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PM Anutin submits cabinet list to King
Read more: PM Anutin submits cabinet list to KingPrime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Tuesday paid homage at the City Pillar Shrine and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha before formally submitting his list of cabinet ministers for royal endorsement.
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Photos of the month: September 2025
Read more: Photos of the month: September 2025These are some of Bangkok Post’s best photos of the month of September 2025. (Photos by Bangkok Post Photographers, compiled by Komsan Jandamit)
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Low-rise developers urged to boost safety
Read more: Low-rise developers urged to boost safetyLow-rise housing developers should invest more in structural reinforcement to improve resilience against potential future tremors, which are likely following the earthquake in Myanmar in March, according to the Thai Structural Engineers Association.
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Celebrate the first birthday of MooDeng – Thailand’s pygmy hippo and global sensation
Read more: Celebrate the first birthday of MooDeng – Thailand’s pygmy hippo and global sensationKhao Kheow Open Zoo in Chon Buri province, Thailand, is holding a four-day festival to celebrate its global internet star Moo Deng. The pygmy hippo marks her first birthday on July 10, 2025, leaving behind the animal infancy that boosted her to worldwide internet fame for her cute antics.
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158 blacktip reef sharks spotted in Maya Bay
Read more: 158 blacktip reef sharks spotted in Maya BayThai marine researchers have reported a remarkable sighting of 158 blacktip reef sharks (Carcharhinus melanopterus) off the coast of the southern province of Krabi.
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Export value could take B200bn hit
Read more: Export value could take B200bn hitThailand is expected to lose roughly 200 billion baht in export value this year if the US imposes tariff rates of 25-36% on Thai products, according to the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC).
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Phuket sees 5.85 million visitors in first 5 months
Read more: Phuket sees 5.85 million visitors in first 5 monthsRussians, Chinese and Indians were Phuket’s largest groups of tourists in the first five months of this year, generating around 223 billion baht in revenue, says the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT).
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MPs take up amnesty proposals
Read more: MPs take up amnesty proposalsThe House of Representatives on Wednesday began intense deliberations on five bills to foster social harmony and grant amnesty for political offences, submitted by MPs and citizen groups.
