Rain, runoff, rocks and mud slam Phuket
PHUKET - Persistent rain caused runoff that washed big rocks and mud into communities and tourist venues in this southern island province early Monday morning....
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Refreshing citrusy pancakes for breakfast
A quick, sweet yet tangy brekkie option....
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Maynilad makes handwashing a community effort
Maynilad's handwashing stations for schools in Muntinlupa and Navotas show how access to the right hygiene facilities helps keep children healthy....
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El Niño gripping agri sector in Iloilo, other parts of Western Visayas
ILOILO CITY, Philippines — Iloilo and other parts of Western Visayas are among the agricultural areas affected by the ongoing El Niño phenomenon, which has resulted in P8.57 billion in nationwide agri...
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Floods spur debate over city pond plan
Severe flooding in Bangkok in late September has reignited a dispute over the proposed Bueng Khu Bon retention pond, raising questions about whether the capital should build more large-scale water-ret...
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Democrats prepare lawsuit over Bangkok flood claims
The Democrat Party is preparing to sue the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration and other state agencies in the Administrative Court over alleged negligence in handling floods in the capital, seeking f...
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Ex-Democrat MP slams online gambling crackdown
Former Democrat Party MP Sirichok Sopha has questioned the effectiveness of the Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry's crackdown on online gambling, claiming major websites remain accessible des...
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Govt plans Prachin Buri River probe
A thorough investigation is needed to determine what caused aquatic animals to die in the Prachin Buri River, deputy government spokeswoman Lalida Persvivatana said....
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Govt watching Europe unrest
The Commerce Ministry is closely monitoring protests and unrest across Europe to assess potential risks to Thai trade and exports, Deputy Prime Minister and Commerce Minister Suphajee Suthumpun said o...
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Public 'not convinced' by welfare policies
Some 64.85% of respondents lack confidence in the Anutin Charnvirakul government's welfare provision, with others saying Thais have limited access to state benefits, a Suan Dusit Poll survey has found...
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Opposition to discuss censure plan
Opposition parties are scheduled to meet on Wednesday to discuss the timetable for a no-confidence debate, with the Democrat Party insisting it needs at least four days to grill the government....
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Engineer held over burglary
A 28-year-old electrical engineer has been arrested in Nonthaburi for allegedly stealing valuables worth more than 2 million baht from a house after losing over 200,000 baht trading gold....
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Govt insists border artefacts are Thai
Culture Minister Sabeeda Thaised has rejected Cambodia's demand for the return of artefacts found at Prasat Khana on the Thai-Cambodian border, insisting the items are Thai antiquities protected under...
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Pressure mounts over sea ruling
Thailand should endorse the 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award to protect its maritime trade interests, preserve regional peace and uphold the maritime framework Unclos, says former Philippine Suprem...
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