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Bangchak to import oil products to replace fire-related losses

BANGKOK, July 9 -- Bangchak Petroleum plans to import 100 million litres of oil products per month to substitute for product losses from equipment...

Bangchak to replace faulty equipment fingered in refinery fire

BANGKOK, July 5 – Equipment damaged in yesterday’s Bangchak Petroleum fire—a kerosene stripper—will be replaced and the company plans to restart its No 2...

Temporary Bangchak refinery shutdown will not disrupt oil production: Energy Minister

BANGKOK, July 4 -- Energy Minister Arak Chonlatanon assured the public that the forced closure of Bangchak refinery for 30 days after fire early...

Japanese investors satisfied with Thai flood prevention plan: Industry Minister

OSAKA, July 1 - Japanese investors are satisfied with Thailand’s flood prevention plan and recovering economy with more investment likely in Thailand, said Industry...

More environmental management centres to be set up at industrial zones...

RAYONG, June 17- Thai Industry Ministry plans to establish environmental management centres at industrial estates across the country to ensure safety of communities...

Flood-affected SME operators affected by floods resume production: Industry Ministry

BANGKOK, May 10 - All of Thailand registered Small and Medium-Size Enterprises (SMEs) forced to suspend production by last year’s flood have resumed operation,...

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...

Death toll in Map Ta Phut factory fire rises to 12

BANGKOK, May 6 – The death toll from a fire at a factory in the Map Ta Phut industrial estate has risen to...

PM sets up tripartite committee to watch over air quality in...

RAYONG, May 6 – Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra sets up a tripartite committee to monitor air quality around the Map Ta Phut Industrial...

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Taxi scams persist in Bangkok, Pattaya, and tourist cities amid calls for stronger action

PATTAYA, Thailand – Taxi scams targeting tourists remain a persistent challenge in Thailand’s major tourist hubs, including Bangkok, Pattaya, and Phuket. A recent high-profile...