Thai PBS World

English news service by Thai PBS Thai PBS World is an English news website by the Thai Public Broadcasting Service (Thai PBS).

It offers the latest news reports and insightful analyses on important and most relevant issues on Thailand and the region. Objectives:
To encourage public awareness and participation in the building of a just and democratic society through bold and impartial reporting with public interest at its heart. To educate, inform and entertain every sector of the society with an aim of promoting quality c

itizenry. To inspire and encourage imagination and creativity. To contribute to a sense of identity, cultural diversity and social harmony. To reflect social diversity and provide space for minorities and specific groups with an aim of promoting public participation both at the local and national levels. To help forge understanding and good relationship both at the local and global levels. Code of Ethics:
As public broadcaster, Thai PBS has a distinctive place in the Thai media industry. Its code of ethics insures that Thai PBS carry out its mission with full accountability and integrity as well as respects for the rights of others. All personnel of Thai PBS are obliged to strictly abide by its code of ethics that governs program production and program contents. The process of designing the code of ethics was inclusive, taking into account opinions and suggestions from representatives of Thai PBS employees, program producers, the Audience Council and experts in the field of mass communications. Thai PBS has a sub-committee to oversee conduct of employees at all levels and to monitor program and news contents to make sure that they are in compliance with the code of ethics. The committee also investigates complaints about breaches of the code of ethics from Thai PBS audiences.

09/12/2024

December 9, 2024: Coming on the heels of Kamala Harris’ “Our fight is not over yet” post-defeat comment, Donald Trump’s “I will treat you every bit as good as I treat my supporters” post-victory message to her supporters gave him the Round One in the still-volatile aftermath of the presidential race.

But make no mistake, losers sounding bitter and winners sounding patronizing is not uncommon, especially in politics. Yet comparisons are being drawn, and they are mostly in the president-elect’s favour at the moment.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/us-postelection-round-one-goes-to-/55737

09/12/2024

“Look Thoong” singer Chayada Praohom was diagnosed as suffering from transverse myelitis and died of blood infection while she was an in-patient at the Udon Thai provincial hospital.

Dr Somchaichote Piyawatwela told a news conference today that Chayada was admitted for treatment in October, after she had complained of numbness in her legs and arms.

Doctors diagnosed transverse myelitis (an inflammation of both sides of a section of the spinal cord) and administered medication until she recovered and was discharged from the hospital.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/chayada-dies-of-blood-infection-doctor/55736

09/12/2024

[Live] Thai PBS World Tonight (9th December 2024)
-Thai singer dies after “neck-tilting” massage sessions
-Singaporean dies after massage in Phuket
-PM to detail government’s quarterly performance this Thursday
-Private sector up in arms against national 400 baht minimum wage
-Over 120 nabbed at a drug-fuelled party in a Sukhumvit hotel

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09/12/2024

The Thai Foreign Ministry has instructed Thai nationals to avoid unnecessary travel to Syria, due to the uncertain political situation following the toppling of President Bashar Assad’s government by opposition rebels on December 8.

The Thai Embassy in Tehran, Iran, which also covers Syria, reported that it has contacted 23 Thai nationals in Syria since the political chaos began last week.

All 23 Thais are currently safe and the embassy is prepared to facilitate their evacuation if needed.

Of the 23, 22 reside in the capital city of Damascus, while one lives in Daraa, near the border with Jordan. They include masseurs, students and those married to Syrians.

The Thai Embassy in Iran will closely monitor the situation, maintain communication with Thai nationals in Syria and provide assistance as necessary.

It has urged those in Syria to stay up to date on the situation through all available channels and to avoid travel within the country.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/thais-advised-against-travel-to-syria/55734

09/12/2024

A Thai nationalist group, led by former right-wing protest leaders Sondhi Limthongkul and Panthep Puapongpan, called on the government today to scrap MoU 44 between Thailand and Cambodia, and a related joint communique signed by then prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra and his Cambodian counterpart Hun Sen, within 15 days or they will stage street protests.

