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An Iranian motorcyclist crashed into and killed a Finnish man while the victim was crossing a road at a zebra crossing in Pattaya on Saturday, March 21. Mueang Pattaya Police Station officers investigated the crash on Na Jomtien Sai Song Road near Rom Pho Market at about 9.40pm. Police found two injured foreigners at the …

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Today we’ll be talking about the foreign affairs ministry’s proposal to cut visa free stays from 60 days to 30 days, streakers in Pattaya and brawls on Bangla road, and a little later the British ‘mum on the run’ famous for posting her lavish lifestyle in Thailand supposedly funded by UK benefits has been sentenced …

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CEBU CITY — In one of the busiest junctions in Cebu City, the usual hum of engines is replaced by the near-silent glide of electric vehicles. Yes, from compact city cars to crossovers, even two-wheelers, EVs have gained visible ground across Metro Cebu these past years.  So what’s driving the rapid rise of EVs in

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang Press Officer Claire Castro announced on Monday that the establishment of a “crisis committee” is now being finalized to ensure the country’s steady supply of food and petroleum products in the light of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Castro made the announcement in a media briefing at the Villamor

COTABATO CITY — The Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources, and Energy (MENRE) in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) has assured the public of a steady supply of petroleum products. MENRE issued the assurance on Monday, March 23, as incorrect information has been circulating on social media that the region’s inventory of petroleum

Here’s a quick roundup of today’s top stories: Palace: ‘Crisis committee’ being finalized to address food, fuel supplies Palace Press Officer Claire Castro on Monday said that the formation of a “crisis committee” is being finalized to ensure the country’s continuous supply of food and petroleum products amid the Middle East war. “Even before someone suggests

ILOILO CITY —A transport strike opposing rising fuel prices disrupted commuting in Iloilo City on Monday, with a large number of drivers expected to join the protest, officials said. READ: Commuters told: Brace for nationwide ‘transport holiday’ on March 23 Despite the protest, some transport groups continued to operate, with passengers seen boarding public utility

Airports of Thailand (AOT) announced that Suvarnabhumi International Airport was ranked 36th in the 2026 World’s Best Airport list, improving from 39th last year. In a Facebook post shared yesterday, March 22, AOT said Suvarnabhumi Airport and Don Mueang International Airport brought pride to Thailand again following service improvements that helped both airports rise in …

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Police are investigating an assault on a Japanese tourist after viral footage showed a group of Thai men, including a motorcycle taxi rider, repeatedly punching and kicking him on a road in Pattaya on Saturday, March 21. Mueang Pattaya Police Station said the case came to light after clips of the incident circulated on Thai …

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MANILA, Philippines — Generally fair weather is expected across the country on Monday, March 23, due to the easterlies, the state weather bureau reported. According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa), the easterlies refer to the warm winds coming from the Pacific Ocean. “Given our weather conditions, we expect good and