Bangkok Post - Dept goes on defensive over statues
The Fine Arts Department defended itself after facing a public backlash over the restoration of 500-year-old sculptures of giants at a Chiang Mai temple.
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The Fine Arts Department defended itself after facing a public backlash over the restoration of 500-year-old sculptures of giants at a Chiang Mai temple.
The police Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) has determined that an officer who died during special training was not physically abused, saying that existing health problems were the cause of his death.
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin is backing the idea of turning Lamphun into a city of museums and lifting efforts to make Nan a Unesco world heritage site as part of efforts to boost the kingdom
After being widely criticized over the weekend about the restoration of 400-year-old Lanna-style giant statues in a Chiang Mai temple
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has expressed confidence that other auto manufacturers will not withdraw their production bases from Thailand, following the decision of Suzuki Motor Corporation to do so.