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Malaysian Man Dies on Plane During Bangkok Layover
A 52-year-old Malaysian man died aboard an aircraft during a layover in Bangkok on August 10 while traveling to Japan with colleagues for a holiday.
Death Toll from Bangkok Bar Fire Climbs to 38
A victim has died in hospital, raising the death toll from a Bangkok bar fire to 38, with 77 people injured and 13 still hospitalized as of mid-August.
UN Investigation: Myanmar Military Using Paragliders and Drones to Kill Civilians
Myanmar's military is using motorized paragliders, drones, and other low-cost aircraft to conduct aerial attacks that have killed numerous civilians, according to a UN investigation released in August. The military has employed "double-tap"
Lost Hikers Ignored Rescuers, Fearing Mountain Demons
Two Chinese hikers stranded on a mountain for 30 hours ignored rescue teams' calls for nearly 17 hours, fearing the voices were demons trying to lure them deeper into the wilderness, a traditional superstition that nearly cost them their li
PM Allocates 100 Million Baht Per Deputy PM For Flood Emergency Response
Prime Minister allocates 100 million baht to each deputy PM for emergency flood response in northern Thailand, as authorities issue alerts and coordinate evacuation plans across flood-prone regions.
Indian Climber's Body Retrieved After 30 Years on Everest
An Indian climber's remains, frozen on Mount Everest for 30 years and identified by distinctive green boots, are being recovered from the death zone at 8,500 meters after authorities determined they likely belong to ITBP officer Dorje Morup
DRC Quarantines Nearly 200 Passengers as Ebola Deaths Top 1,850
Nearly 200 river passengers in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been quarantined after one died from suspected Ebola, as the outbreak that began in May surpasses 1,850 deaths and becomes the fastest-spreading epidemic in history.
Temple Officials Demand Investigation Into Unauthorized Power Equipment Removal
Temple officials filed a complaint with the Provincial Electricity Authority on August 7, alleging that electrical equipment was unlawfully removed from their Chaiyaphum province grounds in April without proper authorization or notification
Deputy PM Donates Blood for Nonthaburi School Incident Victims
Deputy PM Yos Chananun donated blood at Phra Nang Klao Hospital for victims of a violent incident at Thepsirin School in Nonthaburi, urging the public to contribute to the relief effort.
Actress Mai Denies Abandoning Mother, Slams False Claims
Actress Mai Charoenpura held a press conference with her 87-year-old mother to deny false social media claims that she had abandoned her in a nursing home, emphasizing she provides excellent care for her.
North Korea Deploys Missile Unit to Western Russia
North Korea has begun deploying a missile unit with approximately 90 personnel to western Russia to operate ballistic missiles against Ukraine, expanding military cooperation between Moscow and Pyongyang. The move comes as Ukraine faces cri
Afghan Girl Learns of Sponsor's Death After Rescue
Afghan girl Nasatala learned of her sponsor's death the same day UN officials found her and connected her with a Thai doctor willing to fund her medical education. The rescue effort fulfilled content creator Hulun Solo's promise to help the