The Ceiling at Chiang Mai Airport Collapsed, Injuring Children

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Thailand Moves Closer to Legalising Casinos to Boost Tourism:

Thailand is advancing plans to legalize casinos, aiming to boost tourism and foreign investment. The proposal includes 30-year licenses and designated locations such as Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai.

 

The ceiling at Chiang Mai Airport collapsed, injuring children:

A section of the ceiling at Chiang Mai Airport collapsed, injuring two children. The incident was due to moisture from air conditioning ducts exacerbated by rainfall.

 

Unlicensed Beauty Doctor Arrested in Bangkok Hotel Raid:

An unlicensed beauty doctor was arrested in Bangkok, caught administering fillers and Botox in hotel rooms. She faces charges for practising medicine without a license.

 

Tourist Injured in Chumphon Resort Balcony Collapse:

A tourist was seriously injured in a balcony collapse at a Chumphon resort, which was found to be operating without a license. The local police response was criticised.

 

Police Seize 45,000 Bottles in Counterfeit Cough Syrup Raid:

Authorities raided a counterfeit cough syrup factory in Samut Sakhon, seizing 45,000 bottles. The factory produced fake syrup, which was popular among youths for intoxication.

 

Foreign Fortune-Teller Harasses Thai Women for Money:

A foreign fortune-teller has been harassing Thai women for money around Wat Chaloem Phra Kiat in Nonthaburi. Social media reports describe similar experiences.

 

Pygmy Killer Whales Rescued in Phuket Mangrove Forest:

Five pygmy killer whales were rescued from a mangrove forest in Phuket, though one did not survive. The whales were given medical attention and released into deeper waters.

 

Singapore Hangs Man for Trafficking 36g of Heroin

Singapore executed a man for trafficking 36 grams of heroin, highlighting its strict drug laws despite international criticism.

 

Indonesia Bans DuckDuckGo Over Pornography and Gambling Concerns:

Indonesia banned DuckDuckGo, citing concerns over pornography and gambling content. The move aligns with the country's strict online content regulations.