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Authorities in Bangkok arrested a couple for stealing rare reptiles, including a Chinese water dragon and a tiger salamander, from a private zoo. The incident occurred on a public holiday, raising concerns about security in public places.
Chadchart Sittipunt, the Governor of Bangkok, has declared his intention to run for a new term while the People's Party intensifies its election campaign. This announcement comes as focus increases on collaboration among citizens and various sectors to enhance the quality of life in the city.
Bangkok's waste separation program has shown tangible results, with a significant reduction in waste volume and increased public compliance following the implementation of new waste collection fees. The initiative aims to change community behaviors and has seen remarkable success.
Forecasts indicate that Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, will experience up to 120 days of extreme heat annually by 2050, necessitating urgent action to address these climate challenges.
Reports indicate that the family of Myanmar's military chief, <strong>Min Aung Hlaing</strong>, has acquired a luxury home in Bangkok for nearly <strong>100 million baht</strong>, circumventing Thai laws that prohibit foreign ownership of land. The transaction raises questions about legal transparency.
Molam music, a traditional art form from northeastern Thailand, has found its roots in Bangkok, where the Isan community represents the largest migrant population. This genre has evolved from rural folk art to a modern sound that captivates a wide audience.
Fly Dubai has announced the commencement of two daily flights to Bangkok, Thailand's capital, enhancing travel options for passengers. This initiative is part of the airline's efforts to expand its international destination network.
The Eurovision Song Contest has announced its first edition in Asia, featuring ten participating countries including South Korea and the Philippines. The national qualifiers will precede the grand final, set to be broadcast live from Bangkok on November 14.
Eurovision organizers have announced the launch of a new Asian version of the competition, with the grand finals set to take place in Bangkok, Thailand, on November 14, 2026. So far, ten Asian countries have confirmed their participation in this major musical event.