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The seasons of our work life and quiet transformations
Read more: The seasons of our work life and quiet transformationsThere is something I have learned after three decades of working with leaders, teams and people at every possible stage of life.
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Plastic bottle found in dead whale in southern Thailand
Read more: Plastic bottle found in dead whale in southern ThailandMarine authorities discovered a plastic bottle lodged in the digestive tract of a dead Bryde’s whale found washed ashore on a beach in Songkhla province in southern Thailand.
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Flat B20 commuter fare launch faces delay
Read more: Flat B20 commuter fare launch faces delayThe planned rollout of the highly anticipated 20-baht-flat mass-transport fare in Greater Bangkok in October is likely to be delayed, with the key enabling bills mired down in parliament.
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Flood warning for North, Northeast as storm Kajiki moves into Thailand
Read more: Flood warning for North, Northeast as storm Kajiki moves into ThailandThe Meteorological Department warns that storm Kajiki will move into the northern province of Nan on Tuesday evening, bringing heavy rain with mountain runoff and flash floods in many provinces of the North and Northeast.
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Former Aids hospice abbot arrested for alleged temple fund fraud, money-laundering
Read more: Former Aids hospice abbot arrested for alleged temple fund fraud, money-launderingPolice arrested Luang Phor Alongkot, former abbot of well-known Aids hospice temple Wat Phrabatnampu at the temple in Lop Buri early Tuesday morning for multiple charges including temple fund embezzlement and money-laundering as they suspected him of planning to escape.
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Sweden agrees to sell 4 Saab Gripen fighter jets to Thailand
Read more: Sweden agrees to sell 4 Saab Gripen fighter jets to ThailandSTOCKHOLM – Sweden said on Monday it has signed a deal to sell four Gripen fighter jets produced by Saab to Thailand.
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Probe into hospice temple fund’s use of dead man’s ID
Read more: Probe into hospice temple fund’s use of dead man’s IDThe Department of Provincial Administration (DOPA) has been ordered to investigate why Aids hospice Wat Phrabatnampu used a dead man’s ID to open an account to receive public donations.
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Amid tourism surge, 92 Japan municipalities mull accommodation tax
Read more: Amid tourism surge, 92 Japan municipalities mull accommodation taxNinety-two municipal governments across Japan have considered introducing lodging taxes at hotels and traditional Japanese ryokan inns, results from a recent Kyodo News survey showed.