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Hua Hin Marathon set for May 11

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Hua Hin to sterilize more monkeys

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North and northeast regions report highest air pollution levels

The Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency (GISTDA) reported this morning that 43 provinces were blanketed with unsafe levels of particulate matter 2.5 micrometers and less in diameter (PM2.5) and red (hazardous-to-health) levels of the dust were detected in 18 northern and northeastern provinces. The government-set safe level is at 37.5 micrograms per cubic meter of air in 24 hours.

Moderate air quality with PM2.5 levels from 26.4 to 36.5µg/m³ were recorded in Bangkok and 32 provinces, including Ayutthaya, Chumphon, Krabi, Nakhon Pathom, Phangnga, Phetchaburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Songkhla and Surat Thani. Continued …

Air pollution remains high in all Bangkok districts

The air quality in all 50 districts of Bangkok was categorized as “orange”, or starting to affect health, this morning, the Air Quality Information Center of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) said.

The center reported the average PM2.5 levels throughout the city at 44.5 micrograms per cubic meter (µg/m³), in excess of the country’s standard of 37.5 µg/m³ over a three-hour average (5am to 7am). Continued …

Phayao national park shut indefinitely as hotspots increase

The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) yesterday announced the closure of the Doi Phu Nang National Park in Phayao province indefinitely following an increasing number of hotspots from wildfires.

The closure will allow nature to rehabilitate itself, while also preventing future wildfires in the area, which are mostly caused by villagers setting fire to the trees to hunt wild animals or harvest wild mushrooms. Continued …

Storm warning: Thailand set for a wet and windy ride

The Meteorological Department of Thailand (TMD) has warned about heavy rain in 20 provinces, including Bangkok, advising caution due to potential dangers. Upper Thailand is experiencing extreme heat, with preparations needed for the upcoming summer storm, including strong winds and hail expected today.

A 24-hour weather forecast indicates that upper Thailand remains generally hot, with some areas experiencing extreme heat and haze. Thunderstorms with strong winds are anticipated in certain areas due to low atmospheric pressure caused by heat and the presence of southwesterly and southeasterly winds. Continued …

Thailand’s bureaucratic burden exposed as world governments streamline

Thailand remains a deeply entrenched bureaucratic state despite a growing trend for more efficient and streamlined governments, according to experts.

In the United States, the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is busy slashing the federal workforce. Britain, meanwhile, aims to cut 10,000 government jobs by 2030, using AI to streamline operations and save 87 billion baht. Closer to Thailand, communist Vietnam has unveiled plans to slash its government workforce by 100,000 from the current 2 million to eliminate redundant bureaucracy and enhance efficiency. Continued …

Thailand’s rural doctors venture to remote places

Physician Pittaya Lhawong often travels far and wide from his hospital to make house calls and treat patients in remote corners of Mae Hong Son Province. He’s among a younger generation of doctors who have taken up the mantle of keeping Thailand’s decades-old Rural Doctors Movement going.

Their mission is to deliver medical care to places that are hard to reach and to bridge health-care disparities between urban communities and underserved populations across the countryside. Continued …

Thailand Expands Digital Healthcare to Cut Hospital Crowds

The Ministry of Public Health is advancing efforts to modernize healthcare delivery, with the goal of reducing outpatient congestion in public hospitals by at least 5% by September 2025. The strategy combines telemedicine services, home delivery of medication, and the use of digital medical certificates to provide faster and more accessible care, while easing the strain on medical staff and facilities.

Data from the ministry shows telemedicine has already contributed to a steady decline in outpatient visits. Between 2022 and 2024, average daily visits dropped from over 23,000 to 13,000 in regional hospitals and from nearly 30,000 to under 19,000 in general hospitals. Continued …

LPG Tanker Runs Aground Near Koh Larn’s Tawaen Beach, No Gas Leak Reported

An LPG tanker ran aground near Tawaen Beach, Koh Larn, in the early hours of yesterday morning. Fortunately, no gas leaks or environmental hazards were reported.

