People can now request Bangkok CCTV footage online or at 13 offices

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People can now request Bangkok CCTV footage online or at 13 offices

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 09, 2023

People can request footage from Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) security cameras at 13 CCTV centres or via online channels, says Thaiphat Thanasombatkul, director of the BMA’s Traffic and Transport Department.

The BMA has installed CCTV cameras throughout the city to boost public safety and help in reporting and investigation of crimes and traffic incidents.

To request footage, applicants must first file a report at the police station commanding the area where the incident took place.

“Then, attach the report and a copy of the applicant’s ID card with the request form,” Thaiphat explained.

“If the application is filed by a proxy, a letter of proxy and copy of the proxy’s ID card are also needed.”

Applicant can then submit the documents in person at any of the BMA’s CCTV centres located in 13 district offices:

City Hall (Sao Chingcha)
Chatuchak
Bang Khen
Ratchathewi
Huai Khwang
Phra Khanong
Bang Kho Laem
Min Buri
Bueng Kum
Bang Phlat
Chom Thong
Bang Bon
Rat Burana

Those who submit applications at a CCTV centre must collect the footage at the centre when it is ready.

Alternatively, applications and documents can be submitted digitally at the website cctv.bangkok.go.th or via the Line app account @CCTVBANGKOK. For these applications, BMA will provide a digital file of the footage within 24 hours.

Thaiphat urged people to submit their application as soon as possible after the incident, as older footage may be overwritten by new recordings.

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Ministry seeks help to stop illegal sugarcane harvest fires

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Ministry seeks help to stop illegal sugarcane harvest fires

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 09, 2023

To help reduce air pollution, the Industry Ministry has asked two other ministries to help it prevent farmers from illegally burning their sugarcane fields before harvest, said Panuwat Triyangkulsr, the ministry’s deputy permanent secretary.

Many sugarcane farmers still burn their fields before harvest even though it can land them in jail. The traditional practice makes harvesting more convenient because fire burns the leaves off the cane. However, it creates air pollution.

Panuwat, who is also acting secretary-general of the Cane and Sugar Board Office, said he asked the two ministries to help because they play a crucial role in supervising the country.

They cooperate with all levels of government, including at the provincial, district and tambon levels, he explained.

Ministry seeks help to stop illegal sugarcane harvest fires Panuwat said he wrote to the permanent secretaries of both ministries to seek greater cooperation on a five-year plan to reduce air pollution that took effect in 2019.

The Industry Ministry has been trying to prevent farmers from stealthily burning their sugarcane fields and has obtained subsidies for farmers who do not burn them, he said.

Still, many farmers ignore the prohibition.

According to the Cane and Sugar Board Office, 29.81% of the 15 million tonnes of sugarcane sold to sugar mills from December 1 to January 31 was burned before it was harvested.

Ministry seeks help to stop illegal sugarcane harvest fires In terms of air pollution, burning on sugarcane plantations is equivalent to burning 1.5 million rai of forest.

The top 15 provinces where sugarcane plantations were burned before harvest are Nakhon Ratchasima, Udon Thani, Kalasin, Phetchabun, Khon Kaen, Suphan Buri, Uthai Thani, Nakhon Sawan, Kanchanaburi, Loei, Nong Bua Lamphu, Lop Buri, Sa Kaew, Chaiyaphum, and Mukdahan.

Ministry seeks help to stop illegal sugarcane harvest fires The Cane and Sugar Board Office has expressed concern that PM2.5 – fine particles of dust in the air – from burning sugarcane weakens the immune system and makes people more vulnerable to the Covid-19 virus. It also produces smog that can damage the tourism industry, the office said.

LGBT couples can marry in Rayong, honeymoon on Samet, this Valentine’s

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LGBT couples can marry in Rayong, honeymoon on Samet, this Valentine’s

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 09, 2023

LGBT and straight couples can register their marriage in Rayong this Valentine’s Day and then honeymoon on the eastern province’s love island of Koh Samet.

