Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st December, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Cold weather persists in northern Thailand, while heavy rain affects the eastern region.

Deputy Minister Anutin visits Hat Yai, distributing aid and discussing local issues with residents.

Flood relief payments of nine thousand baht are available for affected renters using utility bills.

The death toll from recent flooding in ASEAN exceeds six hundred, with Thailand reporting at least one hundred seventy.

Search efforts continue in Hat Yai for victims of the recent flooding disaster, with legal considerations in play.

Air Arabia launches direct flights from Sharjah to Krabi, boosting tourism from the Middle East.

Thailand's U17 football team secures a spot in the Asian Championship after a decisive victory over Kuwait.

The Thai government faces criticism over inadequate flood preparedness in Hat Yai, raising political concerns.

Heart disease experts explain the sudden passing of a well-known journalist during sleep.

A rescue hero from Yala tragically dies after returning from a flood relief mission in southern Thailand.

The Thai government is urged to expedite recovery efforts in flood-hit areas, focusing on infrastructure restoration.

The UK government announces it will not support solar dimming projects aimed at combating climate change.

Experts warn about the rising threat of antibiotic-resistant infections, claiming lives every three seconds.

Health officials stress the importance of monitoring RSV, especially among premature and at-risk infants.

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