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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 28 July 2025
Main Opposition Party Shuts Down Website at Government’s Request Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Thailand’s main opposition group, the People’s Party, has agreed to shut down its website covering developments in the Thai-Cambodian border conflict following a request from the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters. The move comes amid government concerns over the potential misuse of publicly available information during escalating clashes near the border. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1368015-main-opposition-party-shuts-down-website-at-government’s-request/ -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Main Opposition Party Shuts Down Website at Government’s Request
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Thailand’s main opposition group, the People’s Party, has agreed to shut down its website covering developments in the Thai-Cambodian border conflict following a request from the Royal Thai Armed Forces Headquarters. The move comes amid government concerns over the potential misuse of publicly available information during escalating clashes near the Preah Vihear border zone. In a statement released on 27 July, People’s Party spokesperson Parit Wacharasindhu confirmed the decision but firmly denied that the party’s website had ever published sensitive or compromising information. He insisted that the platform had merely aggregated publicly available updates from official government sources in an effort to keep citizens informed. “The People’s Party website has never disseminated any content that would endanger Thai citizens or be exploitable by Cambodian forces,” said Parit. “We have not published coordinates of evacuation centres, details of troop movements, or the impact zones of shelling.” The party stressed that all information on the website originated from state agencies, such as the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, the Royal Thai Army, the Thai Red Cross Society, and announcements by provincial governors. Medical facility locations were also drawn from public platforms such as Google Maps. According to the statement, the website aimed to centralise fragmented official announcements to make critical information, such as evacuation orders, danger zones and blood donation appeals, more easily accessible to the public. Over the past three days, the site had received over three million visits. “Out of respect for the government’s responsibilities in safeguarding lives, we have cooperated and taken the website offline,” said the People’s Party. However, the opposition also used the opportunity to call on the government to urgently improve crisis communication and local coordination. Among the key proposals put forward by the party were: • The creation of a centralised, rapid-response communication mechanism to ensure consistent, accurate updates for both Thai citizens and the international community. This, they said, would prevent confusion and counteract information operations allegedly being conducted by Cambodian authorities. • The immediate establishment of coordination centres in all affected provinces, to manage incoming aid, medical teams and supplies, and to provide accurate, consistent communication with local residents. • A renewed diplomatic push for a ceasefire, while simultaneously documenting and communicating evidence of Cambodian attacks, to reinforce Thailand’s position as acting in self-defence and seeking a peaceful resolution to the dispute. The People’s Party closed its statement by reaffirming its commitment to national unity during the crisis and expressing hope that the government will rise to the challenge of protecting the public, both on the battlefield and in the information space. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-07-28 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 28 July 2025
Villagers in Tears as Blaze Destroys Entire School Building in Si Sa Ket Picture courtesy of SiamNews. Villagers were left in tears on the night of 26 July, as a fire tore through Ban Bon Witthaya School in Bueng Bon subdistrict, Yang Chum Noi district, completely destroying the two-storey building. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1368014-villagers-in-tears-as-blaze-destroys-entire-school-building-in-si-sa-ket/ -
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Fire Villagers in Tears as Blaze Destroys Entire School Building in Si Sa Ket
Picture courtesy of SiamNews. Villagers were left in tears on the night of 26 July, as a fire tore through Ban Bon Witthaya School in Bueng Bon subdistrict, Yang Chum Noi district, completely destroying the two-storey building. The blaze broke out at around 20:20, Mr. Wittaya Chaiyadechkamchorn, district chief of Yang Chum Noi, received an emergency call reporting the incident and immediately coordinated a response. Firefighting units from the Yang Chum Noi Municipality, led by Mayor Nuanjai Busabong and Deputy Mayor Nat Thongsaeng, were dispatched to the scene. They were joined by fire trucks from Bueng Bon, Lin Fa, and Khon Kam subdistrict administrations, a total of six vehicles. Upon arrival, firefighters found the school building, constructed of both concrete and timber, engulfed in flames. Despite efforts to contain the blaze, the structure was reduced to ruins. Initial assessments suggest the fire may have been caused by an electrical short circuit. Locals reported that the premises were unoccupied at the time and that the fire appeared to erupt suddenly and spread rapidly. However, forensic investigators have been called in to determine the exact cause. The loss of the school has left the local community devastated. “This school was the heart of our village,” one tearful resident said. “Watching it burn was like losing a part of our family.” No injuries were reported, and officials have yet to estimate the total value of the damage. The investigation is ongoing. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamNews 2025-07-28 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 28 July 2025
Thai Airways Unveils Strategic Vision at THAI Commercial Conference 2025 Picture courtesy of Kaoded. Thai Airways International Public Company Limited has outlined its strategic direction for the coming year during the annual THAI Commercial Conference 2025, held under the theme “Aim Further: Strive for New Heights”. The event, held at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park, brought together the airline’s global commercial partners, ticketing agents and regional representatives from Europe, Asia, Australia and Thailand, alongside executives and staff from international offices. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1368013-thai-airways-unveils-strategic-vision-at-thai-commercial-conference-2025/ -
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Travel Thai Airways Unveils Strategic Vision at THAI Commercial Conference 2025
Picture courtesy of Kaoded. Thai Airways International Public Company Limited has outlined its strategic direction for the coming year during the annual THAI Commercial Conference 2025, held under the theme “Aim Further: Strive for New Heights”. The event, held at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park, brought together the airline’s global commercial partners, ticketing agents and regional representatives from Europe, Asia, Australia and Thailand, alongside executives and staff from international offices. Presiding over the event was Mr. Chai Eamsiri, Chief Executive Officer of Thai Airways. He was joined by Mr. Karakot Chatasingha, Chief Commercial Officer, who led the presentation of the airline’s commercial roadmap, covering global aviation trends and business development plans. The aim: to enhance the passenger experience while ensuring sustainable revenue growth. The conference showcased Thai Airways’ readiness to emerge stronger following its successful business rehabilitation. It also signals the airline’s ambition to return to the Stock Exchange of Thailand in the near future, reinforcing global business partners’ confidence in the company’s future. The event featured keynote addresses by international experts, including Mr. David Mann, Chief Economist for Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa at Mastercard, who spoke on global macroeconomic outlooks and tourism trends. Mr. Alex Haigh, Managing Director of Brand Finance Asia Pacific, offered insights into the role of brand value in strengthening airline competitiveness. In a forward-looking display of innovation, Thai Airways introduced new services and products designed to elevate customer experience. These included a Virtual Reality tour of the Airbus A321neo cabin, a revamped Sawasdee in-flight magazine, enhanced food and beverage offerings, new amenity kits for First and Business Class passengers, and premium products from the THAI Shop. A highlight of the event was a special fashion show, showcasing Thai Airways’ cabin crew uniforms from past to present. The presentation traced the airline’s 65-year journey from elegance to modern growth, encapsulated in the theme “Grace to Growth”. The showcase reflected the company’s commitment to blending tradition with innovation in delivering world-class service. The THAI Commercial Conference 2025 served as a vital platform to strengthen global partnerships and reaffirm Thai Airways’ position as Thailand’s national carrier. With renewed vigour and a clear strategic vision, the airline is poised to connect Thailand to the world, securely, sustainably, and with distinction. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-07-28
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