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In the bustling city of Bangkok, Thailand, a thrilling green initiative is ready to electrify the year 2025! On April 23rd, Mile Green, a trailblazer in the electric vehicle (EV) industry, has announced an ambitious plan that is set to supercharge Thailand’s leap towards eco-friendly transportation. With dual headquarters in both bustling Hong Kong and vibrant Thailand, Mile Green is all set to roll out a nationwide EV infrastructure, turning a sustainable vision into reality. Imagine a future where every Thai citizen can zip around urban jungles or scenic rural roads without leaving a carbon footprint. That’s the reality Mile Green aims to create. Boasting a fierce commitment to slashing carbon emissions and boosting urban mobility, they’re launching a comprehensive network of fast-charging and battery swapping stations. Tailored for both personal EV users and professional drivers, this system promises to be a game-changer. Here’s how Mile Green is shifting gears…

In the age of instant information, a rumbling rumor can travel faster than a tropical storm sweeping across the Andaman Sea. This time, the picturesque island of Phuket became the unexpected star of a shaky tale that had social media users hitting the panic button. Imagine lounging on the sun-soaked beaches of Thailand’s famed destination one day, only to be met with frightening headlines the next. The virtual world was abuzz with whispers and shrieks, proclaiming that this paradise might soon vanish beneath the waves, courtesy of a catastrophic earthquake. But before you cancel those Mai Tai cocktail orders, let’s dig deeper into this sensational story. On April 24th, the Anti-Fake News Centre—the super sleuth of online claims—pulled the plug on these unsubstantiated mutterings. This viral whirlwind of misinformation suggested that Phuket could plunge into the sea with a death toll exaggerated to a chilling 40,000 to 60,000 souls. Residents…

In an unsettling account of misconduct, a 37-year-old Thai woman named Tuk has come forward with allegations against a local official in Nakhon Ratchasima’s Isaan province. She claims that a sub-district chief, who she had accompanied to a local restaurant one fateful afternoon, made inappropriate advances toward her in a brazen display of sexual harassment. This incident, which allegedly took place on December 9, showcased appallingly inappropriate behavior from someone in a position of authority. As Tuk recounts, the atmosphere at the restaurant was initially unremarkable. She was seated alongside the sub-district chief, some male community leaders, and two other women. However, the meal took a dark turn when the chief, emboldened by alcohol, kissed her cheek without consent. Appalled, Tuk immediately voiced her displeasure, but this did not deter him for long. The increasingly obstinate chief pulled her nearer and made outrageous comments about her appearance, asking, “Pull up…

Picture a tropical paradise, a land of warm breezes and vibrant culture. It’s the stuff of dreamy postcards and sun-soaked vacations. But lurking amidst this beauty, there’s a microscopic menace – the notorious sandfly, carrying a rare but potentially lethal disease that’s making waves in the Land of Smiles this year. Known as Leishmaniasis, this tropical villain has stealthily claimed two lives in Thailand so far in 2025. The country’s health bigwigs are issuing the loudest wake-up calls to locals and tourists alike. The mantra? “Slap on the bug spray and stay alert!” The Department of Disease Control has spotlighted this alarming development, pointing out the grim tally of over 40 cases and two fatal outcomes – one from the bustling streets of Bangkok, the other from the serene shores of Songkhla. Enter Dr. Jurai Wongsawat, senior medical specialist and spokesperson extraordinaire. On April 24, she took center stage, unfolding…

Under the gleaming city lights of Bangkok, a flurry of concern was ignited last night as the nation’s leader, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, found herself switching one bustling scene for another—this time, a hospital room. Just back from an official visit to Cambodia—a whirlwind of diplomacy and discussion—she was supposed to be met with the usual post-trip debriefs. Instead, a fever crashed in like an uninvited guest, quickly intensifying from mild to alarmingly high. According to Government spokesperson Jirayu Huangsap, the Thai Prime Minister’s schedule in Cambodia was packed to the brim. From April 23 to 24, one could find her deeply engrossed in talks with key figures, tackling a range of poignant issues. The return flight touched down in Thailand by mid-afternoon on April 24, but any plans to unwind were upended by her sudden ailment later that evening. Around 9 PM, circumstances dictated a swift pivot to seek…

Amidst an exuberant display of talent, diplomacy, and cultural exchange, the ATOD International Dance Competition 2025 dazzled with grace and vigor beyond the confines of the Aksra Theatre in Bangkok. What made this year’s event especially enchanting wasn’t just the kaleidoscope of pirouettes and plies, but the splendid confluence of countless nations all toes tucked into one big, harmonious dance shoe. From every corner of the globe, twinkle toed warriors descended upon the land of a thousand smiles, and their smiles resonated to the rhythms of unity. Envisioned under the insightful guidance of Dr. M.L. Preeyapun Sridhavat, the President of the ATOD Children and Youth Development Association, this year’s competition was more than just a showcase of dance; it was a testament to the power of youthful exuberance meeting seasoned artistry. The event flourished with backing from numerous titans in education, culture, tourism, and sports, merging passions from Sansha Bangkok…

In the bustling heart of Bangkok, a new wave of eco-consciousness is taking root, led by none other than Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, the Governor of Bangkok, with his trusty Sustainability Advisor, Mr. Pornprom Vikitsreth. Together, they are ambitiously embarking on a mission to revolutionize waste management through an innovative scheme aptly named “This House Doesn’t Mix: Separate Waste, Reduce Fees.” The duo aims to motivate residents to separate their food scraps, promising a tangible reward—a noticeable reduction in their refuse collection charges. The Lat Phrao district, specifically the Eua Pracha Estate, serves as the launching pad for this eco-venture. Here, the governor and his team have front-row seats to witness the spirited participation of local residents who are embracing the project. The immense scale is striking, with 12,857 homes harboring 32,900 individuals across 36 vibrant communities, collectively churning out approximately 34,675 kilograms of waste every day—truly a rubbish mountain ripe…