Stories from Thailand

Hantavirus has been designated a dangerous communicable disease in Thailand. The virus is spread through direct contact with bodily fluids and can cause severe bleeding and organ failure. Symptoms include fever. Healthcare workers are considered at risk.

Thailand's Ministry of Public Health has designated hantavirus as a dangerous communicable disease. This designation triggers mandatory case reporting within three hours and mandates a 42-day quarantine for high-risk individuals.

Researchers have discovered a new dinosaur species in Thailand, identified as the largest dinosaur ever found in Southeast Asia. This species, named Nagataiton, lived between 100 to 120 million years ago. The find offers clues about the evolution of dinosaur size.

Researchers have discovered a new dinosaur species in Thailand, identified as the largest dinosaur ever found in Southeast Asia. This species, named Nagataiton, lived between 100 to 120 million years ago. The find offers clues about the evolution of dinosaur size. The discovery was detailed in a report. This ancient creature would have been approximately the length of three double-decker buses. A sauropod, a type of plant-eating dinosaur with a long neck and tail, has been discovered. The dinosaur was approximately 90 feet long and weighed about 40 tons. The fossilized remains suggest it was twice the size of a T-Rex.

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.

Amnesty International Thailand is holding a talk on rights under the theme 'IO: Truth, Impact, Responsibility & Solutions.' The discussion focuses on the use of information as a weapon and its impact on human rights.

An entity, referred to as a 'school of al' in the broadcast, reportedly accepted 5 million pounds sterling in cryptocurrency. The source indicated that the type of crypto involved is connected to Thailand, stating it 'lives somewhere' in the country.

Thai police discovered suspected counterfeit currency worth over 50 million Thai Baht in the Jiangmalang area.

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.