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Red Bull really does give you wings—especially if your name is Chalerm Yoovidhya. The co-owner of the world-famous energy drink has officially been crowned Thailand’s richest man this year, boasting a staggering net worth of US$44.5 billion (1.4 trillion baht), according to Forbes magazine. Chalerm’s jaw-dropping fortune saw an eye-watering leap of US$8.5 billion, marking a 24% …

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Kazel Kinouchi talked about working with Gabby Concepcion Kapuso actress Kazel Kinouchi admitted that she somehow felt nervous about her intimate scenes with seasoned actor Gabby Concepcion in the series My Father’s Wife. Kazel had her big acting break when she portrayed the character of Zoey in the defunct Kapuso afternoon series Abot Kamay Na ... Read more

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STL RESULT TODAY – PCSO releases the official STL results for July 4, 2025 (Friday) in Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao at 10:30 AM, 3:00 PM, 7:00 PM, 8:00 PM, and 9PM draws.

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Struggling bar workers in Pattaya were served a dose of comfort this week, in the form of steaming noodles and basic supplies, as tourism dries up and bar owners face mounting bills. Lisa Hamilton, President of the Pattaya Nightlife Business Association, yesterday, July 3, led a charitable drive on Walking Street, handing out dry food, …

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MANILA, Philippines – The National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-Elcac) has expressed concern over the proposed Anti-Red-Tagging Bill, saying it is not a safeguard for democracy but rather a dangerous shield that can be used by those who enable terrorism under the guise of legality. The task force noted that framed

Picture this: a peaceful drive down Phra Tamnak Road in Pattaya turns into a scene straight out of a disaster movie when a gigantic hole suddenly yawned open near Soi 5. Startled locals stopped in their tracks, gaping at the chasm that had abruptly transformed their street into a perilous venture for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. The unexpected sinkhole quickly became the talk of the town, as people swapped tales of close shaves and lucky escapes. But it wasn’t just gossip that spread like wildfire; the Jomtien municipal enforcement team was hot on the heels of the news. Once alerted, the municipal team leapt into action with a level of enthusiasm usually reserved for superhero movies. Equipped with the tools of their trade—and perhaps a touch of superhuman ability—they hurriedly assessed the alarming scene. As they arrived, they were met with a sight that underscored the seriousness of the situation.…

Pattaya is a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors, endless beaches, and bustling streets. Yet, this year, the city has set its compass directly towards Japan, aiming to lure in the Japanese travelers like never before. The sun-soaked city recently laid out the red carpet with the Pattaya Variety Roadshow to Japan 2025, held in the bustling city of Osaka. The initiative, an ambitious project led by none other than Thitiphan Petchtrakul, the dynamic Deputy Mayor of Pattaya, signifies a grand leap forward in intertwining Pattaya’s allure with the Japanese wanderlust. The city’s charisma was on full display at the event, which brought together some of the most influential figures in the tourism sector. Among them, the notable presence of representatives from Pattaya, Chon Buri PAO, and the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) didn’t go unnoticed. Welcoming attendees with gracious remarks were Thanawadee Suksakul, the insightful Director of TAT Osaka, and Udomsak…

In the early dawn of July 3, a sleepy stretch of Bang Kruai-Sai Noi Road was jolted awake by a dramatic accident involving a white Honda Civic. Veering unexpectedly off course, the vehicle collided violently with an electricity pole near the Bang Bua Thong Land Department intersection, marking a shocking scene in the Son Loi subdistrict, nestled in the bustling Bang Bua Thong district of Nonthaburi province. The clock had barely struck 4:30 a.m. when local authorities and emergency services were alerted to the unfolding drama. The swift response team, led by officers from the Bang Bua Thong Police Station in collaboration with the ever-vigilant Ruam Katanyu Foundation, raced to the site. What they discovered was nothing short of a mechanical mayhem: the Honda overturned, embracing the electric pole in a precarious metal embrace. Trapped within the twisted wreckage was the car’s driver, a 29-year-old man named Aphirat. Time was…

As the glittering cityscape of Bangkok stretches towards the heavens, it’s about to undergo a luminous transformation that melds urban progress with a considerate nod towards its inhabitants’ well-being. An initiative orchestrated by the Bangkok Metropolitan Council is poised to dial down those dazzling billboard beams that have been sending both drivers’ attention and residents’ stress through the proverbial roof. Indeed, in a ground-breaking move emphasizing safety and comfort, illustrious Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt unveiled a regulatory draft on July 2, eyeing an ethereal balancing act between luminescence and liability. For as long as the eye could see, Bangkok’s billboards have bathed the city in light that could rival the stars themselves, much to the chagrin of its dwellers. The brightness these billboards boast has been blindingly brilliant, to the point of discomfort and potential road hazard—issues Governor Chadchart decisively addresses. “The glare from some billboards is so overpowering that…

As the vibrant world of cannabis transforms in Thailand, dispensaries now face a crucial pivot towards a medical model. The Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine has decreed that cannabis outlets must evolve into medical clinics to maintain their legality. This bold directive springs from the draft ministerial regulation that steers the medicinal use of cannabis, under the vigilant eye of Doctor Somlerk Jeungsmarn, the illustrious departmental chief. This sweeping change calls for a medical professional, duly licensed to dispense cannabis, to be appointed at every location. Moreover, dispensaries must embrace a new identity as hospitals or clinics, adhering to the Hospital Act’s stringent requirements. This approach aligns with a well-laid plan to manage prescriptions and regulate access to the therapeutic wonders of cannabis. At present, an impressive 18,000 licenses have been granted to cannabis retailers nationwide, yet only a handful can boast the status of a hospital or…