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Bangkok flooding forces thousands to flee homes after relentless rain

Rain has eased in Thailand’s capital on Sunday, but flooding persisted in several low-lying areas

The Independent UK · Sep 27

Thailand hostel puts up Hindi notice, Indian traveller asks why and gets surprising answer

An Indian traveller in Bangkok has shared a hostel experience after finding a Hindi notice instructing guests to use a glass when drinking water. Sparsh Sunil said the message made him reflect on the conduct of some Indian tourists abroad, citing behaviour such as littering, ignoring queues and disregarding local…

The Economic Times · Sep 26

Bangkok struck by ‘crazy’ flooding as all 50 city districts declared disaster areas

Thai capital is forecast to receive more heavy rainfall throughout the weekend

The Independent UK · Sep 26

A Cat Couldn't Close Its Mouth After a Suspected High-Rise Fall, and CT Showed Its Jaw Hooked on Its Cheekbone

A cat hurt in a suspected high-rise fall couldn't close its mouth. CT showed a split, dislocated jaw hooked on its cheekbone. Why it matters.

Medical Daily · Sep 23

Son Says Family Does Not Believe Igho Ubiribo's Penis Filler Procedure Caused His Death in Thailand

Junior Ubiribo has rejected a UK coroner's conclusion that a hyaluronic-acid penile filler injection caused his father Igho Ubiribo's death in Bangkok.

International Business Times UK · Sep 21

What are binomial names? Which species has the longest scientific name, and why was the 181-letter name inspired by Bangkok despite being found in Germany?

In a fascinating twist of scientific nomenclature, researchers have unveiled an oomycete boasting a staggering 181-letter name. Drawing inspiration from the ceremonial title of Bangkok, this unusual organism was actually found in Germany, cleverly playing with linguistic convention for fun. This discovery underscores the whimsical side of scientific taxonomy, showcasing…

The Economic Times · Sep 21

Bangkok metro suspends all services after fire breaks out on elevated track

Passengers were evacuated as sparks fell onto the road below

The Independent UK · Sep 20

1966 Asian Games hockey gold: Olympic medallist Harbinder Singh recalls how 10-man India beat Pakistan in Bangkok final

Recalling the triumph at the 1966 Asian Games, Harbinder Singh speaks of a gold medal won amidst the spirit of a patriotic anthem and fierce competition. He believes contemporary hockey lacks the finesse of the past and emphasizes the importance of having international players participate in local matches to enhance…

The Economic Times · Sep 17

The 50 Best Hotels 2026: Rosewood Hong Kong named No.1 as 21 European hotels included in ranking

The top rated property on the continent is Lake Como’s Passalacqua, coming in fifth overall on The 50 Best Hotels 2026 list.

Euronews · Sep 16

Drunk Tourist Tasered by Police for Throwing Racist Remarks and Glorifying Adolf Hitler in Thailand

A German tourist was tasered by police in Bangkok after allegedly directing racist abuse and Nazi gestures towards a Canadian man and his friends. No arrest was made.

International Business Times UK · Sep 16