According to the ship’s captain, the grounding happened while attempting to avoid a fishing boat. However, the owner of the fishing vessel, who shared footage of the incident online, criticized the tanker’s actions, insisting that his boat had been clearly visible with all lights on. Continued …

Kamphaeng Phet woman celebrates 15th straight lottery win

A 55-year-old resident of Kamphaeng Phet province has gained a reputation for her repeated lottery successes. As of Tuesday, she has won the lottery 15 times consecutively, including the draw on March 16.

Sukanaya’s winning numbers are reportedly obtained through rituals at a spirit house in front of her home in Kosamphi subdistrict, Kosamphi Nakhon district. This has led to a buzz among locals, with many following her number choices and experiencing their lottery wins. Sukanaya, also known as Suay, has also donated a van to the Sawang rescue unit in Kosamphi Nakhon to assist the community. Continued …

Ugandan Nationals Deported for Illegal Activities in Phuket – Continued …
Drunken Tunisian Tourist Arrested After Holding Thai Woman Hostage in Pattaya Bar – Continued …
Foreign Women Detained in Bangkok Karaoke Raid – Continued …
Dutch tourist runs naked in Krabi hotel, takes a tumble – Continued …

Bank predicts Thailand’s export growth in 2025 to fall to 1.6%

The Economic Intelligence Center (EIC) of Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) has lowered its export growth forecast for 2025 from 2% to 1.6%, citing trade wars and external factors as the main reasons.

In November, the SCB EIC predicted that Thailand’s export growth would be around 2%, while the Commerce Ministry and the government had set an export growth target of 3%-3.5%. The SCB EIC explained that the growth drivers seen in the first quarter of this year were not sustainable enough to support expansion throughout the year. Continued …

Thai auto producers postpone export models as tariffs loom

Car manufacturers in Thailand have decided to delay making some models for export due to U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariff policy. Trump said on March 24 he is preparing to impose an auto tariff soon and will push ahead with other levies on April 2, according to media reports.

Washington’s trade policy has caused Thailand’s trading partners to reduce purchases of mostly internal combustion engine-powered cars, said Surapong Paisitpatanapong, vice chairman of the Federation of Thai Industries and spokesman for its Automotive Industry Club. Continued …

What is Fueling Thailand’s 2.9% Year-on-Year Growth in Foreign Visitors?

From Jan. 1 to March 23, Thailand reportedly has seen an increase in foreign tourist arrivals by 2.9% compared to the same period the previous year. This growth was significant, indicating a steady recovery in the tourism sector. In total, 8.88 million foreign visitors arrived during this period, reflecting Thailand’s ongoing appeal as a global travel destination.

The most notable contributor to this growth was China, which remained the largest source of international tourists for Thailand, with 1.26 million visitors from the country. The report also highlighted the increasing significance of China as a key market for Thailand’s tourism industry, a trend that could continue as tourism flows grow. Continued …

Tourism firms fear legal casinos could spook Chinese tourists

Tourism operators are warning the Chinese market could significantly decline if Thailand legalizes casinos and online gambling, after the issue was raised during the censure debate against Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Monday.

The opposition People’s Party argued that legalizing casinos was never included in the Pheu Thai Party’s campaign pledges. The policy puts the Thai tourism sector at risk if China discourages its citizens from visiting Thailand as a result of legalized gambling, noted the opposition. Continued …

British tourist beaten to death by bar workers in Bangkok identified

The British tourist who died in Bangkok following a violent altercation with two karaoke bar workers last Sunday has been identified. The British man, 28-year-old Nick Weir from Salisbury, Wiltshire, South West England, was found lying on a footpath near Soi Pracharat Sai 1, in the Bang Sue district of Bangkok.

