Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th November, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Heavy flooding in Hat Yai prompts local leaders to accelerate recovery efforts for affected residents.

The government announces eight measures to assist flood victims in southern Thailand, including debt relief.

Experts estimate southern floods have caused damages of up to 75 billion baht in Songkhla province.

Minister Anutin apologizes for the government's handling of the severe flooding that resulted in 110 deaths.

Over three million people affected by flooding in southern Thailand, with urgent relief efforts underway.

Hong Kong fire tragedy claims 128 lives as authorities arrest additional suspects linked to the incident.

Putin suggests U.S.-Ukraine peace plan could serve as a basis for a ceasefire agreement.

One U.S. homeland security officer dies after being shot by an immigrant in Washington, D.C.

Japanese economist warns that tensions with China are impacting tourism and exports, shrinking GDP.

Gold prices surge past $4,200 amid hopes for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut.

Mazda launches the all-electric Mazda6e in Thailand, boasting a range of 654 kilometers per charge.

Thailand's stock market closes slightly up, with investors cautious ahead of flood recovery measures.

Scientists draft plans for space farming to support missions to the Moon and Mars.

A new study reveals that the Pleiades star cluster is three times larger than previously thought.

Experts discover amino acids on asteroid Bennu, supporting theories about life's origins on Earth.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!