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Can foreigner drive cars in Thailand
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Thinking of exploring Thailand by car? If you’re a foreigner, you might be wondering if you can legally drive in this beautiful country. Navigating the rules and regulations can be a bit daunting, but don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Understanding whether you can drive in Thailand as a foreigner involves knowing about international driving …
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Pattaya: South Korean drug suspect caught with heroin syringes
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A South Korean man, previously deported from Thailand, was caught sneaking back into the country and living in Pattaya for weeks, with heroin syringes found scattered in his apartment. The shocking arrest raised eyebrows, with questions swirling about his alleged involvement in drug trafficking. The suspect, 42 year old South Korean national Hun Chon, was …
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Is Isaan food perfect for vegetarians?
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Isaan cuisine hails from northeastern Thailand and is famous for its bold, tangy flavours. It features ingredients like lime, chillies, and sticky rice, which set it apart from other Thai dishes. While many meals include meat and fish, plenty of delicious vegetarian options are available, thanks to the focus on fresh vegetables and herbs. Dishes …
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How to work and travel in Thailand
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Are you one of those people who want to enjoy staying in the charm of Thailand, but you’re on a budget? If yes, here’s what you need to know. Thailand is a fantastic destination for travellers who want to dive into both work and adventure. Whether you’re interested in volunteering or teaching English, there are …
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Phuket health officials warn of dengue crisis after floods
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Phuket is on high alert after a dengue fever advisory was issued by the Phuket Provincial Public Health Office (PPHO), warning residents of a potential surge in infections following a week of relentless rain, flash floods, and landslides. The advisory, released yesterday, September 19, comes with no detailed explanation but the timing is telling as …
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Phuket’s prison break: Drug rehab programme promises new life
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Phuket is shaking up the prison scene with a groundbreaking initiative aimed at turning drug dealers into model citizens. The revamped Prison Scout Volunteers for Social Development programme officially launched its fourth edition, with bold ambitions to reform inmates, shape positive mindsets, and offer a way out of their criminal past. With the Phuket Governor …
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Thailand’s global fashion debut at Siam Paragon Fashion Week 2024
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As Thailand’s iconic destinations, Siam Paragon, Siam Center and Siam Discovery have continuously played a key role as a cornerstone of the Thai fashion industry and a driving force of the country’s fashion ecosystem. In 2024, the three destinations are spotlighting Thailand as Asia’s major fashion hub with Siam Paragon Bangkok International Fashion Week 2024 …
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New rules at Bali Hai Pier promise smoother sailing for tourists
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Pattaya’s Laem Bali Hai Pier has finally received a much-needed makeover after years of chaotic operations and tourist headaches. In a bid to overhaul the pier’s reputation, Mayor Poramet Ngampichet announced yesterday, September 19, a bold set of regulations to put an end to the disorder. Serving more than 10,000 visitors daily, the pier has …
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Ex-foreign minister’s grandson acquitted in Thai actress rape case
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The grandson of a former foreign minister has been acquitted in a criminal case where he allegedly sexually abused a 21 year old Thai actress. The court believed that the woman was conscious and aware during the incident. The Criminal Court scheduled a hearing for the verdict in the sexual offence case number A.2878/2022 today, …
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Baht-boom: Thailand’s currency surge leaves tourism, exports short
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Thailand’s baht is rocketing towards its biggest quarterly rise since the Asian financial crisis, a development that has key tourism and export industries clutching their pearls. Since the end of June, the baht has surged 10% against the dollar, its most significant gain since early 1998. This sudden leap has prompted frantic appeals from the …
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Bangkokpost.com : Top Stories
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Foreign pilots allowed to fly domestic routes
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The Labour Ministry plans to temporarily allow foreign pilots to fly domestic routes through wet lease arrangements for airlines, but future requests from other airlines will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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BoT sticks to 3 virtual bank licences
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The Bank of Thailand is maintaining its policy of initially granting only three virtual bank licences, despite receiving a large number of applications from interested operators.
