Good Morning Thailand

Today we’ll be talking about a spike in flights to and from Europe in the midst of the Middle Eastern conflict, petrol stations around Thailand seeing long queues as panic buying takes effect, and a little later GTA 6 drops early in Pattaya where a naked man has been linked to a speedboat theft attempt.

Today we’ll be talking about how the conflict in Iran is affecting Thai nationals and visitors, in greater ASEAN news Malaysia’s Prime Minister Anwar is blaming zionists for a campaign to destabilize his administration, and a little later in more classic Thaiger fare, and influencer is seeking a full refund after a botched 400,000 baht nose job.

Today we’ll be talking about evacuation plans for Thai nationals currently in Iran, knife fights and underwear-clad brawls erupt on the streets of Pattaya, and a little later a Buriram wedding is giving double-takes as a Thai woman doubles up on grooms.

Today we’ll be talking about a violent robbery in Pattaya with justice being served, Thaksin Shinawatra’s upcoming parole eligibility as his Pheu Thai party joins the ruling coalition, and a little later some high profile murder cases with international ramifications.

Today we’ll be talking about a flare up in tensions along the Cambodian border as a mortar round drops in Thai territory, an influencer’s advice on dodging police checkpoints stirs up some controversy, and a little later an up date on the ‘love guru’ monk who appears to have been juggling up to six women!

Today we’ll be talking about new airport screening policies rolling out imminently, how Thailand ranks amid global taxi scam complaints, and a little later a foreign travelers viral complaints about rude treatment in Thailand has elicited strong reactions online.

Today we’ll be talking about the new supermajority coalition led by Prime Minister Anutin and what that means for the future of policy creation, poverty rates in Thailand climbing despite economic growth signals, and later we have some classic Thaiger tales in the form of lewd acts on beaches, foreign laughing gas smugglers, and a monk in hot water after love guru-ing multiple women.

Today we’ll be talking about a monkey attack that left an influencer hospitalized, a cannabis scam foiled in Pattaya, and a little later some headlines made regarding interference in both Thai and American elections.

Today we’ll be talking about sewage in the sea grossing out beachgoers in Jomtien, Cocaine worth millions seized in Phuket police raids, and a little later good news for motorists under the age of 55 looking to renew their driver’s licenses.

Today we will talk about several major stories making headlines across Thailand and the region — including a Thai man who died in police detention after his arrest for assault, a series of controversial incidents involving foreign tourists in Phuket, Chiang Mai, and Pattaya, and the arrest of four Myanmar nationals over the fatal attack of an American man in Bangkok. We’ll also look at Indonesia’s US$7.62 billion Ramadan stimulus package and whether it can truly boost economic growth.

In todays news, a fake assault video exposed in Chiang Mai, a quake in the north, police caught stealing cannabis, a disturbing ritual abuse case, and Phuket under fire over racist behaviour.

Today we’ll be talking about a horrific double-decker bus crash in Trang that has left over 30 people injured, a monkeypox death inside a Bangkok prison sparking a new health crisis behind bars, and a scandal in Pattaya involving a foreign couple’s inappropriate behavior at a spirit house. We’ll also look into the arrest of 46 foreign film extras in Krabi and a disturbing ritual abuse case in Ang Thong.

In today's episode we will be talking about a Russian arrested for assault in Pattaya, a stolen pickup tracked by GPS, an illegal doctor exposed, a bizarre fermented-fish protest in Bangkok, Krabi’s Valentine traffic lights, and a US$2.8 billion corporate shake-up in Malaysia.

In todays stories I will be talking about a school hostage crisis in Hat Yai, a tourist found injured in Pattaya, major visa changes nationwide, Bangkok’s free Valentine weddings, new sugar rules, monks completing a 3,700-km peace walk, and Thailand’s corruption score falls.

Today we’ll be talking about election coalition talks as well as debates over vote counting transparency, a suspect nabbed with rhino horns at Suvarnabhumi Airport, and a little later QR code systems are rolling out in Thai taxis just in time for the Chinese New Year travel rush.

Today we’ll be talking about a massive case involving 44 former MPs linked to violations of lese-majeste laws, student protests erupting over vote-count transparency issues, and a little later a whole slew of classic Thaiger tales of foreigners getting up to some crazy antics around Thailand.

Today we’ll be talking about the election results over the weekend and the sweeping victory for a familiar face in Thai politics, a construction site scare as yet another crane collapses, this time in Asok, and a little later a major effort to relocate and reintegrate the homeless has been launched.

Today we’ll be talking about Thailand’s newly dubbed status as being the ‘Sick Man of Asia,’ allegations of election tampering and vote buying ahead of this weekend’s vote, and a little later, Thai influencers weigh in on the prospect of Disney in the land of smiles.

Today, we’ll look at a viral assault involving bar guards in Pattaya, a disturbing alleged sexual attack in Chon Buri, police action against illegal exhausts in Koh Samui, and a dramatic road confrontation in Phuket. We’ll also look beyond Thailand as Bali faces mounting waste problems, before ending on a lighter note with a heartwarming cultural mix-up at a rural Thai funeral feast.

Today we’ll be talking about airport fees set to be hiked soon for international travelers, shocking cases of people abusing animals as well as animals abusing people, scorching weather coming this summer, and when to expect alcohol bans ahead of the upcoming elections.