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14 province blackout not caused by human error: Probe panel
BANGKOK, June 3 -- A Thai government fact-finding committee concluded that the electrical power blackout in 14 southern provinces on May 21 was not...
Govt agencies to provide measures to avoid blackouts, brownouts
BANGKOK, May 27 – Measures to prevent power blackouts and compensation to southerners from last Tuesday’s outage in 14 provinces in Thailand’s South will...
Swedish investors confident in Thailand’s disaster prevention plans
BANGKOK, 24 February 2012 - Swedish investors have voiced their confidence in Thailand’s flood prevention plans after exchanging views on post-flood rehabilitation with Thai...
Natural gas consumption in May hits record high due to high...
BANGKOK, May 31 – Thailand’s natural gas use in May hit a record high for the past 30 years at 4.5-4.6 billion cubic...
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Rotary clubs promote road safety for children in Bangkok
BANGKOK, Thailand – On 16 March 2026, Rosemarie Gamito, president of Rotary Club Global Pattaya, together with Charter President Dr. Rungpailin Rattanacheeworn and members...
Man fined 10,000 baht for jumping into Moo Deng hippo enclosure at Khao Kheow...
PATTAYA, Thailand – A Thai court has fined a man 10,000 baht after he illegally entered the enclosure of “Moo Deng,” a pygmy hippopotamus,...
American rider killed in Pattaya in cement truck crash during turn onto Sukhumvit Road
PATTAYA, Thailand – A 69-year-old American motorcyclist has died following a collision with a cement mixer truck at a major intersection in Pattaya on...
Pattaya officials detain theft suspect targeting tourists on beach
PATTAYA, Thailand – Municipal officers in Pattaya Beach have apprehended a Thai man accused of stealing from tourists in a beachside incident on April...
Jomtien noise complaints rise as loud car music fuels frustration ahead of Pattaya Songkran
PATTAYA, Thailand – Authorities in Jomtien Beach have stepped up enforcement after complaints over loud car audio disturbing nearby residents, highlighting growing tensions as...