The first “Rayong in Love” event will be held at the Phra Chedi Klang Nam in Muang district, a romantic backdrop for couples to tie the knot. The theme will be “Love has no condition”, district chief Ruengrit Prakobtham told a press conference on Wednesday.

“The event welcomes couples of all sexes, including those from LGBT group,” he said. “The district office will issue a marriage certificate for every couple in the fair.”

Ruengrit said marriage certificates issued to LGBT couples will have no legal effect, as Thailand has not yet officially recognised same-sex marriage.

However, they would still have a powerful effect on the hearts of LGBT couples, he said, adding that he would personally sign all the certificates granted in the ceremony.

Participating couples will have a chance to win special prizes including dual gold rings and gift vouchers for hotels and restaurants in Rayong. Newlyweds can also visit booths selling OTOP products and street food in the fair, which runs from 1pm to 8pm next Tuesday.

Those who want the romance to linger can catch a ferry to Koh Samet nearby for a honeymoon on the holiday island.

Apakorn, 42, a member of LGBT community in Rayong, said the community is grateful for the district’s effort to include people of all genders. She said she and her life partner are planning to register their marriage at the event to strengthen their bonds of love.

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16 Thai festivals to be promoted on global stage as part of soft power strategy

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16 Thai festivals to be promoted on global stage as part of soft power strategy

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2023

In an effort to promote the country’s cultural traditions and generate more revenue for communities, the Culture Ministry has chosen 16 Thai festivals to be promoted internationally, ministry permanent secretary Yupha Taweewattanakitborvon said on Wednesday.

She said that in alignment with the Bio-Circular-Green economic model, the ministry has been trying to promote Thai soft power at the international level, particularly in the “5F” industries — food, films, fashion, fighting, and festivals.

“The ministry’s Office of the Permanent Secretary will allocate budgets to Culture offices to promote Thai festivals internationally,” she said.

She added that this move also aims to boost the country’s competitiveness, preserve Thai traditions and enable locals to generate revenue from tourism. 16 Thai festivals to be promoted on global stage as part of soft power strategy

The selected festivals include:

1. Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Festival (Pattani Province): a homecoming festival for Chinese descendants born and bred in Pattani

2. Ban Chiang World Heritage Festival (Udon Thani): a festival to highlight the historical site of the Ban Chiang area

3. Hok Peng Festival to Worship Phra That Chao Phu Phiang Chae Haeng (Nan): a northern merit-making ritual at the province’s local temple

4. Hae Malai Khao Tok Festival (Yasothon): a cultural celebration where thousands of garlands made by hand connecting popped rice together are displayed on floats

5. Hae Pha Khuen That Festival (Nakhon Si Thammarat): a celebration that involves wrapping a very long piece of sacred yellow cloth around the base of a stupa

6. Korat Street Art (Nakhon Ratchasima): a showcase for the creative works of regional artists

7. Sdok Kok Thom Festival (Sa Kaeo): a festival to highlight the renowned historical Sdok Kok Thom Khmer castle

8. Kram & Craft Sakon Festival (Sakhon Nakhon): a festival of the community’s cultural creativity that involves using natural plants to dye fabric

9. Phuket Food Festival (Phuket): an event with more than 100 foods and beverages, both domestically and internationally, available for foodies

10. Ngan Bun Klang Ban Festival (Chonburi): an outdoor merit-making ritual when locals stuff food onto banana leaves cut into squares to stave off bad luck

11. Vesak Day Festival (Mae Hong Son): a traditional merit-making ceremony during Vesak Day

12. Festival of Floral Offerings (Saraburi): a traditional merit-making ceremony which involves giving monks beautiful white Khao-Phansa flowers, also known as dok hong hern (flying swan flower)

13. Phaya Sri Satta Nakarata worship Ceremony (Nakhon Phanom): the religious ceremony for the naga believed to reside in the Mekong river

14. Tai Lue Local Festival (Phayao): an event honouring the Tai Lue ethnic community, who have their own distinctive tradition

15. Phetchaburi City of Gastronomy Festival (Phetchaburi): An event where foodies can experience local cuisines and beverages

16. Grand lantern (Khom San Duang) Festival (Lamphun): a celebration in which numerous floating lanterns are let go into the sky

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Thailand’s four major international airports being expanded to cope with return of foreign tourists

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Thailand’s four major international airports being expanded to cope with return of foreign tourists

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 09, 2023

The government is expanding at least four international airports to cope with the return of foreign tourists after the Covid pandemic, a senior government official said on Thursday.

