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Thai Labour Minister Phiphat pledges to increase minimum wage, considering factors like inflation and cost of living, starting next year.
Thailand and Cambodia aim to boost bilateral trade to $15 billion by 2025, focusing on innovative technologies and green economies.
Sakol Energy lowers 2023 revenue forecast due to delays at new refuse-derived fuel (RDF) facility; expects 10% growth instead.
By: Selman Demirdoven, Nattapong Westwood
Thailand braces for intense rainfall across 49 provinces, including Bangkok, as meteorologists warn of potential flash floods.
By: Selman Demirdoven, Samantha Rose
An electric bicycle rider's unexpected airborne ordeal goes viral after a collision with a lorry leaves the bike dangling from an overhead.
By: Selman Demirdoven, Samantha Rose
A Thai TV host suffers severe facial burns from a mismanaged beauty treatment at a local clinic, sparking concerns.
UTCC revises Thai economic growth forecast to 3% due to reduced exports, delayed budget; maintains 4.5-5% growth projection for 2024.
By: Selman Demirdoven, Samantha Rose
MRTA board votes to reduce Purple Line electric train fare in Thailand, pending final approval, with significant passenger increase expected.
By: Nattapong Westwood, Selman Demirdoven
A bizarre incident unfolded at the 'a daily' cat café as a customer set up a professional nail service, causing concern for the owners.
By: Nattapong Westwood, Selman Demirdoven
Yala's annual Vegetarian Festival, a vibrant celebration of Chinese culture, has begun, attracting domestic and international tourists.
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