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Former Thai PM Thaksin seeks royal pardon, lawyer says
Read more: Former Thai PM Thaksin seeks royal pardon, lawyer saysThailand’s influential former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has submitted a petition for a royal pardon for his one-year jail sentence, his lawyer said on Monday.
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Bangkok hunt for vandals who damaged graffiti art
Read more: Bangkok hunt for vandals who damaged graffiti artBangkok governor Chadchart Sittipunt condemned vandals who defaced a newly painted graffiti mural in Charoen Krung Soi 30, calling their actions disrespectful to the artist and the city’s revitalisation efforts.
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Thailand’s tourism slump and household debt weigh on its lenders
Read more: Thailand’s tourism slump and household debt weigh on its lendersThailand’s banks are grappling with weak lending amid high household debt, slowing tourism and sluggish consumer spending that risk dampening their outlook for the rest of the year.
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Storm Wipha brings rain to Northeast, more to come
Read more: Storm Wipha brings rain to Northeast, more to comeNortheastern provinces bordering Laos are feeling the impact of Tropical Storm Wipha as it moves onto Vietnam and inches closer to Thailand.
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Foldable phones struggle to make an impact
Read more: Foldable phones struggle to make an impactThe foldable smartphone market in Thailand faces significant hurdles when it comes to mainstream adoption, primarily due to the high prices of the models in the market, a lack of optimised content for foldable displays, and limited consumer demand.
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Two more landmines found along border disputed by Cambodia
Read more: Two more landmines found along border disputed by CambodiaThe army has found two more, new anti-personnel mines on Thai soil near the border with Cambodia where three Thai soldiers were injured by an exploding landmine last week.
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Storm Wipha kills 2 Chinese tourists, more rain forecast
Read more: Storm Wipha kills 2 Chinese tourists, more rain forecastPHUKET – Gusting winds and a storm-tossed sea claimed the lives of two Chinese tourists on Sunday, and weathermen on Monday warned of continued downpours as the after-effects of Typhoon Wipha continue to pound parts of Thailand.
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Phuket hotels go green in hunt for gold
Read more: Phuket hotels go green in hunt for goldThai tourism is embracing sustainability as a core selling point for travellers, as the industry seeks to ensure its survival in a marketplace where such practices have become the “new normal”.
