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BANGKOK — Culture Minister Sabida Thaised on 26 January 2026 attended a working lunch hosted by Foreign Minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to discuss cooperation on Thailand’s bid to nominate Chud Thai for UNESCO recognition.

The meeting focused on preparations for submitting “Chud Thai: The Knowledge, Craftsmanship and Practices of the T...


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BANGKOK — A viral video claiming to show a mobile phone theft on a BTS Skytrain has drawn widespread criticism on Thai social media, with viewers accusing the content creator of damaging the image of public transport and the country’s safety.

The clip, which gained more than one million views, showed a man standing near a train door using his phone before another perso...


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CHONBURI — 26 January 2026, A construction worker sustained severe injuries after the cable of an elevator snapped, causing the lift to fall from the third floor of a building under construction in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung, Chonburi province.

At 08:30 this morning, rescue teams from the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation, along with paramedics and v...


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CHONBURI — Police in Chonburi Province have filed a report against three trailer drivers accused of stealing diesel fuel worth over 3.6 million baht (approximately £80,000). The drivers are alleged to have siphoned off the B-0 diesel fuel and replaced it with water before transporting it to an offshore oil rig.

At approximately 18:00 on 25 January 2026...


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Cambodian troops have dug trenches in three areas opposite Thailand’s Trat province, extending more than one kilometre along the border and positioning forces about 500 metres from Thai troops, a naval source said on 26 January 2026.

The source said the trench construction took place opposite Ban Sam Lang in Trat, covering areas near Ban Tha Sen, Ban Nong Ree and Ban C...


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