Thai economy to contract 2.7% this year: World Bank
BANGKOK, Nov 4 (TNA) – The Thai economy in 2009 is expected to contract 2.7 per cent as projected earlier, while it is foreseen to expand 3.5 per cent in 2010, said the World Bank.
BANGKOK, Nov 4 (TNA) – The Thai economy in 2009 is expected to contract 2.7 per cent as projected earlier, while it is foreseen to expand 3.5 per cent in 2010, said the World Bank.
BANGKOK, Nov 4 (TNA) – Thailand’s Public Health Ministry has confirmed two new fatalities from the Influenza A(H1N1) virus strain, raising the country’s cumulative total deaths to 184 since April.
BANGKOK, Nov 4 (TNA) - Thailand's tourism industry, much affected by domestic political conflicts and the global economic slowdown, has now recovered with about 14 million foreign tourists expected
BANGKOK, Nov 4 (TNA) - Foreign tourists voted Bangkok the most attractive city to visit among 10 of 11 member cities of the Asian Network of Major Cities 21 (ANMC 21).
BANGKOK, Nov 3 (TNA) – Thai authorities have arrested a third suspect in relation to the spread of rumours which are credited with tumbled Thai stock market last month.
BANGKOK, Nov 3 (TNA) – Thailand’s Government Pharmaceutical Organisation (GPO) and hospitals nationwide have stockpiled some 35 million capsules of the anti-flu drug ‘Oseltamivir’ for a possible se
PATTANI, Nov 3 (TNA) – A government soldier was wounded in a bomb blast in this southern Thai border province Tuesday morning prior to the visit of former prime minister Gen Chavalit Yongchaiyudh,
BANGKOK, Nov 2 (TNA) - His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej has appeared in public for the second time in less than two weeks after being hospitalised for more than a month for a lung inflammation t
BANGKOK, Nov 2 (TNA) – The Thai police are seeking arrest warrants for two more people on suspicion of intentionally spreading the rumours regarding the health of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyade
BANGKOK, Nov 2 (TNA) – Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Monday convened a meeting with senior Thai security officials on human rights concerns to be addressed in quelling the continuing insurgen