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Domestic factors to drive policy rate
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The Bank of Thailand is focusing primarily on domestic factors when considering adjustments to its policy rate, rather than following the US Federal Reserve's recent rate cut, according to the governor of the central bank.
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Marriage equality law likely by early 2025
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Civil society groups hope the Marriage Equality Bill will be announced in the Royal Gazette by Oct 2, with enforcement starting in January next year.
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Volunteers push for central rescue app
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Rescue volunteers from 12 organisations have proposed the government develop an app that would serve as a central digital command centre for rescue workers to ensure prompt assistance to disaster victims.
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Zoo denies 'Moo Deng' a prisoner
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Khao Kheow Open Zoo has hit back after a foreign TikToker accused the zoo of imprisoning pygmy hippo "Moo Deng", insisting it operates in accordance with international standards.
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US nuclear plant revived to help power AI
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A unit at the Three Mile Island power plant, the site of the worst nuclear accident in American history, will restart operations to sell power to Microsoft for energy-hungry data centres tapping the boom in artificial intelligence.
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Your horoscope for Sept 20-26
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Your spot-on horoscope for work, money and relationship from Guru by the Bangkok Post's famously accurate fortune teller. Let's see how you will fare this week and beyond.
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Deeper Dive: Thailand, tourism and global harmony
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Thailand’s recent relaxation of visa restrictions was necessary for both the economy and social stability, says a leading travel historian, because the kingdom...
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Thailand unveils new bill to regulate cannabis while keeping it legal
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Thailand has proposed a new bill to regulate its cannabis industry and restrict marijuana uses to primarily health and medical purposes, the latest effort to rein in recreational smoking after several policy U-turns.
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Bangkokpost.com : Most recent
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B400 rate unlikely by Oct 1st
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The daily minimum wage hike to 400 baht nationwide cannot be introduced on Oct 1 as planned after some members of the tripartite wage committee failed to attend a meeting to discuss the proposed wage increase yet again on Friday.
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Zidansek shocks Podoroska
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Unseeded Tamara Zidansek of Slovenia booked her berth in the semi-finals of the US$267,082 WTA Allied Thailand Open at Arena Hua Hin on Friday.
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Mota's late strike helps Port beat Persib
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Port got off to an impressive start in their AFC Champions League Two campaign by defeating Indonesia's Persib Bandung 1-0 in their Group F encounter at Si Jalak Harupat Stadium on Thursday night.
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Foreign pilots allowed to fly domestic routes
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The Labour Ministry plans to temporarily allow foreign pilots to fly domestic routes through wet lease arrangements for airlines, but future requests from other airlines will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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BoT sticks to 3 virtual bank licences
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The Bank of Thailand is maintaining its policy of initially granting only three virtual bank licences, despite receiving a large number of applications from interested operators.
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Domestic factors to drive policy rate
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The Bank of Thailand is focusing primarily on domestic factors when considering adjustments to its policy rate, rather than following the US Federal Reserve's recent rate cut, according to the governor of the central bank.
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Marriage equality law likely by early 2025
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Civil society groups hope the Marriage Equality Bill will be announced in the Royal Gazette by Oct 2, with enforcement starting in January next year.
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Volunteers push for central rescue app
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Rescue volunteers from 12 organisations have proposed the government develop an app that would serve as a central digital command centre for rescue workers to ensure prompt assistance to disaster victims.
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Zoo denies 'Moo Deng' a prisoner
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Khao Kheow Open Zoo has hit back after a foreign TikToker accused the zoo of imprisoning pygmy hippo "Moo Deng", insisting it operates in accordance with international standards.
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US nuclear plant revived to help power AI
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A unit at the Three Mile Island power plant, the site of the worst nuclear accident in American history, will restart operations to sell power to Microsoft for energy-hungry data centres tapping the boom in artificial intelligence.
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