Good Morning Thailand

In the headlines today, Thailand is losing billions of baht to online scams, and some famous platforms seem to be fueling the fire, then, questions arise over toxic pollution in border rivers near Myanmar, in Phuket, two teenagers have been arrested in a fatal attack after a debt dispute, also, Tomorrowland is coming and it's sold out, but it still seems poised for financial loss, and a little later some strange food stories as a man attempts to talk down the price of an omelette and a California doctor settles a 5-year lawsuit over spicy Thai food.

In the headlines today, Thailand is boosting border security as Myanmar clashes spill across the frontier, then, Chinese holiday travel to Thailand falls amid growing safety concerns but are they valid?, we have several air travel stories as Suvarnabhumi bottlenecks threaten high season and Thai Airways faces backlash for not having running water on a flight, and a little later Katy Perry just performed a private show down south.

In the headlines today, Thailand's tourism advantage over Vietnam is shrinking as competition intensifies, then PM Anutin convenes security chiefs as cyber threats continue to grow, in a truly tragic story, a caregiver abuse investigation ends in the death of a 99-year-old woman, then, a Bangkok drug ring used moldy bread to deliver millions of baht worth of drugs, and a little later the government is attempting to reassure the public over panic-buying the 72-hour preparedness packages it initially urged the public to purchase.

In the headlines today, Phuket Landfill shuts down as the waste crisis on the island deepens, then Thailand is considering stricter driving license requirements for foreigners, in religious corruption news, an Abbot faces allegations of sexual activity and embezzlement, in Pattaya a foreign mans public indecency raises eyebrows, on the golf course a caddie has been left blinded and is seeking compensation, and a little later good news for drinkers as a relaxation of alcohol sales restrictions on Buddhist holidays has been proposed.

Thailand is moving birth registrations online to crack down on alleged fake father schemes used to secure citizenship, while Bangkok's Gen Z is embracing a new late-night cycling trend. Meanwhile, human rights groups are urging Thailand not to deport two Uyghur men to China over fears of persecution, three British tourists have been rescued after getting lost at Pai Canyon, and Thailand is launching a global campaign encouraging people to wear traditional Thai dress ahead of a major UNESCO heritage decision.