Tanker crash ties up traffic in north Bangkok 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT A tanker trailer-truck containing liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) crashed and tilted early yesterday morning at a major elevated junction in Pathum Thani, causing heavy traffic congestion across northern Bangkok before being finally sorted out without damage.
Operators want NBTC to unveil roadmap soon 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Telecom and broadcasting operators will urge the national broadcasting and telecom regulator to announce its complete spectrum allocation roadmap as soon as possible to enable them to prepare future business plans.
Teachers service providers: Suchart 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT New Education Minister Suchart Tadathamrongvech sees teachers as service providers in the education industry who should be subjected to performance appraisals by their students.
"As 'customers', children should be allowed to assess teachers' performances.
DSI looking into murder, land tie up 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has stepped up a probe into a land-encroachment case in Ratchaburi linked to a high-profile murder allegedly ordered by the father of a Cabinet member in the Abhisit Vejjajiva government.
State faces huge stockpile 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Thailand will have to deal with its biggest-ever rice stockpile of more than 10 million tonnes this year if the government insists on maintaining its subsidy scheme and targeted export price of US$700 per tonne.
Rice exporter at their lowest level in a decade: report 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Thailand's hold on the title of world's biggest rice exporter started slipping last month after its exports fell behind those of Vietnam, whose traders are offering attractive prices while Bangkok concentrates on high subsidies to boost domestic prices.
Hi! Managers: Are we letting our smart phones become our boss? 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT There is no doubt that smart phones have enriched people's lives. We can access e-mails, social websites and practical information virtually anywhere, anytime. But are we at a point of diminishing returns, where the time we spend in cyberspace is eating away at our lives?
Human Focus 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT -Manoon Sunkunakorn recently quit Siam Commercial Bank (SCB), where he served as the senior executive vice president for human resources for just under two years. The prominent HR practitioner, who is also a former HR director at SCG, moved to the bank at the request of Chumpol na Lamlieng, who sits on the boards of both organisations. Sources said Manoon is now with the Crown Property Bureau, which is the major shareholder of both SCB and SCG.
Social enterprise as a business model 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Mae Fah Luang Foundation has reaped tremendous gains with its Doi Tung project
Thumbs up for SCG's Indonesian investment 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Siam Cement Group (SCG), Thailand's largest industrial conglomerate, will benefit in the long term from the acquisition of Boral Indonesia, a leading ready-mix concrete maker, as it is another step towards strengthening SCG's business in Southeast Asia's largest country, brokerages said.
GSB to benefit from cut in deposit protection 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Deposits with the Government Savings Bank have soared 29.27 per cent to Bt1.53 trillion as investors seek refuge before the Deposit Protection Agency (DPA) limits insurance for deposits to just Bt1 million from August onwards and the central bank plans to collect more premiums from commercial banks.
Sasin extends its admissions deadline 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Sasin Graduate Institute of Business Administration at Chulalongkorn is extending the admission period for applications to its MBA, Executive MBA, HRM, and PhD programmes.
Foreigners seek update from regulator 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Foreign investors are concerned about the national broadcasting and telecom watchdog's regulations on preventing foreign dominance in the telecom industry.
Charter bill to go to Parliament this week 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Pheu Thai Party will submit its version of a charter amendment bill to Parliament by Thursday, seeking to set up a 99-member charter drafting assembly, the party spokesman said yesterday.
PM to review flood-prevention measures 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra will visit provinces on the flood "trail" next week to inspect the progress of flood-prevention measures, PM's Office Minister Nivatthamrong Boonsongpaisal said yesterday.
IVL 'on course' to achieving target by 2014; eyeing more acquisitions 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Indorama Ventures, the world's largest integrated polyester chain manufacturer, has no plan to slow down its acquisitions or investment in green-field projects even though it is likely to exceed its production capacity target in three years.
