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Rama II Road sinkhole repair advances, one lane reopening
Read more: Rama II Road sinkhole repair advances, one lane reopeningSAMUT SAKHON – Repairs to Rama II Road were nearly complete after a burst water main caused a subsidence on the inbound frontage lane to Bangkok, and one of the closed lanes was expected to reopen later on Sunday afternoon.
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People’s Party, PM candidate top Chiang Mai poll
Read more: People’s Party, PM candidate top Chiang Mai pollCHIANG MAI – People’s Party (PP) leader Natthaphong Ruengpanyawut has emerged as the leading choice for prime minister among voters in Chiang Mai, according to an opinion survey by the National Institute of Development Administration (Nida).
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Bangkok office occupancy dips below 80% amid glut
Read more: Bangkok office occupancy dips below 80% amid glutOccupancy in Bangkok’s office market fell below 80% for the first time since 2004 as an influx of new Grade A supply drew tenants from older towers, forcing landlords to cut rents, renovate or repurpose, according to the property consultancy CBRE Thailand.
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Thai-Cambodian border reopening concerns eased
Read more: Thai-Cambodian border reopening concerns easedCaretaker Defence Minister Gen Nattaphon Narkphanit has eased concerns about a plan to reopen some border crossings between Thailand and Cambodia, saying more steps must be taken before the gates can be unlocked.
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Bangkok’s keeper-killing lions to be caged and retrained
Read more: Bangkok’s keeper-killing lions to be caged and retrainedThe five lions that mauled a Safari World keeper to death on Wednesday have been caged and will be retrained, or they would continue to attack humans, the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation says.
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Charnchai’s justice quest
Read more: Charnchai’s justice questCharnchai Issarasenarak has long been recognised as a steadfast advocate for transparency and accountability.
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Push grows to keep B20 rail ride alive
Read more: Push grows to keep B20 rail ride aliveThe Thailand Consumer Council (TCC) has urged the new government to press ahead with the 20-baht flat-fare policy for electric trains, citing its affordability and the benefits it would bring to the economy and the environment.
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New iPhones expected to spur Thai spending
Read more: New iPhones expected to spur Thai spendingThe new iPhone 17 series is expected to increase local consumer spending as users upgrade their premium smartphones, while a stronger baht and a fresh design will help spur sales, say industry analysts and IT retailers.