A protest note, addressed to Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, was submitted to the Complaint Centre at Government House today.

Similar protest notes were also sent to parliament and the Foreign Ministry.

Sondhi, now an executive at Manager Group, said he will give the government 15 days to respond to their demand for the cancellation of the two documents, failing that he and his allies will take to the streets to protest.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/nationalist-group-threatens-street-protests-if-mou-44-not-scrapped-in-15-days/55733

09/12/2024

Thailand’s private sector has voiced strong objection to the government’s plan to increase the minimum wage for all workers throughout the country to 400 baht, warning that the a national standard minimum wage will impact all businesses and may result in mass layoffs or closures of businesses.

Sanan Angubolkul, chairman of the Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking, said today that the minimum wage should reflect the economic reality in each province, so the Tri-partite Wage Committee should heed the recommendations of the wage subcommittees in each province.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/private-sector-up-in-arms-against-national-400-baht-minimum-wage/55732

09/12/2024

Police raided an ‘underwear party’ being held in a Sukhumvit Soi 31 hotel suite early this morning and rounded up 120 men, many of whom are gay, and two women. Ecstasy (M**A), Ice (crystal methamphetamine) and Ketamine were seized.

Pol Col Pansa Amaraphitak, the superintendent of Thonglor police, said that all the party-goers were wearing only underwear at the time of the raid.

All were subjected to urine tests. 66 were positive for drug use and drugs were found in the possession of 31 of them. Those who tested negative for drugs were released after the police recorded their details.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/over-120-nabbed-at-a-drugfuelled-party-in-a-sukhumvit-hotel/55728

09/12/2024

The Thai government is waiting to receive a reply from the Myanmar government about when four captured Thai fishing crew are to be set free and returned to Thailand, said Defence Minister Phumtham Wechayachai.

The Thai Foreign Ministry has been coordinating with its Myanmar counterpart for the release of the crew, adding Myanmar has its legal processes, which must be followed and that he has no idea when they will be freed.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/myanmar-yet-to-say-when-four-captured-thai-fishermen-will-be-freed-phumtham/55731

09/12/2024

A 52-year-old Singaporean man died Saturday night after a massage he received at a parlour in the seaside town of Patong on Phuket.

Lee Mun Tuck’s wife told police that, before the massage, her husband had drunk beer and was lacking rest.

Patong police commander, Pol Colonel Chalermchai Hernsawat, told reporters that Tuck’s wife does not want to file a complaint against the massage parlour, declined an autopsy and just wants to take her husband’s body back to Singapore for a funeral.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/singaporean-dies-after-massage-in-phuket/55730

09/12/2024

In nationally televised address on Thursday, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and her cabinet will provide details of the government’s performance over the past three months and explain its plans for the direction of the country in 2025.

Government Spokesman Jirayu Huangsap said today that the government is upbeat about improvements in various sectors, from tourism and agriculture to industrial development and investment, and is confident that economic growth in 2025 will exceed this year’s.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/pm-to-detail-governments-quarterly-performance-this-thursday/55729

09/12/2024

Berlin, Germany - Thousands of jubilant Syrians rallied in Berlin and cities across Europe on Sunday, waving flags and barely able to contain their joy at the downfall of president Bashar al-Assad.

"Finally we are free!" exclaimed Bassam Al-Hamada, 39, among 5,000 people at an exuberant rally in the capital of Germany, where the one million-plus Syrians makes it the largest diaspora in Europe.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/across-europe-syrians-celebrate-being-free-of-assad/55726

09/12/2024

The nation will mark Constitution Day on Tuesday (December 10) amid a continued effort to replace the current junta-drafted charter with a new supreme law that proponents argue will restore Thailand’s democratic foundations.

However, major hurdles and differences must still be overcome before a new constitution drafting assembly can begin its work.

