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Phang Nga declares five districts flood disaster zones
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The Phang Nga provincial administration Monday declared five flooded districts as disaster zones to speed up assistance to affected residents, the provincial governor said.
Phang...
Faulty radio electrocutes monk
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Faulty radio electrocutes monk
A monk was electrocuted while adjusting the antenna of his radio in a temple in Buri Ram’s Krasang district, his younger...
City Center Evacuated after 7.2 Magnitude Tremor
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Darwin residents have reported buildings swaying and parts of the city center have been evacuated after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit the city.
The epicenter...
Homeless man killed near Bangkok railway station
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A homeless man was found with his throat slit in a motorcycle park beside Hua Lamphong railway station in Bangkok’s Pathumwan district on Monday morning,...
Woman wakes up alone on dark, parked plane
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Woman wakes up alone on dark, parked plane
A woman has said she was left alone on an Air Canada plane after falling asleep during...
Two popular Phang Nga waterfalls closed to tourists indefinitely
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A national park in Phang Nga has indefinitely closed two waterfalls in the park in Thay Muang district following two days of heavy rains...
Shooting range ex-manager held for alleged embezzlement
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The former manager of a Phang Nga-based privately run shooting range was arrested in Phitsanulok province on Sunday over alleged embezzlement of Bt335,670 in...
Body of murdered worker found in reservoir
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The body of a murdered worker was found floating on the surface of a reservoir in Chon Buri’s Phan Thong district Sunday evening, police...
22-Wheeler carrying 30,000 bottles of beer falls
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22-Wheeler carrying 30,000 bottles of beer falls
A 22-wheeler truck has flipped on its side on Suwinthawong 304 Road in Chachoengsao Province. The truck was...
E-cigarettes Linked to Higher Risk of Stroke, Heart Attack, Diseased Arteries and Cancer
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As a reminder E-cigarettes are ILLEGAL in Thailand. Carrying at max penalty of 100,000 baht fine 5 years jail term
Vaping is touted as a...
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