Deputy government spokeswoman Traisulee Taisaranakul said efforts are being speeded up to expand major international airports after the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand predicted that the number of foreign arrivals would reach the pre-Covid level in 2024.

The expansion of the airports are also aimed at coping with the prediction of the International Air Transport Association, the spokeswoman added. She quoted the IATA as predicting around 200 million foreign arrivals in 2031. Thailand’s four major international airports being expanded to cope with return of foreign tourists

Traisulee said the four major airport expansion projects are:

● Suvarnabhumi International Airport Phase 2

Under the project, the construction of the Satellite Airport Terminal – 1 (SAT-1) has been completed and the Transport Ministry will start using the new terminal this year. The SAT-1 terminal will boost the airport’s capacity from 45 million passengers a year to 60 million a year.

Traisulee said the airport was also building its third runway, and the construction would be completed in 2024. After the third runway is completed, the airport will be able to receive 94 flights per hour from the current 68 flights per hour.

● Don Mueang International Airport Phase 3

The Cabinet on November 29 last year approved the Phase-3 development. Construction will start this year, and is due to be completed in 2029.

The Phase 3 project involves multiple constructions, including the third terminal, a runway, a new aircraft hangar and a warehouse building.

The airport will also build other basic facilities, including a new carpark building, a new office building, new roads, a new maintenance building, a garbage management zone, a new drainage system, and a fire station.

Traisulee said when the project is completed, the Don Mueang airport would be able to accommodate 40 million passengers a year, from the current 30 million.

● Expansion of the U-Tapao International Airport in Rayong

The expansion will be carried out in four phases and once completed in 2055, the airport will be able to receive 60 million passengers a year.

Traisulee said the first phase would be completed in 2024, after which the airport would be able to accommodate 15.9 million passengers a year.

● Phuket International Airport Phase 2

The project aims to expand passenger capacity from 12.5 million a year to 18 million. The project includes the expansion of the international terminal, and the expansion of aircraft hangars as well as expansion of basic infrastructure.

Traisulee said Airports of Thailand Plc, which runs the airports, is now selecting an advisory firm to set the details of the project.

Thailand’s four major international airports being expanded to cope with return of foreign tourists As part of the preparations for increased international flights, the government has also drafted a new civil aviation master plan, which will be in use until 2037. Traisulee said the Cabinet approved the plan on Tuesday.

Thailand hails RCEP bonanza as trade passes THB10 trillion in first year

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Thailand hails RCEP bonanza as trade passes THB10 trillion in first year

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 09, 2023

The first year of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) has boosted Thailand’s trade volume with member countries by 7.11% to over 10 trillion baht, the government said on Wednesday.

Effective since January 1 last year, RCEP comprises 15 countries: the 10 members of Asean (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam) plus the five countries with which Asean has free trade agreements – Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand.

Thai exports to RCEP members in 2022 were worth 4.8 trillion baht, with major markets in Indonesia, Cambodia, Singapore and South Korea. Meanwhile, imports from RCEP members rose to 5.7 trillion baht, mostly from Brunei, Australia and Myanmar.

Export products that enjoyed the biggest benefit from the RCEP free trade zone were lubricant oil, canned tuna, tapioca chips, fresh durian, rice bran oil, and processed mackerel. Thailand’s biggest customer for these products was South Korea, followed by China and then Japan.

Thailand also imposed RCEP-related import privileges for synthetic textiles, plywood, engine components, ethylene polymer and fresh/dried grapes from China, South Korea and Japan.