Contentious issues dividing MPs and senators include whether two or three referendums are required before rewriting the 2017 charter and whether a “double majority” is needed to trigger the process.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/constitution-day-sheds-light-on-fierce-battle-over-supreme-law-dividing-thailand-/55713

#รัฐธรรมนูญ #วันรัฐธรรมนูญ

09/12/2024

Thailand dominated the World Championships, securing four out of five gold medals on December 8 in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

During the finals, Thai player Jutatip Kuntatong staged a remarkable comeback after losing the opening set against Brazil's Rafaella Fontes (10-12), eventually prevailing with scores of 12-10 and 12-9, according to Footboom Online.

Jutatip, teaming up with Suphawadi Wongkhamchan, earned another gold medal by defeating the Hungarian duo of Krisztina Acs and Petra Pechy with a double score of 12-9.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/thailand-shines-in-vietnam-capturing-four-teqball-championship-golds/55727

08/12/2024

Police in Kamphaeng Phet province say that a blood-alcohol test on the driver of a pickup, which skidded off the road causing the deaths of two teenage students and injuring other passengers, revealed that her blood-alcohol level far exceeded the legal limit.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/drunk-driver-kills-two-teenagers-in-kamphaeng-phet/55724

08/12/2024

Never underestimate the power of political mockery. If applied properly, it can be deadly, a lot more effective than straightforward criticism.

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has attracted both playful and serious contempt in no small measure. She is Thailand’s post-election Kamala Harris. She is threatening to overtake her aunt Yingluck Shinawatra in term of regular mockery, because a major difference is that Paetongtarn is facing it left and right, literally and ideologically.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/mocking-the-southerners-wife/55722

08/12/2024

People who like neck massage or who practice violent neck tilting, to ease muscle or back tension, should be aware of the potential risk of paralysis, according to Professor Dr. Thiravat Hemachudha, an advisor to the College of Oriental Medicine at Rangsit University.

His warning came after the death of a well-known Thai singer, Chayada Praohom, who suffered paralysis and became bed-ridden following several back and neck massage sessions.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/doctor-warns-of-the-risk-of-paralysis-from-neck-massage/55723

08/12/2024

‘Moo Deng’, the pygmy hippo at Khao Kheow open zoo in Chon Buri, has been chosen as one of the 63 most stylish “people” of 2024 by The New York Times (NYT), writing “She bit. She screamed. She conquered hearts the world over.”

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/moo-deng-named-one-of-nyts-63-most-stylish-people-of-2024/55719

08/12/2024

Interpol will be asked by Thai police to find a Moroccan man wanted by police on suspicion of murdering his Thai boyfriend in Chiang Mai on Friday.

Read more: https://world.thaipbs.or.th/detail/interpol-to-be-asked-to-locate-a-moroccan-man-on-murder-charge/55720

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[Live] Thai PBS World Tonight (9th December 2024)

[Live] Thai PBS World Tonight (9th December 2024) -Thai singer dies after “neck-tilting” massage sessions -Singaporean dies after massage in Phuket -PM to detail government’s quarterly performance this Thursday -Private sector up in arms against national 400 baht minimum wage -Over 120 nabbed at a drug-fuelled party in a Sukhumvit hotel 📌 Platform for Live Watching #ThaiPBS #ThaiPBSWorld

Charitable book launch – Global culinary stories

[Live] The licenses to stay in power and what it means to Thai politics | #MediaPulse EP 19

[Live] The licenses to stay in power and what it means to Thai politics | #MediaPulse EP 19 With Boonsong Teriyapirom out on parole, all eyes are on the so-called ‘political deal’ that may pave the way for Yingluck Shinawatra to return to Thailand after years in self-exile. Plus the discussion about the ‘licences to rule’, and the online hostility that involves Prime Minister Paetongtarn. Join Thepchai Yong and Clare Patchimanon in the 19th instalment of MEDIA PULSE 📌 watching online at #ThaiPBS • Website : http://www.thaipbs.or.th/online