His body, wearing black shorts and a yellow polo shirt, was discovered with blood flowing from his nose. Police were called to the scene shortly after the altercation, but the man, who had no personal documents on him, was already unresponsive. He was later pronounced dead. Continued …

Thailand Unleashes the Magic of Songkran 2025 with Dazzling Nationwide Festivities

Thailand is set to dazzle the world this April as it unleashes the full magic of Songkran 2025, transforming cities, villages, and beaches into vibrant hubs of celebration. With its rich blend of spiritual rituals, joyful water-splashing traditions, and cultural parades, this year’s Thai New Year festival promises to be bigger, bolder, and more unifying than ever.

Backed by nationwide campaigns and UNESCO recognition, Songkran 2025 is not just a holiday — it’s a powerful cultural phenomenon reigniting national pride and propeling Thailand’s tourism revival on a global stage. Continued …

Get hands-on experience at these Thai cooking classes in Bangkok

There’s a lot involved in cooking Thai cuisine. Of course, you have your essentials, from the classic tom yum, to fragrant curries with well-cooked proteins.

If you had your share in beginner courses, there are also ample classes for baking, vegetarian cooking, and even how to select better ingredients from the market. Here are the best Thai cooking classes in Bangkok you will fall in love with. Continued …

Phuket Revolutionizes Thailand’s Tourism Industry With Carbon-Neutral Commitments

Phuket is taking bold steps to lead Thailand in sustainable tourism, with plans to make its Old Town carbon-neutral by 2030 and promote green hotel certifications. Tourism accounts for 8% of global carbon emissions, and Phuket, one of Thailand’s premier tourist destinations, is taking bold steps to reduce its environmental impact.

The Phuket Sustainable Tourism Development Foundation is at the forefront of efforts to make the island’s Old Town carbon-neutral by 2030. Additionally, the foundation aims to introduce green standards for tourism operators, with plans to help over 600 hotels achieve green certifications within the next two years. Continued …

BYD sales pass $100 billion, topping Tesla

Sales of BYD last year surpassed $100 billion, leapfrogging rival Tesla, as the Chinese auto giant wows consumers with a range of electric and hybrid cars packed with high-tech features. Continued …

Canadians cancel summer trips to Trump’s America

Rosalie Cote and her parents vacationed in the U.S. state of Maine every summer for 25 years – but this year they are staying home, incensed like many Canadians by Donald Trump’s threats of annexation and tariffs. Continued …

New bus service between Hua Hin, Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok

The new first-class bus service between Don Mueang Airport and Hua Hin will offer two round trips daily. The fare would be 200 baht each way and would take three-and-a-half hours. The Hua Hin departure will be from the current Transport Co. terminal just north of Hua Hin Airport.

The bus will leave Hua Hin at 7 am and 2 pm
It will depart from Don Mueang at 7:30 am and 4 pm
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Hua Hin-Chiang Mai flight schedule from Oct 27

Thai Airasia has updated its flight schedule between Hua Hin and Chiang Mai (Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday):

Hua Hin to Chiang Mai: Departure 5:15pm, Arrival at 6:30pm

Chiang Mai to Hua Hin: Departure 3:25pm, arrival at 4:45pm

Hua Hin train schedule

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Van/minibus service at Market Village

Vans and minibuses provide services to the following destinations:

Hua Hin – Mo Chit (089-919-8055) starts service at 03:50
Hua Hin – Kanchanaburi (085-822-6063)
Hua Hin – New southern line service starts at 5:40
Hua Hin – Rangsit (090-138-0427) service starts at 05:40
Hua Hin – Nakhon Pathom (088-709-2364)

The last service departs at 6pm. Departures every 25 – 40 minutes. For inquiries or reservations, call 089-9198055,090-1380427.

