Suzuki to Halt Car Manufacturing in Thailand, Focus on Electric and Hybrid Vehicles
Suzuki Motor Corp has announced it will stop manufacturing cars and trucks in Thailand by the end of next year, shifting its focus to producing electric and hybrid vehicles in other locations. This decision to close the Rayong plant, established 12 years ago with a production capacity of 60,000 units annually and employing around 800 people, is part of Suzuki’s broader strategy to align with global carbon neutrality and electrification goals.
Thai PM to Visit India, Boost Strategic Partnership
The Thai government is prepared to enhance Thai-Indian relations, anticipating that this year’s planned visit to India will elevate the partnership to a strategic level. Prime Minister Modi welcomed Srettha’s upcoming visit and expressed his intent to attend the BIMSTEC meeting in Thailand in September, seeing it as an opportunity to further develop bilateral cooperation and economic ties.
Thailand Aims for Key Victories in World Cup Qualifiers
The Thailand national football team, under the guidance of head coach Masatada Ishii, embarked on their journey to China on Sunday (June 2), with a clear objective of securing vital victories in the Group C matches of the Asian zone qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup. Their campaign kicks off…
Reopening of Naka Cave in Bueng Kan!
The renowned Naka Cave, celebrated for its serpent-like rock formation, has reopened to the public after a month-long closure for natural rehabilitation. Located within Phu Langka National Park, the cave now welcomes up to 1,000 visitors daily, with spots available for both walk-ins and advance bookings. In celebration, special wrist…