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Ex-soldier turns dogged hunter

Maurice Lacroix has implemented various activities under its Aikon #tide initiative in Phuket to make the Andaman Sea cleaner and to heighten awareness of how everyone can collectively contribute to ocean conservation and sustainability.

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation is struggling to feed some 26,000 rescued wild animals, as the government has cut the yearly budget for taking care of them by 50 million baht.

The Royal Thai and US navies started maritime training during the 28th annual Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) exercise on 23 May.

TRIS Rating affirms the company rating on BTS Group Holdings PLC (BTS) and the ratings on BTSs outstanding senior

Having recently announced its AIKON #tide initiative, Maurice Lacroix goes to Phuket and reveals to its Asian partners an array of activities such as beach cleaning, designed to make the Andaman Sea, off the coast of Thailand, a little cleaner. Moreover, the aim is to heighten awareness of how everyone can collectively contribute to sustainability. In Thailand, the brand’s activities include providing employment, longtail boats, warehousing and equipment in order to gather plastic waste. Moreo...

A teen girl who allegedly acted as a sex-trade procurer and a customer have been arrested at a love motel in Muang district of Kanchanaburi, police said.

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The Transport Ministry is investigating the “serious” incident of a Thai AirAsia flight landing on the wrong runway in Don Mueang airport earlier this month, the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand (CAAT) said on Tuesday (May 24).

China’s Liaoning Carrier Strike Group is now operating in the East China Sea after conducting drills in the Pacific Ocean and the Philippine Sea for more than two weeks, the Japan Ministry of Defense said over the weekend. The majority of the group transited the Miyako Strait on Saturday, the Japanese government said in news […]

PHUKET: Residents and businesses throughout much of Phuket Town will see their mains water supply shut off on Tuesday (May 24) while workers clean the water tanks used to feed the water-supply system.