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Nearby plants unaffected by last weekend’s explosion and fire at Map...
BANGKOK, May 13 - The main buildings' structure of plants nearby were not affected following last weekend's explosion and fire at the Bangkok...
Environmentalists petition Court to revoke Rayong factories operation certificates
BANGKOK, May 10 - Following two industrial plant accidents last weekend in the eastern province of Rayong, the environmental activist non-governmental organisation Stop...
PM orders review of safety measures at all industrial estates
BANGKOK, May 8 – Following three major industrial safety and workplace accidents in the past week, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra ordered the Ministry...
PM orders assessment of all factories every 3 months
NONTHABURI, May 7 - Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said on Monday she has instructed the industry ministry to step up safety measures...
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Pattaya Pride Parade on Jomtien beach June 10
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Japanese data center providers invest 5.5 billion baht in Thailand
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New government urged to retain nurses within state-run hospitals
The alarming rate of nurse resignations from state-run hospitals has prompted calls for the new government to implement more effective ways to retain as...
EECO confident in Thailand’s position as manufacturing hub
Eastern Economic Corridor Office (EECO) Secretary-General Chula Sukmanop has affirmed that no foreign manufacturers will migrate from Thailand, stating that the country remains Southeast...