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Emergency hotline numbers:

Emergency hotline – 191
Emergency medical services – 1554
Water accident – 1196
Motorway hotline – 1586
Emergency medical – 1669
Highway police – 1193
Tourist police – 1155
Bus ticket – 1490
Department of Highways – 1586
State Railway – 1590

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March 20, 2024 Hua Hin Expat News

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Today’s news: What’s with the water bills?/PKK districts drought disaster zones/Sansiri launches two projects/PM2.5 Explained/Exploring Telehealth in Thailand/House to deliberate casino bill/Police: Restrict casino access/Philippines: $6B of investments in casinos/Data breach: 2.2 million Thais/Ministry denies data leak/Alcohol control bill panned/30 cops suspected over illegal gambling/Economy: More baht depreciation/Economic malaise deepens/Thailand 2024 growth forecast slashed/Innopower EV factory/Digital wallet scheme/UK Foreign Secretary in Bangkok/Tourism: 8 million+ arrivals this year/American influx anticipated/Visits soar in secondary cities/Foreigners behaving badly/Environment: Smog crisis in north/100-Billion-Baht Climate Strategy/Links: Calendar of events/Airport schedule/Bangkok airport bus schedule/Hua Hin-Pattaya bus schedule/Hua Hin train schedule/Market Village bus schedule/Air pollution index map/90-day online report/driver’s license/Market Village and Bluport cinemas/Emergency numbers

What’s with the water bills?

For many in Hua Hin, the home delivery and payment of water bills is over. This week, water bill delivery drivers alerted customers that they needed to head on down to the Water Department office to pay.

Normally, that’s not a big deal, as there are usually only a few people there paying their bills. But with the change came long lines at the Water Department, meaning waits for as long as an hour.

This change does not seem like a budgetary one, as the bills still have to be delivered. And it certainly is not a customer-friendly move. So, what’s going on?

Here’s a clue. We remember last year a news mention that 7-Eleven stores were being asked to take on the bill-collecting task, as they currently do with electric bills. We never heard another word about the convenient option, but our guess is the “pay the bill at the office” mandate will be a short one. – Hua Hin Expat News

Two PKK districts declared drought disaster zones

Two districts in Prachuap Khiri Khan have been formally declared drought disaster zones in response to the escalating drought situation in the province.

The announcement targets areas grappling with acute water shortages, signaling an urgent call for assistance and conservation efforts across the province. Continued …

Sansiri launches The Standard, Cabanas in Hua Hin

Sansiri, one of Thailand’s leading property developers, has announced the launch of two major projects in Hua Hin.

The projects, both located in Khao Takiab, include the beachfront The Standard Residences Hua Hin, where prices of units range from 8.99 to over 100 million baht, as well as Cabanas Hua Hin, a condominium project consisting of over 400 units. Continued …

PM2.5 Explained

As Thailand faces another season of escalating air pollution, residents are growing increasingly concerned about the health risks associated with PM2.5 particles. These tiny pollutants, measuring 2.5 micrometers or smaller in diameter, have become a significant public health issue, especially in urban areas and regions prone to industrial emissions and agricultural burning.

Experts warn that the microscopic size of PM2.5 particles allows them to penetrate deep into the respiratory tract, leading to a myriad of health problems that can affect Thais (and foreigners) of all ages. Continued …

Exploring Telehealth in Thailand: The future of healthcare

Telehealth in Thailand is transforming the accessibility of healthcare services, offering a more efficient and convenient approach to medical consultations. Irrespective of geographic location, from the dynamic urban environment of Bangkok to tranquil rural areas, telehealth services effectively eliminate geographical barriers, guaranteeing that professional medical advice is consistently accessible.

The telemedicine landscape in Thailand features a diverse range of providers, from specialized clinics to comprehensive healthcare institutions. Leading examples such as CM Mediclinic in Chiang Mai illustrate this progress by offering an extensive array of general and specialized services, facilitating access to essential medical care without necessitating physical departure from one’s home. Continued …

House to deliberate bill legalizing casinos on March 28

The House is scheduled to deliberate a bill to legalize casino complexes on March 28, Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat said on Tuesday. If the House approves the bill, he will immediately submit it to the Cabinet for approval.

Julapun heads a special House committee in charge of studying the legalization of entertainment complexes with casinos as a way to tackle illegal gambling and to boost the economy. Earlier this month, the ad hoc House panel finished its study and proceeded to summarize their findings in a bill with 10 chapters and 68 articles. Continued …

Police: Restrict access, prevent laundering if casinos legalized

The Royal Thai Police have proposed that access to entertainment complexes with casino activities should be restricted to prevent social problems, a special House committee reported on Tuesday.

