Chinese man crushed to death by hydraulic press at factory in Thailand
A Chinese man died yesterday when his head was crushed by a hydraulic rubber press he was repairing at a tire factory in eastern Thailand's Rayong province.
A Chinese man died yesterday when his head was crushed by a hydraulic rubber press he was repairing at a tire factory in eastern Thailand's Rayong province.
An angry Thai husband stabbed his wife to death in their home in the northern province of Mae Khong Sorn. The man reportedly became angry after the woman advised him to conserve water for the upcoming dry season. Police and local residents are now looking for the killer, who fled into the forest after the incident.
Read MoreThe British Navy recently extended a helping hand in Pattaya as part of an effort to build relationships and friendship in Thailand.
Read MoreThai authorities are keen to promote Muslim-friendly tourism in the kingdom. During a recent focus group discussion on Islamic tourism in Phuket Province, the Department of Tourism (DoT) and the private sector reviewed strategies to attract Muslim visitors, NNT reported yesterday.
Read MoreThe Nakhon Si Thammarat Provincial Police Department found the body of a woman who went missing last month buried in the forest behind Khao Lom Monastery in southern Thailand. Police believe her murder was motivated by a conflict within the drug gang.
Read MoreCrowds of people gathered in Thailand's central province of Nakhon Pathom yesterday for the annual pink trumpet tree festival.
Read MoreNearly two months after the search ended for a Romanian diver who went missing at sea off the coast of Phuket, officials believe his body has been found.
Read MoreRoyal Thai Police Deputy Commander Surachate "Big Joke" Hakpark announced plans to crack down on illegal businesses in Chiang Mai believed to be run by Chinese citizens. Big Joke said the crackdown operation will begin within a week and will focus on five to six businesses.
Read MoreIndians all over the world will soon be celebrating the Hindu festival of Holi this weekend and now the festival is coming to Bangkok! The festival, which marks the arrival of spring, love and new life, will take place on March 12 at Bangkok World, located near the entrance to Siam Amazing Park. The festival will take place from 13:00 to 22:00.
Read MoreThe Thai singer took to social media to call on fans to help find a license plate stolen from his car after a resourceful thief used it to steal diesel fuel from a gas station in northeast Thailand.
Read MoreA controversial Hong Kong publisher and writer has been released from prison after serving a 10-year sentence in a prison in southern China. He was released on Sunday 26 February.
Read MoreThailand is gearing up for a busy month of festivals and events in March, with the return of many annual celebrations that were suspended during the pandemic.
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