“Thai-Buzz” translates articles of diverse topics from Thailand’s biggest community sites and discussion forums. While the topics themselves may or may not directly involve foreigners, they will hopefully give you some insights on the topics being discussed among Thai internet...
Sanook published ten rules to be followed for the upcoming general election on March 24th. Rule Number 7 refers to one that many foreigners living in Thailand will be familiar with: There is no alcohol to be sold from...
A Thai activist with a medical marijuana tattoo on his face gathers with other activists to campaign for the legalization of medical marijuana. Medical marijuana is set to be legalized in Thailand, following an amendment by the Junta government...
“Thai-Buzz” translates articles of diverse topics from Thailand’s biggest community sites and discussion forums. While the topics themselves may or may not directly involve foreigners, they will hopefully give you some insights on the topics being discussed among Thai internet...
Songkhla: An outbreak of the chikungunya virus, a mosquito infection which usually occurs in Africa has been reported in Hat Yai City. This has raised an awareness to organize a campaign to educate the locals about the disease and...
Chiangmai: Police in Chiangmai have tracked down and arrested a 32 year old suspect known as DC. He came to Bangkok in 2012 under a student visa and since then, he has been in and out of Thailand. KasinunPromnasjinda,...
A large plot of land right next to the Mo Chit BTS station is being proposed for a new development project that would serve as retail and office space, apartments, and hotels. The Treasury Department, which owns the 26-acre parcel, is aiming...
A police panel who is in charge of improving traffic law has come forward with a proposal to increase speed limits on motorways and expressways. Pol Maj Gen EkkaratLimsangkart, deputy commander of the Police Education Bureau who heads the...
Any pet owners who are planning to move to Thailand but can’t bear to leave your pets behind and want to take your lovely furry ball with you to the Kingdom? But yet don’t know how? Don’t worry, we...
Have you ever wondered how much does it cost to kill someone in Thailand? Just 5,000 baht ($157 USD)! Yes, you read that right, just 5,000 baht. It seems that life is cheap in Thailand as a gang of...