UIP's film campaigns to mix conventional, new media 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT To more directly engage movie-goers and give greater impact to its promotional campaigns, United International Pictures (UIP), a global film distributor, has adopted a strategy for this year of mixing traditional and social media, as well as satellite television channels.
PM to review flood-prevention measures 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra will visit provinces on the flood "trail" next week to inspect the progress of flood-prevention measures, PM's Office Minister Nivatthamrong Boonsongpaisal said yesterday.
Energy Earth expects to double sales this year 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Energy Earth, a miner and trader of coal, expects to see a 100-per-cent growth in sales this year following expected price increases on the back of higher demand from China and India.
Govt cannot afford to falter 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT As feared, last year's flood crisis has led to the hasty passing of laws to help support post-flood reconstruction. Though this speediness might satisfy some people, it could derail necessary preparation for the upcoming rainy season and also ruin Thailand's long-term attraction for foreign investors, many of whom have been hit by more than US$100 million (Bt3 billion) in indirect losses.
10,000 cellular users flee DTAC 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT About 10,000 customers of Total Access Communication switched to another cellular network in January, when DTAC's network faced problems.
Corporates 'must be prepared' for commodity volatility in the future 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Larger corporations should include commodity volatility and competitiveness enhancement in their business plan to immunise themselves against global risks and beat rivals ahead of the upcoming Asean Economic Community, a key banker said last week.
Marine Dept seeks Bt9.6 billion 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Marine Department has requested a five-year construction budget of Bt9.585 billion for the Pak Bara Deep Sea Port project, work on which is due to begin next year once protests by local residents have been resolved.
BOT likely to cut policy rate in March 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Another policy rate cut is expected at the next meeting of the Bank of Thailand's Monetary Policy Committee in March, given the external risks in Europe and the United States.
No escape from jail memoirs 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT So, you want to share your story about life in the Bangkok Hilton. If you really must, here are two ways of going about it
Securities firms seek development guidelines 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Association of Securities Companies (Asco) wants the government and relevant agencies to come up with development guidelines for the Thai capital markets and to amend laws to support self-regulatory organisations (SROs) for higher competitiveness.
Teachers service providers: Suchart 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT New Education Minister Suchart Tadathamrongvech sees teachers as service providers in the education industry who should be subjected to performance appraisals by their students.
"As 'customers', children should be allowed to assess teachers' performances.
DSI looking into murder, land tie up 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has stepped up a probe into a land-encroachment case in Ratchaburi linked to a high-profile murder allegedly ordered by the father of a Cabinet member in the Abhisit Vejjajiva government.
Tree falls, no one hears it 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT There was a rumour last week that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra had been shedding tears at a public event again.
What Siam had to offer 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Portuguese got the spices they wanted elsewhere in Asia. Ayutthaya supplied a different cargo
Harvests of plenty 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT GranMonte Winery celebrates its 2011 awards with a dinner at a top class French restaurant paired with its prize-winning wines
BOT likely to cut policy rate in March 06/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Another policy rate cut is expected at the next meeting of the Bank of Thailand's Monetary Policy Committee in March, given the external risks in Europe and the United States.
Pheu Thai to submit charter amendment bill to Parliament by Thursday 05/02-2012, Klokken: 15:17:00 GMT The Pheu Thai Party will submit its version of charter amendment bill to Parliament by Thursday seeking to set up a 99-member charter drafting assembly, the party spokesman said Sunday.
Burma to introduce electronic visa applications 05/02-2012, Klokken: 14:33:00 GMT Rangoon - Burma will introduce an electronic visa application system next month to facilitate visits to the once isolated state, news reports said Sunday.
Two defence volunteers killed in Yala ambush 05/02-2012, Klokken: 13:49:00 GMT Yala - Two volunteers were killed in an ambush by insurgents when they were heading to a temple to escort monks to collect alms Sunday morning.