Government spokesperson Anucha Burapachaisri said RCEP had led to impressive expansion of Thailand’s economy and strengthened the competitive edge of Thai products in global markets.

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Introduction to the DIGITAL TRANSFORMER

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Introduction to the DIGITAL TRANSFORMER

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2023

Thanapongphan Thayarattakul

Advisor | Author | Lecturer | Speaker

Founder of Digital Transformation Academy

We all know that digital disruption and Covid-19 require organizations to accelerate adaptation through Digital Transformation. These are making many companies struggle and rush to transform digitally.

Most organizations, or more than 70%, are unsuccessful in their business transformation because there are no clear explicit plans or approaches of how to make future changes to address this new challenge in order to develop an appropriate digital-driven business strategy.

Digital Leaders VS. Digital Laggards

Digital Leaders or the successful organizations can achieve 1.8x higher earnings growth and 2x higher business value than Digital Laggards.

Digital Leaders can also drive revenue growth 2-3x faster than their competitors.

The gap is growing wider during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Source: Digital Transformation Compass (2021), Ethan Than & Dr. Nattaporn Virunhagarun

What happened before 2023

Image: Digital Transformation Compass (2021), Ethan Than & Dr. Nattaporn Virunhagarun

Digital Transformation 1.0

The First Wave of Transformation

Many years ago before the COVID-19 outbreak, we underwent a digital change to achieve new competitive advantages and thrive in the digital economy through:

Digitization, it is the process of converting information from an analog to a digital format so that computers can store, process, and transmit such information;

Digitalization, it is the use of digital technologies that alters life and work;

Digital Transformation, it is a fundamental change in how we do business, including our core competencies, through digital business transformation.

Digital Transformation 2.0

Entering into The Second Wave of Digital Transformation

A previous study by Accenture showed that leading enterprises are compressing a decade of digital transformation in just 1-2 years following the COVID-19 pandemic.

The next evolution in Digital Transformation: The Post-Digital Transformation Era

According to IDC, the world is moving from Digital Transformation to Digital-First.

By 2022, more than half the global economy is based on or influenced by digital.

Strong digital transformation investment growth is forecast across all sectors, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) ranging between 15% to 20% for 2017-2022. This will accelerate to a CAGR of 16.5% for 2022-2024.

And by 2023, one in two companies will generate more than 40% of their revenue from digital products and services, as compared with one in three companies in 2020.

Conquer 2023 and beyond

To succeed in the digital-first era in 2023 is to be a digital-first enterprise. In other words, preparing for the digital transformation is not enough, you must be a “Digital Transformer” to respond to and tackle changes with positive mindsets towards the business world today and in the future.

In the “Digital Transformer” special edition, you will see the steps towards and case studies of a successful “Digital Transformer” especially in ASEAN the fastest growing Internet market in the world.

Singles to sweethearts: The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon celebrates Valentine’s Day with amorous dining experiences

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Singles to sweethearts: The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon celebrates Valentine’s Day with amorous dining experiences

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2023

Bangkok, Thailand, February 2023 – Whether you are looking to light each other’s flames with a fairytale dinner or come watch a movie screening by The Pool, the Valentine’s Day program from The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon covers all the bases.

At Tease, the entire month of February is dedicated to love with dainty cakes and decadent small bites served as part of a classic afternoon tea experience inspired by romance. Designed to be shared or enjoyed solo as a celebration of self-love, Valentine’s Day afternoon tea keeps things classy with Foie Gras and Beetroot Macaron; Tiger Prawn; Quail and Whiskey Party Pie; and Scallop Tartare with Parmesan and Chorizo. Their perfect match is the sweet selection starring Roselle Scones; Rocher Pop with Hazelnut, Coffee and Dark Chocolate; and Love Petal with Lychee, Rose, Black Tea and Almond. Valentine’s Day afternoon tea at Tease is available 1–28 February 2023 between 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm. The price of THB 1,200 ++ per person includes premium tea or coffee. Add THB 275 ++ for an optional glass of cava.

