Tragic fate for Russian millionaire couple after holiday in Thailand due to plane crash
Russian millionaire couple Anatoly and Anna Evshukov died in a plane crash in Afghanistan on their way back from a holiday in Thailand. The crash, which occurred in a mountainous area and followed engine problems, has sparked much speculation in Russia. Their son, who was traveling separately, heard the news upon arrival in Moscow.
The Thai police unmasked
A murder a few days ago in Sa Kaeo province has caused quite a stir due to the scandalous approach of the police. This is not an isolated event. The best way I can tell the story is by translating an editorial from the Bangkok Post, see source below. Unfortunately, as the editorial also states, this is not an isolated event.
Historic step by Parliament: tackling mental health issues and budget priorities in Thailand
A milestone in the Thai parliament: psychiatric issues are openly discussed for the first time. This development raises hopes for people with mental illnesses, such as Sasima Phaibool and Peerapong Sahawongcharoen. The discussion, led by MP Sirilapas Kongtrakarn, highlights the need for a balanced budget for mental health care and denounces the shortage of medical staff and uneven distribution of resources.
For all the adventurers and nature lovers, Thailand's national parks are heading into a major seasonal closure period. This initiative, announced by the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, includes the temporary closure of 134 of the 156 parks by the year 2024. These closures are crucial for the conservation and restoration of natural ecosystems and ensure the safety of visitors.
Digital Revolution in Thailand's Consular Affairs Department: Towards a Future of Innovation and Efficiency
The Consular Affairs department is taking major steps in a digital transformation. This year it will transform to a fully electronic operation, integrating technology and artificial intelligence. This innovation includes the e-passport and e-Visa systems, e-legalization and a mobile app, setting a new standard in consular services.
In response to Thailand's air pollution crisis, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin is taking drastic measures. The Royal Thai Air Force has been called upon to tackle rising pollution with innovative strategies. The situation, characterized by alarmingly high PM2,5 levels in several provinces, requires a coordinated attack that focuses on advanced technologies and collaborations.
The Belgian Koekelare is plunged into deep mourning by the sudden death of 41-year-old Tineke V., who died unexpectedly during a holiday in Thailand. Well known and loved in her community, Tineke was the driving force behind a local restaurant and was known for her zest for life and warmth.
Zika virus warning in Thailand: health authorities alert after infections in Nakhon Ratchasima
Health authorities in Thailand have raised the alarm about a possible outbreak of the Zika virus after discovering 19 cases in the northeast of the country. With most patients under the age of 14 and a rising number of infections nationwide, emphasis is being placed on prevention and awareness, especially among vulnerable groups such as pregnant women.
Thailand has seen a disturbing rise in cybercrime, with a direct link to current economic challenges. The Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) reports significant losses and a shift in the nature of cyber attacks, with traditional methods giving way to more advanced techniques and targeted fraud.
Thailand will be the setting of HBO's 'The White Lotus' season 3
The award-winning HBO series 'The White Lotus' continues its journey, this time in exotic Thailand. The Tourism Authority of Thailand has announced that filming of the third season will begin in February in famous Thai destinations such as Bangkok, Phuket and Ko Samui. After the success in Hawaii and Sicily, the new season promises another fascinating story.
Bangkok is currently facing a serious air pollution crisis, with an alarming increase in PM2.5 micropollution. The situation threatens to deteriorate due to unfavorable weather conditions. Residents are encouraged to work from home as the government strives to find solutions to this growing environmental problem affecting both the capital and surrounding provinces.
Bangkok is taking action against air pollution with a series of innovative measures. The Bangkok City Administration (BMA) is working with the Ministry of Agriculture to provide farmers with special microbes that shorten the composting time of biomass. In addition, a unique campaign has been launched in collaboration with car manufacturers and motor oil distributors to reduce particulate matter emissions and extend the lifespan of vehicles.
Once again very toxic air in 20 provinces in Thailand
Thailand's Pollution Control Department has issued an urgent warning about dangerously high levels of PM2.5 airborne particles affecting 20 provinces. This warning calls for immediate action against the serious air quality crisis, which poses major health risks to millions of residents, with a special focus on busy urban and industrial areas.
The Thai government, led by Health Minister Dr. Cholnan Srikaew, is taking steps to strictly regulate the use of cannabis. With a new bill currently awaiting passage, the goal is to curb recreational use and focus on the medical benefits of cannabis. This development marks a significant shift in Thai cannabis legislation.
Enjoy the splendor of eternal daisies in Phitsanulok's Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park
Experience the enchanting beauty of eternal daisies at Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park in Phitsanulok. This 192 hectare flower field, part of a unique forest development project, is now in full bloom and is a picturesque attraction for nature and flower lovers alike.
Recently, officials in Thailand have reported an alarming increase in the number of cases of Streptococcus suis infections, with 137 new cases and eight deaths in just three weeks. This increase, mainly linked to the consumption of contaminated raw pork, poses a growing health risk, especially in Nakhon Ratchasima province.
In 2024, Thailand will take an important step to help citizens without official registration. The Department of Provincial Administration is introducing a DNA testing project to support those who do not have a name or personal information on the household register, allowing their Thai nationality to be recognized.