Malaysia suspends 18 football players for alleged game-fixing 05/02-2012, Klokken: 11:08:00 GMT Kuala Lumpur - Malaysian football officials have suspended 18 football players for allegedly fixing matches in the national Under-20 tournament last year, news reports said Sunday.
DSI keen to tap phones of dealers in prison 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) yesterday welcomed Deputy PM Chalerm Yoobamrung's idea to tap the phones of inmates allegedly involved with drug-trafficking rings, and may seek court permission to do this at certain prisons.
Dealing with bad times 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The menageries comes down with flu and Pan Pan develops toothache
The boss will be impressed 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Suit Select will have you looking like you mean business in a smart yet comfortable outfit
Pheu Thai says does not seek change to Article 112 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Pheu Thai Party has no policy to amend Article 112 of the Criminal Code, which involves lese majeste offences, deputy party spokesman Sunisa Lerpakawat said yesterday.
Cute in a Klimt 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Siam Square dresses Chinese ladies like Mrs Dalloway in a clever line of outfits
Rise in cases 'tied to power struggle' 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Kittisak Prokkati, a lecturer at Thammasat University's Faculty of Law, called for Parliament to approve the appointment of monarchs in the future during an interview in which he gave his perspectives on the Nitirat group's proposals involving changes to laws on lese majeste offences.
Pracha set to give compensation details 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Justice Minister Pracha Promnok will give details next Saturday about compensation to be paid to victims of violence by security officials in the South.
In celebration of dreams 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Bangkok Fashion Society members present collections filled with grace, femininity and exciting prints
Pheu Thai says does not seek change to Article 112 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Pheu Thai Party has no policy to amend Article 112 of the Criminal Code, which involves lese majeste offences, deputy party spokesman Sunisa Lerpakawat said yesterday.
Rise in cases 'tied to power struggle' 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Kittisak Prokkati, a lecturer at Thammasat University's Faculty of Law, called for Parliament to approve the appointment of monarchs in the future during an interview in which he gave his perspectives on the Nitirat group's proposals involving changes to laws on lese majeste offences.
Water projects to be sped up 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Officials focusing on the viability of designated floodways; coordination at provincial level is key, says premier
Capital should be moved to Northeast, top scientist says 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Dr Art-Ong Jumsai na Ayudhya, a former scientist at the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa), has called for the relocation of Thailand's capital to the Northeast.
Truck driver shot dead 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The driver of a 10-wheel truck was shot dead yesterday in Pattani's Muang district, Pol Lieutenant Fahami Henpiya of Muang Pattani police station said yesterday.
You deserve a rest 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT So head to the 99 Rest Backyard Cafe and fill your tummy under the shade trees
Border trade zone to get push from Surapong 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Foreign Minister Surapong Towichukchaikul said yesterday he will propose that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra approve a long-shelved plan to establish a special economic zone in Tak's Mae Ramat, Mae Sot and Phop Phra districts, to prepare for the Asean Economic Community (AEC) in 2015.
Movies in the moonlight 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Get up close and personal with your significant other on Valentine's Day at Museum Siam and sip wine and champagne while watching films in the open air.
Sweeping trade pact with India this year 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The government expects to conclude negotiations on a comprehensive economic agreement with India in the middle of this year, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said.
Good fortune in your cup 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Singapore, steeped in tea, is going to share its TWG Tea Salons with Thailand soon
Piers for the past 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Bangkok's history first docked in Kadeejeen, an arrival never forgotten
Robbery arrests 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Police have arrested three more suspects for the January 29 robbery at a clothing businesswoman's home in Bangkok's Sai Mai district in addition to the earlier arrest of two suspects, city police chief Pol Lt-General Winai Thongsong told a press conference yesterday.
DSI keen to tap phones of dealers in prison 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) yesterday welcomed Deputy PM Chalerm Yoobamrung's idea to tap the phones of inmates allegedly involved with drug-trafficking rings, and may seek court permission to do this at certain prisons.