While, Tease After Dark is shaking things up throughout Valentine’s week for a swoon-worthy romantic twist of sharing Cava for two and a selection of tartlets to share with your loved ones. Available from 13 – 19 February between 6:00 pm and 10:00 pm, price is at THB 1,414 ++ per couple.

Over by The Pool, couples can snuggle up and share some romance while enjoying late-night screening of the 90s classic “Ghost” – an experience priced at THB 1,000 net per couple including popcorn and two-straw drinks, starts from 8PM.

The Standard Grill, meanwhile, will host Valentine’s Day tête-à-tête dinner sessions centered on a decadent four-course set menu. After an amuse-bouche of Scampi Tartlet with Candied Blood Orange, lovebirds will be offered a choice of Charcoal-Grilled Fremantle Octopus or Braised Duck Pie with Jerusalem Artichoke as a main course, followed by Parsnip Veloute with Pancetta Lardons, Green Apple and Pea Shoots. The third course, served table-side with assorted side dishes, is a choice between Oven-Roasted Dover Sole with Caper and Lemon Butter; Amelia Park Lamb Rack with Sourdough and Mustard and Chive Crust; or 450g CopperTree Farms Chateaubriand with Foie Gras Yorkshire Pudding and Red Wine Sauce.

Closing the menu of guilty pleasures is the classic Pavlova with Berry Compote, Lime Sponge and Vanilla Rose Whipped Cream Ganache. The Standard Grill’s Valentine’s Day dinner is available on 14 February from 5:30 pm till 10:30 pm and is priced at THB 2,799 ++ per person (add THB 1,200 ++ for four glasses of wine.)

Ojo, The Standard’s gold-hued temple of decadence, will be putting its own spin on romantic dining with a special a la carte menu available on 14 February for both lunch and dinner. Highlights include Mexican seafood plate – a generous display of oysters, clams, Hamachi crudo, uni and octopus served with various accoutrements; grilled Phuket lobster with Chintextle shrimp paste, cactus salad and red mole; and tuna tostada with caviar and mandarin chilli kosho. There will also be special Mezcal-based cocktails and wine by the bottle.

For more information on The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, please visit www.standardhotels.com/bangkok, call 02 085 8888, email stbkk@standardhotels.com or simply drop us a DM via LINE OA @thestandardbangkok.

Hero Motors opens a new transmission facility in Thailand, providing powertrain solutions for ICEs and EVs

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Hero Motors opens a new transmission facility in Thailand, providing powertrain solutions for ICEs and EVs

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 08, 2023

The inauguration of the new transmission facility of Hero Motors Thai, a new milestone in Hero Motors Journey took place on January 19, 2023. The event was presided over by Mr Pankaj Munjal, Chairman of Hero Motors Company (HMC) Group, chief guest Mr Andreas Schuster-Woldern, VP Purchasing and Supplier Network from BMW and in presence of senior executives from Thailand Government, customers and strategic partners.

Hero Motors Thai is a part of the Global footprint Expansion Journey and upscaling plans to become a complete assembly supplier, providing Powertrain solutions for ICE and Electric vehicles.

“This state of art manufacturing facility is a part of our strategic step to localize Powertrain solutions in ASEAN Region to cater to domestic as well as Global market” said Mr Amit Gupta, CEO of Hero Motors. He added, “E-Mobility is the future of Automotive industry and ASEAN will play a crucial role by being a Global Automotive Manufacturing Hub. Currently, ASEAN is the fourth-largest exporting region in the world, approaching 4+ Millions of vehicles manufactured annually. We are looking forward to serving better, our existing customers in the region and benefit from the growing automotive market in ASEAN”.

Mr Andreas Schuster-Wolden, Vice President Purchasing and Supplier Network from BMW, remarked, “Hero Motors has been a long-time supplier partner for us. We are excited for Hero Motors as they expand their manufacturing footprint with this facility. Considering the proximity and their track record in meeting the high quality & delivery standards, we believe this facility will take our partnership to next level”.

