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NESCAFÉ BLEND & BREW Launches Big Campaign with Blessings to Thai People in 2021. Offering Prizes Worth Over 10 Million Baht, Including Gold, a Car, and a House, Plus First-Ever Interactive Blessings Innovations in Thailand. NESCAFÉ BLEND & BREW is kicking off the year with the “Chinese New Year Great Blessings with Gold, a Car, and a House Campaign,” blessing Thai people for the Year of the Ox by giving away a gold NESCAFÉ mug, a car, and a house, plus other prizes worth more than 10 million baht. Thai consumers will also be blessed with the perfectly balanced taste and irresistible a...

Downtown Pattani is flooded on Monday. ABDULLAH BENJAKAT A government committee on Thursday approved four flood prevention projects in Bangkok and a water supply project in Pattani. The projects were approved at a meeting chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwon, said Office of National Water Resources (ONWR) secretary-general Somkiat Prajamwong. The first project will see a reinforced concrete dam built on Klong Bang Phai and Klong Phraya Ratchamontri in Nonthaburi, which is designed to retain 183,600 cubic metres of water and help drain excess water from th...

Sia Po's T-shirt row, gold thief hits the casino, ghostly tales published : 20 Dec 2020 at 04:00 Gambler, ex-cop on warpath A net idol and gambler has found himself an unwitting accomplice after a disgraced senior policeman accused a well-known rescue worker of helping himself to public funds. Apirak 'Sia Po' Anon Net idol and former boxer Apirak "Sia Po" Anon, a colourful character who is facing charges of attempting to kill in relation to a shooting outside a city massage parlour in late October, found himself ensnared in another legal dispute last week after his attempt to make merit by do...

Images courtesy of The Nation Thailand/Asian News Network. BANGKOK, Dec 12 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Air pollution in Bangkok's 38 districts hit dangerous levels on Saturday morning with PM2.5 (particulate matter less than 2.5 micrometres in diameter) readings coming in at 39 to 72 micrograms per cubic metre (μg/m3), the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration's Air Quality and Noise Management Division reported. Thailand’s standard for safe levels of PM2.5 is 50 μg/m3, though the World Health Organisation sets it at 25 μg/m3. People, especially children and the elderly in a...