Capital should be moved to Northeast, top scientist says 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Dr Art-Ong Jumsai na Ayudhya, a former scientist at the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa), has called for the relocation of Thailand's capital to the Northeast.
Danish ambassador to hit the road to raise safety awareness 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Besides his passion for motorcycles, Danish Ambassador to Thailand Mikael Hemniti Winther wants to demonstrate the importance he places on road safety.
Water projects to be sped up 05/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Officials focusing on the viability of designated floodways; coordination at provincial level is key, says premier
Stocks soar as US unemployment falls 04/02-2012, Klokken: 12:10:00 GMT Washington - The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose Friday to its highest level since before the economic downturn after the US jobless rate fell more than expected.
A night out with Palmy 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Thai-Belgian singer packs Impact Arena as she returns to the stage after a long hiatus
It doesn't get fresher 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The new Sea Market in Hua Hin will cook the day's catch just the way you like it
New Benz sales chief 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Martin Schulz has been appointed vice president of sales and marketing at Mercedes-Benz (Thailand), succeeding Stephan Moebius, who has completed his assignment in the Kingdom.
Tilt and expose 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Designed for the expert lensman, the Nikon Coolpix P7100 allows you complete control over your shots
Here's to the best 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Guitar Mag celebrates its tenth anniversary by honouring its favourite musicians
Nine nations urged to lift travel 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Foreign Ministry yesterday called on nine countries to lift their travel warnings about terror threats in Thailand.
Libel warning over sharp-tongued chat robot 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Users of the SimSimi "chat robot" application who post texts deemed libellous to other persons online face prosecution, even if the offensive remarks are generated by the program, Information and Communications Technology Minister Gp Captain Anudith Nakornthap said yesterday.
Rector defends Nitirat but slammed over 'gag order' 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Thammasat University rector Somkid Lertpaithoon yesterday defended the Nitirat group of law lecturers and its leader Worachet Pakeerut for seeking amendments to the lese-majeste law.
If you want to be ignored 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Cheer or complain all you want about the prime-time soap operas on Channel 5.
20% of deaths in Thailand blamed 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Cancer is believed to be the No 1 killer in Thailand accounting for about 20 per cent of deaths in the country every year. In 2010 alone, 58,076 people succumbed to the disease.
BOT raise growth forecast 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The economy is set to see higher growth this year, driven mainly by domestic demand after last year's floods, but downside risks remain in the growth of trading countries, the Bank of Thailand said.
Psychology of absolute monarchy lingers: scholar 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Some Thais still relate to the monarchy institution as if they lived under an absolute monarchy, leading them to become enraged when faced with people they think want to criticise the institution, said Thammasat University political scientist Kasian Techapeera.
Dam water to be released from May 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Among major policies issued yesterday after yestesday's meeting of a central government committee is that water is drained from all major dams as earlier as late May - to prevent the dams' over-capacity during the peak of rainwater volume which resulted in panic releases of water and subsequently massive flooding in the plains south of the dams, said PM's Office Minister Nivatthamrong Boonsongpaisal, a panel member.
Victims of state violence in South to be compensated 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Victims of violence by security officials in the deep South and those killed or injured during political protests since 2005 will be compensated equally by the government, Deputy Prime Minister Yongyuth Wichaidit said yesterday.
Van plunges into ditch killing 4, injuring 14 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT A public transport van skidded off a road and plunged into a ditch in Sukhothai yesterday killing four people and injuring 14 passengers.
Rector defends Nitirat but slammed over 'gag order' 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Thammasat University rector Somkid Lertpaithoon yesterday defended the Nitirat group of law lecturers and its leader Worachet Pakeerut for seeking amendments to the lese-majeste law.
Victims of state violence in South to be compensated 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Victims of violence by security officials in the deep South and those killed or injured during political protests since 2005 will be compensated equally by the government, Deputy Prime Minister Yongyuth Wichaidit said yesterday.
