Thailand News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd December, and here’s your Thailand daily news capsule.

Weather in northern Thailand and Bangkok sees temperatures rise by one to two degrees today.

Flooding in southern Thailand impacts the economy, costing over 40 billion baht and affecting GDP.

Bangkok warns of high PM 2.5 dust levels, urging residents to work from home on December 4th.

Tourism Authority of Thailand predicts a surge in domestic travel for Father's Day, generating over 10 billion baht.

Death toll from flooding in Asia surpasses 1,300, with Indonesia and Sri Lanka severely affected.

Criticism mounts against the government for its failure to manage flooding and falling rice prices.

Health Ministry reports 267 deaths due to flooding in southern Thailand, with ongoing rescue efforts.

Waste from flooding in Hat Yai reaches 5,000 tons, awaiting incineration at power plants.

Hong Kong leader establishes an independent committee to investigate deadly building fire that killed 151.

Russia and the U.S. hold five-hour talks, with no peace plan for Ukraine yet in sight.

Japanese lawmakers meet with Chinese ambassador to ease tensions amid ongoing disputes.

Samsung unveils the world's first foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z TriFold, at a major event.

Honor launches the rugged X9d 5G smartphone with impressive battery life and water resistance.

Thailand's stock market shows signs of recovery, buoyed by positive economic news and foreign investments.

Gold prices drop significantly, with the selling price for gold ornaments now at 64,350 baht.

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