The ad hoc House committee, set up in October last year to scrutinize the potential for opening entertainment complexes with casinos, has completed its study. The panel, chaired by Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat, noted that the Royal Thai Police have warned that such casino facilities could be used by crime bosses to launder their illegal money. Continued …

Philippines sees up to $6B of investments in casinos

Foreign and domestic firms are expected to invest as much as $6 billion in the Philippines’ casino sector in the next five years, the head of its gaming regulator said, bolstering its status among Asia’s top gambling destinations as competition increases.

At least one new casino-resort will open every other year, including in areas outside Manila like Clark, a former United States military base north of the capital, and Cebu in the country’s central region, Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. Chairman Alejandro Tengco said on Tuesday. Continued …

Data breach: 2.2 million Thais said on sale in ‘dark web’

The Rural Doctor Society (RDS) says the Public Health Ministry’s data was breached again and this time, 2.2 million citizen records were stolen and put up for sale on the “dark web”.

The RDS backed its allegation on Tuesday with screen captures of the breachforum.cx website, showing a “god user” advertising the sale of 2.2 million records of Thai citizens for US$10,000 (about 360,000 baht). Continued …

Health ministry denies data leak involving 2.2M patients

Public Health Minister Cholnan Srikaew gave his assurance on Tuesday that patient data stored in the ministry’s system is safe and secure following a rumor that the personal information of over 2.2 million Thai people had been leaked.

Cholnan made the remark in response to a claim by the Rural Doctors Society (RDS) that the information of 2.2 million Thais had been sold to a dark website for US$10,000 (360,300 baht). Continued …

Beer maker takes dim view of alcohol control bill

Carabao Group views the new alcohol control bill, which features more stringent regulations for ads, as potentially hampering new players in the alcoholic beverage market.

The beer market in Thailand may be flat this year because of decreased consumer purchasing power since the pandemic, said Sathien Sathientham, chief executive of Carabao Group. Continued …

30 cops suspected over illegal gambling sites

Almost 30 police officers may be involved in a bribery case tied to an illegally operated online gambling network, according to a team of lawyers representing deputy national police chief Surachate Hakparn.

The lawyers said the 30 officers were suspected of taking kickbacks from the BNK Master network. It is the same gambling network from which Police Gen. Surachate has been accused of taking bribes, they said. Continued …

K-Research expects more baht depreciation

The baht is expected to slide further after falling below 36 to the U.S. dollar yesterday, as the Bank of Japan opted to hike the interest rate for the first time in 17 years, which failed to help Asian currencies.

Th market expects the Federal reserve to keep U.S. rates unchanged tomorrow, which could strengthen the dollar. Continued …

New Finance Minister expected in April as economic malaise deepens

A new minister of finance may be appointed in April. It comes as the Pheu Thai-led government comes to terms with economic realities. This includes the growing problem of ballooning private sector debt and structural impediments to growth.

At the same time, most analysts agree that Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, who currently handles the role, has spooked markets with his overt criticism in recent months of the country’s central bank. The potential appointment of a new finance minister has seen the name of Pichai Chunhavajira emerge. Pichai, the stock exchange boss, is a stalwart of the Pheu Thai Party and significantly, the Shinawatra family. Continued …

UTCC slashes Thailand 2024 growth forecast from 3.2% to 2.6%

The University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC) on Tuesday slashed its 2024 economic growth forecast for Thailand from 3.2% to 2.6%.

The big cut by the university’s Center for Economic and Business Forecasting was mainly due to the global economic slowdown, explained UTCC rector Thanawat Phonwichai. He cited the International Monetary Fund reducing its global economic growth forecast from 3.5% to 3.3% amid ongoing conflict in the Red Sea. Continued …

Innopower to invest in EV factory

Innopower Co., an energy developer under the state-run Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT), is planning to become an electric vehicle (EV) assembler, aiming to catch a trend. Continued …

Government forges ahead with digital wallet scheme

The government is forging ahead with a 500-billion-baht (US$3.8-billion) handout scheme and may still need to borrow to finance it, a deputy finance minister said today.

