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Thailand, Cambodia combating human trafficking along border
SURIN– Thailand and Cambodia are taking a zero tolerance stance on human trafficking along the border.
Police General Adul Saengsingkaew, Minister of Social Development and...
Govt supports singing careers for blind people
The Social Development and Human Security Minister has disclosed that the government’s career support program for visually impaired people is aimed at helping them...
More than 8,000 civil state housing units reserved
BANGKOK - The government’s Civil State housing project has been well received by Thais, as more than 8,000 housing units have already been reserved.
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Government poised to promote blind musicians
BANGKOK– In a move to raise the quality of life for the physically-challenged, the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security and its partners...
Taking custody of illegal migrant children
BANGKOK - The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security is planning to use the government’s childcare and development center to care for the...
Ministry of Social Development announces New Year program
BANGKOK - The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security has prepared a New Year program aimed at benefiting the Thai people, especially children...
Government promotes childcare subsidy via PR caravans
BANGKOK - The Ministry of Social Development and Human Security has released caravans to promote its childcare subsidy program across Bangkok. Social Development and...
Police General Adul visits flood victims in Phichit province
PHICHIT, 15 September 2014 - The Social Development and Human Security Minister has ordered related agencies to follow up on the flood situation in...
Thailand police chief addresses officers in Pattaya
National Police Chief Gen. Adul Saengsingkaew met Metropolitan Police Bureau and Highway Police Division officers training in Pattaya. Deputy Chief...
Anti-govt movement marches for campaign ‘reform before election’ rally
BANGKOK, March 24 - Thailand's anti-government People's Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) today marched in the capital campaigning for public support for its 'reform-before-election' mass...
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Everyone passes the buck on paying for emergency medical treatment in Thailand
The unfortunate British tourist Pamela Gatehouse is facing medical and repatriation costs of around 80,000 pounds (3 million baht) and much more if a...
The dilemmas of Thai visa agencies assisting foreigners with their immigration problems
It’s not only Thailand. Visa agents have held a prominent place throughout south east Asia for at least 30 years. Even today it is...
No sign of Thailand’s Schengen visa
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Thailand has long been the key promoter of the “six countries one destination plan” which would allow international tourists entry to all after...
Two Thai women harassed by Indian men, fistfight breaks out on Pattaya Beach
PATTAYA, Thailand – A chaotic scene unfolded on Pattaya Beach when two Thai women were harassed by two Indian men, leading to a physical...
Free visa policy boosts Pattaya tourism, but experts warn of potential risks
PATTAYA, Thailand – The free visa policy for tourists visiting Pattaya and other parts of Thailand has been a topic of considerable discussion. According...