Thailand’s Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) has opened flood relief registration in 65 provinces and all 50 districts of Bangkok, with more than 700,000 applications received so far. The DDPM said on October 3 that 702,217 applications had been submitted as of 1.30pm. Bangkok recorded the most with 343,545, followed by Samut Prakan …
The story Thailand opens flood relief registration in 65 provinces and Bangkok as seen on Thaiger News.
A more than 100 year old historic house that once served as the residence of the Netherlands ambassador to Thailand has been demolished in Bangkok, despite efforts by members of the Dutch community to save it. Nederlandse Vereniging Thailand, the Dutch association in Thailand, posted photos and video of the demolition and the rubble left …
The story 100 year old former Dutch ambassador’s residence demolished as seen on Thaiger News.
COA Flags DA Over Delayed Agricultural Aid for Kristine Victims AGRICULTURAL AID – Months after Severe Tropical Storm Kristine struck, some farmers were still waiting for agricultural aid that had been procured specifically to support their recovery. The Commission on Audit (COA) has raised concerns over the Department of Agriculture’s (DA) delayed distribution of agricultural ... Read more
The post Millions in Agricultural Aid Still Undistributed After Kristine Disasters appeared first on PhilNews.
Alex Eala & EJ Obiena Steal the Spotlight W/ Fun Asian Games Moments ALEX EALA – Fresh from their medal-winning performances, Filipino sports stars Alex Eala and EJ Obiena gave fans something to smile about with their fun moments in Japan. Philippine sports stars Alexandra “Alex” Eala and EJ Obiena gave fans a glimpse of ... Read more
The post Alex Eala & EJ Obiena Show Their Playful Side at the Asian Games appeared first on PhilNews.
Chinese Research Vessel Near Batanes Can Locate Subsea Cables CHINESE VESSEL – The presence of a Chinese research vessel near Batanes is drawing serious attention after officials raised concerns over its ability to locate subsea cables considered vital to the country’s connectivity. The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) continues to monitor the movements of the Chinese ... Read more
The post Tarriela Warns Chinese Vessel Near Batanes Can Locate Subsea Cables appeared first on PhilNews.
Two women, a Thai and a German tourist, died after a drink driving crash in Bangkok’s Thong Lor area on Saturday 3 October 2026. The driver recorded 145 mg% on a breath test, and police have charged him with causing death while driving under the influence. Thong Lor Police Station received a report at 3.12am …
The story Thai woman and German tourist die after Thong Lor crash as seen on Thaiger News.
More than 300 residents on Koh Samui protested against a horse-riding business yesterday, October 3, saying horses used for tourist rides had caused problems on public beaches and in communities for more than a year. Veerapol Watcharasinthu, chairman of the Bang Kao Community Committee, led residents from Taling Ngam, Na Mueang and Maret subdistricts in …
The story 300 Koh Samui residents protest against horse-riding business as seen on Thaiger News.