The accumulated road death toll for the first three days (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday) of the so-called 'Seven Dangerous Days' over the Songkran holiday, rose...