Mr David Hancock, CEO & President of Enviolo remarked, “we are procuring half of million of CVT hubs from Hero Motors. They honored their commitments through uninterrupted supplies even during pandemic period”.

Mr Chandra Shekhar Mittal, COO of Gears and Transmission business division in Hero Motors commented, “With growing business from our global customers and year-on year additions in capacities to our operations footprint in India, we took a strategic step to expand our footprint in ASEAN and today, despite pandemic related challenges, we managed to execute the setup of the facility as per plan”.

Hero Motors Thai plant is a world-class facility situated strategically at the Asia industrial Estate, the Largest Industrial Estate near Suvarnabhumi airport and will start production in Q1 2023 with a capacity of 25,000 gearboxes and 1.2 million individual gears components annually, expandable to almost 3 times. This facility is equipped with best-in-class machines and technology with semi-automated assembly lines, inhouse soft and hard machining of gears, heat treatment facilities with End-of-Line testing of Powertrain systems, EDU and Engine requirements in a phased manner. With Hewland expertise, this facility will be offering “build-to-print”, “design-to-cost” and “custom-made” Powertrain solutions to OEMs.

Another award for TPI Polene Power (TPIPP)

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Another award for TPI Polene Power (TPIPP)

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 07, 2023

TPI Polene Power Plc (TPIPP) generates electricity from waste heat, municipal solid waste (MSW) and coal. With 180MW MSW-fired capacity, it is the largest power producer of its kind in Thailand. Its 220MW coal-fired plants are modified (in phases) to run on 100% MSW starting 2026.

Thai MSW comes in a highly heterogeneous form in: heating value, moisture content and general characteristics. The Achilles heel of MSW power plants is on how to maximize calorific yield, process 100% of the by-product and keep a tight lid on processing cost.

TPIPP’s success was borne out of years of trials and several permutations using its modified version of the MBT facility (proprietary process). With coal trading close to USD200/t switching to MSW makes economic sense. In addition, there is significant amount of carbon credits each year that currently is not yet monetized.

To maintain its competitive moat, TPIPP devotes its R&D resources to innovate in many key areas. While TPIPP’s NOx/SOx coefficients are low, far below the World Bank’s limit, bringing down these values further remains the long term commitment.

Khun Pakkapol, Executive Vice President (Finance) and Dr. Porakrit, Executive Vice President (Production) of TPI Polene Power Pcl receiving the Most Innovative Green Practices towards ESG – Waste Management – Thailand 2022 by the International Finance Magazine. For more corporate information/updates visit www.tpipolenepower.co.th

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People can now request Bangkok CCTV footage online or at 13 offices

People can now request Bangkok CCTV footage online or at 13 offices

People can request footage from Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) security cameras at 13 CCTV centres or via online channels, says Thaiphat Thanasombatkul, director of the BMA’s Traffic and Transport Department.

Ministry seeks help to stop illegal sugarcane harvest fires

Ministry seeks help to stop illegal sugarcane harvest fires

To help reduce air pollution, the Industry Ministry has asked two other ministries to help it prevent farmers from illegally burning their sugarcane fields before harvest, said Panuwat Triyangkulsr, the ministry’s deputy permanent secretary.

LGBT couples can marry in Rayong, honeymoon on Samet, this Valentine’s

LGBT couples can marry in Rayong, honeymoon on Samet, this Valentine’s

LGBT and straight couples can register their marriage in Rayong this Valentine’s Day and then honeymoon on the eastern province’s love island of Koh Samet.

16 Thai festivals to be promoted on global stage as part of soft power strategy

16 Thai festivals to be promoted on global stage as part of soft power strategy

In an effort to promote the country’s cultural traditions and generate more revenue for communities, the Culture Ministry has chosen 16 Thai festivals to be promoted internationally, ministry permanent secretary Yupha Taweewattanakitborvon said on Wednesday.

Thailand’s four major international airports being expanded to cope with return of foreign tourists

Thailand’s four major international airports being expanded to cope with return of foreign tourists

The government is expanding at least four international airports to cope with the return of foreign tourists after the Covid pandemic, a senior government official said on Thursday.