Julapun Amornvivat made the remarks in parliament, which began a three-day debate on a 3.48-trillion-baht ($96.5 billion) budget bill for the 2024 fiscal year, aimed at reviving Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy. Continued …

UK Foreign Secretary Cameron in Bangkok to discuss trade links

United Kingdom Foreign Secretary David Cameron arrived in Bangkok today in a bid to strengthen trade and economic ties between the UK and Thailand.

The former British prime minister intends to sign a UK-Thai strategic partnership road map on his inaugural visit to the Indo-Pacific region. This road map is designed to enhance collaboration on defense, healthcare, and climate initiatives between the two nations. Continued …

Thailand generates over 350 billion baht from 8 million+ arrivals this year

Thailand has welcomed more than 8 million foreign tourists this year and generated 359.27 billion baht from the influx, data shows.

Tourism and Sports Minister Sudawan Wangsuphakijkosol said on Tuesday that according to data provided by the ministry’s Tourism and Sports Economic Division, 8,074,653 foreigners had entered Thailand from Jan. 1 to March 17. Continued …

American tourism influx anticipated due to Songkran

The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is anticipating a robust tourism influx from North and South America this year, with a projection of at least 1.5 million tourists – a figure that mirrors the 2019 statistics. This surge is attributed to the confluence of the Songkran celebrations and the Easter holiday in April.

Deputy governor for Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas at TAT, Siripakorn Cheawsamoot, noted the sturdy travel demand from the Americas. He revealed that the trend is likely to persist into April, coinciding with the Easter holiday, a time when traveling is popular in the U.S. Continued …

Tourist visits soar in secondary cities of northern Thailand

As many as 45 million tourists are expected to visit provinces in northern Thailand this year, Tourism and Sports Minister Sudawan Wangsupakitkosol said on Tuesday. Last year, 39.48 million people visited northern provinces – 34.87 million Thais and 4.61 million foreigners.

“The number of visitors (in northern provinces) increased by 9.65% compared to pre-Covid-19 pandemic in 2019,” said the minister. Continued …

Phuket: Crackdown on Foreigners Breaking Law Continued …
British Man Arrested for Allegedly Selling Cocaine in Phuket – Continued …
Russian Man Arrested for Allegedly Working Without Legal Permission – Continued …
Yemeni Man Arrested for Allegedly Working at Patong Grocery Store – Continued …
Alleged Russian Prostitute Arrested in Wichit, Phuket – Continued …
American flees horror crash leaving British family shattered – Continued …

Smog crisis in north refuses to diminish

The air pollution crisis in the north showed little sign of improving yesterday, with Chiang Mai still ranking among the top five cities in the world with the worst pollution levels.

According to the air-quality monitor on IQAir.com, Chiang Mai had the fifth worst air quality in the world yesterday, with the province’s air quality index (AQI) measuring 186 at 8am. Continued …

KBank Launches 100-Billion-Baht Climate Strategy

Kasikornbank has launched KBank Climate Strategy 2024, which aims to support Thai businesses as they transition and embrace new business models in the “Climate Game” era, where business value is based not on profits alone, but also environmental and social factors.

KBank is working toward the net-zero goal, through both green operations under international standards and green finance. The bank continues providing sustainable financing and investment to reach 100 billion baht in 2024, while also studying and preparing environmental solutions across all dimensions to meet business needs, including consulting, carbon accounting and carbon ecosystem services. Continued …

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Hua Hin-Chiang Mai flight schedule

Hua Hin Chiang Mai flight schedule May 4-June 14

Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday

Chiang Mai–Hua Hin, 10:20am–11:50am
Hua Hin Chiang Mai, 12:20pm–13:35pm

Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday

Chiang Mai–Hua Hin, 9am–10:30am
Hua Hin–Chiang Mai, 11am–12:15pm