[Live] This Week with Thai PBS World | 6th December 2024

[Live] This Week with Thai PBS World | 6th December 2024 -Thai politicians react to failed coup attempt in South Korea -Southern Thailand facing worst floods in 30 years -AI Horizons: The Future of Media -Bringing the Buddha’s tooth relic to Thailand -Buddhism and Public Diplomacy #ThaiPBS #ThaiPBSWorld

Thailand to legalize same-sex marriages starting January 22nd #ThaiPBSWorld #lgbtq #samesexmarriage🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈 #Thailand

The Buddha Tooth Relic from Lingguang Temple in Beijing has been granted permission by the Chinese government to be enshrined in Thailand. This event celebrates His Majesty the King's 6th cycle birthday anniversary and the 50th anniversary of Sino-Thai relations. The stupa will be temporarily displayed and accessible to the public at Bangkok’s Sanam Luang ceremonial ground from December 5 to February 14 next year. 北京灵光寺的佛牙舍利已获得中国政府的出境展出许可，将于12月4日起在泰国供奉。该供奉活动是为了庆祝玛哈·哇集拉隆功国王72周年诞辰与中泰建交50周年。佛塔将于12月5日至2025年2月14日期间在泰国曼谷皇家田广场对公众开放展出。 #ThaiPBSWorld #Thailand #China #Buddhism #中国 #泰国 #佛教 #北京灵光寺 #佛牙舍利

[Live] Thai PBS World Tonight 3rd December 2024

[Live] Thai PBS World Tonight 3rd December 2024 - Worsening air pollution in Bangkok today - Emergency fund sought to help flood victims in southern region - Myanmar regrets loss of life in attack on fishing flotilla - Two more suspects in Dr. Boon’s investment scam sought by police - AI Horizons: The Future of Media #ThaiPBS #ThaiPBSWorld 📌 Platform for Live Watching

Deep discounts follow deep floods in Yala province of Thailand #ThaiPBSWorld #Yala #ตลาดมะพร้าวยะลา #น้ำท่วมยะลา

Hero volunteer called for help #ThaiPBSWorld #Lopburi #ลพบุรี #ลิงลพบุรี

[Live] Thai PBS World Tonight (2nd December 2024)

[Live] Thai PBS World Tonight (2nd December 2024) -Queen Suthida joins “Amazing Thailand Marathon Bangkok 2024” -Thailand formally protests to Myanmar over maritime incident -People urged not to criticize PM for not visiting southern flood victims -Former commerce minister jailed for 48 years released -Excessive PM2.5 pollution in many parts of Bangkok today 📌 Platform for Live Watching #ThaiPBS #ThaiPBSWorld

The director of the National Tobacco Products Control Board warns that e-cigarettes can cause deadly pneumonia especially for those with chronic illnesses. #ThaiPBSWorld #Thailand #ecigarette #vaping

Palestine supporters in Thailand protest in front of the United Nations Conference Centre in Bangkok, to mark the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. In 1977, the UN General Assembly called for the annual observance of 29 November as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. #ThaiPBSWorld #PSCThailand #Palestine #Israel

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Thai Public Broadcasting Service (Thai PBS) is Thailand’s first public broadcasting service. It is established by the 2008 Thai Public Broadcasting Service Act. Thai PBS is committed to active and informed citizens of the society with its diverse educational and entertainment programs while strictly abiding by the code of ethics that ensures fair, balanced and impartial news coverage.

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To be a public media institution that strives to promote a just and an informed society.

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To provide innovative and comprehensive broadcasting services of high standard based on code of ethics, public interest and cost-effectiveness.

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● To encourage public awareness and participation in the building of a just and democratic society through bold and impartial reporting with public interest at its heart.

● To educate, inform and entertain every sector of the society with an aim of promoting quality citizenry.

● To inspire and encourage imagination and creativity.

● To contribute to a sense of identity, cultural diversity and social harmony.

● To reflect social diversity and provide space for minorities and specific groups with an aim of promoting public participation both at the local and national levels.

● To help forge understanding and good relationship both at the local and global levels.

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