Hat Yai, Thailand News

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Economic activity slowed in August from the previous month due to the global economic slowdown and domestic political uncertainties, according to the latest data released by the Bank of Thailand.

The Public Health Ministry has banned the sale of milk and related products from China pending laboratory tests for toxic substances "This is for the sake of consumer safety," Deputy Public Health Minister ...

All State Railway of Thailand employees will return to work today, after their stoppage that ran for days on the northern and northeastern routes and for two weeks on the southern route cost the state ...

Rail services from Thailand's southern commercial hub of Hat Yai to the Malaysian town of Butterworth resumed yesterday.

Anti-government supporters in Songkhla on Friday is pressuring Transport Minister Santi Prompat for the permission for the resumption of southern trains to Bangkok, which remain suspended on security reason.

All southbound and southern regional trains will resume full service today after a twoweek strike by the State Railway of Thailand labour union protesting against the government, a senior SRT official said ...

People are entitled to hold political demonstrations but also must recognise a line that can hurt the economy, and even mean life or death.

Shippers seek B300 million for losses NAREERAT WIRIYAPONG Transport operators are planning to sue the Port Authority of Thailand and its union next week, demanding they compensate businesses for losses of up to ...

Many British tourists are hoping to resume travel plans after the reopening of three airports in Thailand that were closed by anti-government protests.

The political stand-off in Thailand is starting to impact tourism, despite almost all tourism facilities and services operating normally and protests currently limited to a small area of Bangkok.

Anti-government protesters closed down Hat Yai International Airport Tuesday in a show of solidarity for fellow demonstrators in Bangkok which has been put under martial law.

Sep. 3--Thailand's tourism industry is starting to feel the pinch of political unrest, as tourists from South Korea, Australia, Japan, Canada and the United Kingdom are expected to turn to Bali, Vietnam and the ...

Operations at Hat Yai international airport have resumed on Thursday morning after supporters of People's Alliance for Democracy dispersed at 1.30am. The protesters, who demanded the resignation of Prime ...

WHEN Bangkok-based diplomats were asked to come to the Foreign Ministry for a briefing on Tuesday evening on the imposition of the Emergency Decree on Public Administration in Emergency Situations , they showed ...

The Hat Yai International Airport announced al morning flights Wednesday as supporters of the People's Alliance for Democracy continued to block the entrance to the airport.

Developments, closures and cancellations related to the imposition of emergency rule: - Singapore and South Korea advised their citizens yesterday against non-essential travel to Thailand, raising concerns ...

Singapore and South Korea advised their citizens Tuesday against traveling to Thailand, and Washington warned of potential of violence, raising concerns that the ongoing political crisis could damage the ...

Supporters of Thailand's anti-government group People's Alliance for Democracy in the south relaunched raids at several airports Tuesday despite the state of emergency Thai Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej ...

Hat Yai International Airport, one of three seized and closed on Friday by anti-government protesters, reportedly opened again on Saturday morning.