Postpone ban on herbicides and chlorpyrifos, urges TCC
The Thai Chamber of Commerce (TCC) has called on the Industry Ministry to postpone the ban on paraquat and chlorpyrifos from June 1 to December 31 as Read More…
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EC meeting was canceled after a director contracts Covid-19
The Election Commission cancelled a meeting scheduled for 1.30pm today (April 28) after a director-level official tested positive for Covid-19 as he wRead More…
Govt to reject CPTPP trade deal, says FTA Watch
The government is backtracking on plans to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) trade deal, accordinRead More…
Woman attempts suicide at ministry after being refused Bt5,000 payment
A 58-year-old woman attempted to commit suicide at the Finance Ministry building in Bangkok yesterday, where she had gone to plead for the Bt5,000 panRead More…
Virus screening tight as Thai returnees flood southern border checkpoint
No cases of Covid-19 have been discovered at the Padang Besar border checkpoint in Songkhla so far, after the nearby Sadao crossing was closed last weRead More…
Thais stranded in New Zealand, Japan coming home today
The Royal Thai Embassy in Wellington announced today (April 27) that 168 Thais in New Zealand would depart from Oakland International Airport at 1.10pRead More…
Thai firm set to test Covid-19 vaccine candidate on humans
A Thai-French firm says its development of a vaccine for Covid-19 is at an advanced stage, with human trials set to begin in the next few weeks. Read More…
Historic Loei stupa closed for a week
Phra That Si Song Rak in Loei has been closed for seven days and will not hold its annual ceremony of worship, Dan Sai district chief Natee PrompakdeeRead More…
NBTC sec-gen resignation postponed due to ‘three pending missions’
National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) secretary-general Thakorn Tanthasit’s resignation is to be postponed and take effect Read More…
Students in border, remote areas disabled online education
Only 57 percent of poor students have Internet access, according to a study on student effects during the Covid-19 pandemic. Phumsaran ThongliamnRead More…