Stories from Bangkok · Thailand

The North Korea U17 women's football team scored four goals against Thailand. The final score reflected a offensive performance by the North Korean team.

Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has been released on parole after serving eight months of a one-year sentence for corruption. His release follows a period of political turmoil in Thailand.

Owners of natural observation ships face the risk of license cancellation if rats or special animals are found on board. A vessel was clarified to be a 'natural observation vessel' rather than a yacht, lacking water facilities, casinos, or entertainment.

Thailand's National Security Council confirmed that the Hanta virus risk in the country remains low and is not a cause for concern.

A 23-year-old Thai drag performer is facing pressure and financial challenges to compete in the UK. The cost for her to participate was approximately 1 million Thai baht, equivalent to about 23,000 pounds.

Red shirt crowds have gathered in front of Khlong Prem.

The broadcast discussed the recognition of excellent farmers in Thailand, highlighting various roles including planting, breeding, combined farming, and roles as consultants or members of farmer associations.

Thailand has activated the European Union's civil protection mechanism. The country has also prepared specialized medical aircraft to respond to emergencies, specifically if illness occurs during flight.

The Ministry of Science and Technology is overseeing a project involving water and oil pipelines, which has employed construction supervision staff for four years.

Formal sentencing is scheduled for tomorrow, with people in red lining up to receive the sentence. The sentencing is scheduled for tomorrow, and a crowd in red is reportedly lined up in front of the atrium, preparing to receive the verdict.