Thailand hails RCEP bonanza as trade passes THB10 trillion in first year

Thailand hails RCEP bonanza as trade passes THB10 trillion in first year

The first year of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) has boosted Thailand’s trade volume with member countries by 7.11% to over 10 trillion baht, the government said on Wednesday.

Introduction to the DIGITAL TRANSFORMER

Introduction to the DIGITAL TRANSFORMER

We all know that digital disruption and Covid-19 require organizations to accelerate adaptation through Digital Transformation. These are making many companies struggle and rush to transform digitally.

Singles to sweethearts: The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon celebrates Valentine’s Day with amorous dining experiences

Singles to sweethearts: The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon celebrates Valentine’s Day with amorous dining experiences

Bangkok, Thailand, February 2023 – Whether you are looking to light each other’s flames with a fairytale dinner or come watch a movie screening by The Pool, the Valentine’s Day program from The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon covers all the bases.

Hero Motors opens a new transmission facility in Thailand, providing powertrain solutions for ICEs and EVs

Hero Motors opens a new transmission facility in Thailand, providing powertrain solutions for ICEs and EVs

Another award for TPI Polene Power (TPIPP)

Another award for TPI Polene Power (TPIPP)

TPI Polene Power Plc (TPIPP) generates electricity from waste heat, municipal solid waste (MSW) and coal. With 180MW MSW-fired capacity, it is the largest power producer of its kind in Thailand. Its 220MW coal-fired plants are modified (in phases) to run on 100% MSW starting 2026.

People can now request Bangkok CCTV footage online or at 13 offices

People can request footage from Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) security cameras at 13 CCTV centres or via online channels, says Thaiphat Thanasombatkul, director of the BMA’s Traffic and Transport Department.

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Ministry seeks help to stop illegal sugarcane harvest fires

To help reduce air pollution, the Industry Ministry has asked two other ministries to help it prevent farmers from illegally burning their sugarcane fields before harvest, said Panuwat Triyangkulsr, the ministry’s deputy permanent secretary.

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LGBT couples can marry in Rayong, honeymoon on Samet, this Valentine’s

LGBT and straight couples can register their marriage in Rayong this Valentine’s Day and then honeymoon on the eastern province’s love island of Koh Samet.

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16 Thai festivals to be promoted on global stage as part of soft power strategy

In an effort to promote the country’s cultural traditions and generate more revenue for communities, the Culture Ministry has chosen 16 Thai festivals to be promoted internationally, ministry permanent secretary Yupha Taweewattanakitborvon said on Wednesday.

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Thailand’s four major international airports being expanded to cope with return of foreign tourists

The government is expanding at least four international airports to cope with the return of foreign tourists after the Covid pandemic, a senior government official said on Thursday.

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Thailand hails RCEP bonanza as trade passes THB10 trillion in first year

The first year of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) has boosted Thailand’s trade volume with member countries by 7.11% to over 10 trillion baht, the government said on Wednesday.

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Introduction to the DIGITAL TRANSFORMER

We all know that digital disruption and Covid-19 require organizations to accelerate adaptation through Digital Transformation. These are making many companies struggle and rush to transform digitally.

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Singles to sweethearts: The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon celebrates Valentine’s Day with amorous dining experiences

Bangkok, Thailand, February 2023 – Whether you are looking to light each other’s flames with a fairytale dinner or come watch a movie screening by The Pool, the Valentine’s Day program from The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon covers all the bases.

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Hero Motors opens a new transmission facility in Thailand, providing powertrain solutions for ICEs and EVs

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Another award for TPI Polene Power (TPIPP)

TPI Polene Power Plc (TPIPP) generates electricity from waste heat, municipal solid waste (MSW) and coal. With 180MW MSW-fired capacity, it is the largest power producer of its kind in Thailand. Its 220MW coal-fired plants are modified (in phases) to run on 100% MSW starting 2026.

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