Thai elderly and underprivileged affected by climate change: Environment minister
He pointed out that despite Thailand ranking 22nd among top greenhouse gas producers, Bangkok was ranked 9th as those most at risk.
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Naga becomes Thailand’s official national mythological creature
A government spokesperson said Nagas have been present in Thai culture, traditions and rituals since ancient times, such as the popular Naga fireball festival.
Blocking cannabis law for political reasons will do ‘more harm than good’: Thai panel
The bill was sent for review after coalition partner Democratic Party said the bill would promote the recreational use of the drug.
Russian tourists touch down in Phuket on first direct flight
The tourists were given a special welcome by airport staff led by the staff administrative officer.
Kaeng Krachan National Park’s misty mountain emerges pristine after 3-month rehab
The mountain was closed as part of the Environment Ministry’s policy to help the flora and fauna of national parks regenerate during the rainy season.
Thailand’s tourism industry revving up thanks to Covid-19 downgrade: Pollsters
Most of the 1,148 respondents said that downgrading the Covid-19 virus’s status on will help stimulate the economy.
Pita beats Prayut in Bangkok’s best choice for PM poll
Pita, who was nominated as the Move Forward candidate for the May 2023 general election, beat Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha by a fair margin.
Robotic technology gives a new lease of life to dying Malaysian shadow puppetry
In the face of fading heritage due to film, television and social media, creator Ahnaf Hakimi hopes the robotic technology can help shadow puppets to be seen more often.
Rare twin waterfalls on Krabi’s scenic Koh Rok spring to life, delighting tourists
Tourists were in awe of rare twin seaside waterfalls on Krabi’s tiny paradise island of Rok as they cascaded down a cliff, showcasing their beauty.
Thai business councils say Xi’s 3rd term will benefit trade, investment
Federation of Thai Industries president Kriengkrai Thiennukul also said with Xi continuing to lead China, the Asian superpower would become the globe's technology leader by 2035.