Psychology of absolute monarchy lingers: scholar 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Some Thais still relate to the monarchy institution as if they lived under an absolute monarchy, leading them to become enraged when faced with people they think want to criticise the institution, said Thammasat University political scientist Kasian Techapeera.
Action on new ministers unlikely 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT The Office of the Ombudsman is unlikely to take action against two newly appointed Cabinet members for alleged moral wrongdoing because the petition against them was filed before they assumed office, Ombudsman Siracha Charoenpanij said yesterday.
Govt ahead on 3 issues but behind on 2: poll 04/02-2012, Klokken: 01:00:00 GMT Results of a Suan Dusit poll released yesterday show that the Yingluck Shinawatra government has outpaced, trailed behind and been on par with the Abhisit Vejjajiva administration on several different factors.
20% of deaths in Thailand blamed on cancer 03/02-2012, Klokken: 18:10:00 GMT Cancer is believed to be the No 1 killer in Thailand accounting for about 20 per cent of deaths in the country every year. In 2010 alone, 58,076 people succumbed to the disease.
Thammasat rector defends Nitirat 03/02-2012, Klokken: 17:35:00 GMT Thammasat University rector Somkid Lertpaithoon Friday defended the Nitirat group of law lecturers and its leader Worachet Pakeerut over their campaign for amendment to the lese majeste law.
Action on new ministers unlikely 03/02-2012, Klokken: 17:06:00 GMT The Office of the Ombudsman is unlikely to take action against two newly appointed Cabinet members for alleged moral wrongdoing because the petition against them was filed before they assumed office, Ombudsman Siracha Charoenpanij said Friday.
Action on new ministers unlikely 03/02-2012, Klokken: 17:05:00 GMT The Office of the Ombudsman is unlikely to take action against two newly appointed Cabinet members for alleged moral wrongdoing because the petition against them was filed before they assumed office, Ombudsman Siracha Charoenpanij said Friday.
Action on new ministers unlikely 03/02-2012, Klokken: 17:05:00 GMT The Office of the Ombudsman is unlikely to take action against two newly appointed Cabinet members for alleged moral wrongdoing because the petition against them was filed before they assumed office, Ombudsman Siracha Charoenpanij said Friday.
Foreign Ministry assures 40 nations' diplomats no security threat 03/02-2012, Klokken: 16:56:00 GMT The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Friday urged the nine countries having retained their advisory against travelling to Thailand to drop the warning about possible terrorist attacks in the kingdom.
Dengue fever down 36 per cent in Thailand after floods 03/02-2012, Klokken: 15:39:00 GMT The number of dengue fever cases fell by more than a third last month in Thailand after last year's floods interrupted the breeding cycle of the mosquito that carries it, health officials said Friday.
Supreme Commander: Govt should rein in Nitirat 03/02-2012, Klokken: 14:34:00 GMT The government should rein in the debate on the monarchy, Supreme Commander General Thanasak Patimaprakorn said on Friday, voicing opposition to the push by the Nitirat academic group to amend the lese majeste law.
Supreme Commander: Govt should rein in Nitirat 03/02-2012, Klokken: 14:34:00 GMT The government should rein in the debate on the monarchy, Supreme Commander General Thanasak Patimaprakorn said on Friday, voicing opposition to the push by the Nitirat academic group to amend the lese majeste law.
Supreme Commander: Govt should rein in Nitirat 03/02-2012, Klokken: 14:32:00 GMT The government should rein in the debate on the monarchy, Supreme Commander General Thanasak Patimaprakorn said on Friday, voicing opposition to the push by the Nitirat academic group to amend the lese majeste law.
No conclusion yet on repayment period: TBA 03/02-2012, Klokken: 14:29:00 GMT The period to clear the Financial Institutions Development Fund's debt remains uncertain, as long as state-owned banks are left out, said Thai Bankers' Association Secretary General Twatchai Yongkittikul.
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