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Tsunami detection buoys are only out of position, not broken, a Mineral Resources Department expert confirmed on Wednesday.

Grab Thailand launched its first annual conference on Wednesday with the goal of providing a platform for both the private and public sectors to exchange ideas and explore the best solutions, particularly in a digital economy, social issues, human resources and the environment.

Two network transformers on Krung Kasem Road that belong to the same lot as the one that caused a fire in Bangkok’s Sampheng area last month were on Tuesday removed by the Metropolitan Electricity Authority (MEA).

Bangkok has been named number one in the list of “Best Cities in Southeast Asia” while Phuket was ranked first for “Best Islands in Southeast Asia” by a top international travel magazine.

Taiwan Excellence announces to host the 2nd year of Taiwan Excellence Creator Comic Contest after the success of the Taiwan Excellence Creator Comic Contest in 2021, with over 400 entries have been submitted.

The Finance Ministry has told the Bank of Thailand (BOT) to closely monitor the weakening baht, as a continuous slide could trigger outflow of capital.

Phang-nga has made preparations for a tsunami after the advent of several earthquakes centred in the Andaman Sea.

People should avoid purchasing resold digital lotteries as there could be a problem when receiving prize money, the Government Lottery Office (GLO) warned.

Using marijuana or hemp at police stations or in other government complexes under the Royal Thai Police has been prohibited.

Five Bangkok districts have been selected to pilot the “Rachapiphat Sandbox”, a medical programme that aims to increase healthcare standards in metropolitan areas using digital technology.

The baht opened at 35.94 to the US dollar on Wednesday, the highest in five years, weakening from Tuesday’s close of 35.80.

The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed the third reading of the national police bill with a vote result of 494-40 in favour and four abstentions.