Thai tourism to rebound from bomb attack

Thai tourism to rebound from bomb attack

(VOVworld) - Thailand's tourism sector will rebound from the negative impact of a recent bombing attack in downtown Bangkok, which left at least 20 people dead and 120 injured
Bangkok bombing: One suspect freed

Bangkok bombing: One suspect freed

(VOVworld) – Thai police said on Thursday that they have questioned and freed one man, who turned himself in after being spotted on CCTV at the Bangkok shrine moments before a...
Thailand faces instability

Thailand faces instability

(VOVworld)- Bangkok was shocked this week by two consecutive explosions, the worst incident in Thailand in 2 years. An investigation is underway to find the culprit. Many people are...
Vietnam condemns Bangkok bombing

Vietnam condemns Bangkok bombing

(VOVworld) - Vietnam strongly condemned Monday’s bombing in the Thai capital and hopes the culprits will be severely punished, Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Le Hai Binh said on Tuesday
2nd explosion hits Bangkok

2nd explosion hits Bangkok

(VOVworld) - A pipe bomb tossed from a bridge to Bangkok’s Sathorn transit pier at 13h20 local time on Tuesday caused an explosion but no injuries or damage
No Vietnamese killed in bomb blast in Bangkok

No Vietnamese killed in bomb blast in Bangkok

(VOVworld) - A bomb explosion inside one of Bangkok’s most popular tourist attractions killed at least 19 people and injured 123 others at 7 pm local time on Monday. The figures were based...
ASEAN united on East Sea issues

ASEAN united on East Sea issues

(VOVworld) – The 22nd ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) opened on Thursday within the framework of the 48th ASEAN Foreign Ministers Meeting (AMM-49) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The forum discusses pressing regional issues like...
Thailand passes protest ban

Thailand passes protest ban

(VOVworld) – Thailand passed a bill on Wednesday requiring protest organisers to seek official permission at least 24 hours before holding a rally
RoK increases effforts to cope with MERS

RoK increases effforts to cope with MERS

(VOVworld) - The Republic of Korea's Health Ministry reported on Saturday three more cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), bringing the total to 169, yet no more death