Australia returns 9 ancient Buddha statues to Thailand after 112 years
Nine wooden Buddha statues have returned to Thailand after 112 years in Australia.
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Thailand’s Cabinet votes in favour of revolutionary alcohol brewing act
Recently, the Thai cabinet voted for a law that would allow Thais to officially brew and sell their own alcohol. The law is now in its early stages, but if passed, it could be revolutionary for Thailand's alcohol industry.
The American fast-food chain, Carl’s Jr., is saying goodbye to Thailand.
All six of its stores in Bangkok and Pattaya will close by the end of the month. The R&R Restaurant Group, which owns the franchise rights to run Carl’s Jr. chains in Thailand, says that it can no longer afford to operate it.
Thailand could drop its mask mandate by mid-June, says Ministry of Public Health
After two years of mandatory mask-wearing indoors and outdoors, Thailand intends to phase out mandatory mask-wearing by mid-summer, Ministry of Health Secretary Dr. Kiattipum Wongrachit said.
A volunteer from the Soi Dog Foundation in Phuket plans to hike through the rugged Himalayas
Volunteer Janisa, 51, wants to reach the summit of the 6,419-meter Chulu West mountain with her husband in 21 days. Janisa and her husband, Rohun, 65, will start from Kathmandu in Nepal on April 27 and finish around May 20, depending on weather conditions at altitude.
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Read MoreSouthern Thai man strikes gold with rare cobra encounter
A rare golden cobra slithered into a rubber plantation in Satun province in southern Thailand on Thursday.
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Thai teacher forced to withdraw from beauty pageant
The Kanokwan “Jubjang” Chusuk had to abandon his dream to become queen of beauty after they found that teachers are forbidden to participate in beauty contests in Thailand.
Silicone strips seized stopping safety-sacrificing surgeries
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) officials, together with police, raided several plastic surgery clinics and the manufacturer's warehouse to confiscate a large number of counterfeit silicone parts. The joint operation was announced on Monday by the FDA secretary general and the deputy chief of the Consumer Protection Police Division (CPPD).
Australia returns 9 ancient Buddha statues to Thailand after 112 years
Nine wooden Buddha statues have returned to Thailand after 112 years in Australia.
Zookeeper seeks compensation after being bitten by wild monkeys
A zookeeper demands compensation from the Khao Kheo Open Zoo in Chonburi after she was bitten by wild monkeys at work. The owner of the animal said she paid almost 100,000 baht for the treatment, but received only 3,000 baht from her employer in return.
