The Thaiger

The Thaiger

Since its takeover in July 2017, Thaiger has seen a remarkable increase in traffic, jumping from approximately 170,000 page views per month to an impressive 10-20 million monthly views. The Phuket Gazette was the island's original English-language newspaper, serving the community since 1993 and managed by long-time resident John Magee. Although it ended its print edition in April 2017 after 23 years, its digital presence has continued under the new leadership of The Thaiger Pte Ltd. Thaiger was launched in Phuket in October 2016 as a new FM radio station. Now registered in Singapore, The Thaiger Pte Ltd has evolved into a modern media outlet, offering news, lifestyle content, restaurant reviews, travel tips, top ten lists, free classifieds, and much more across Thailand and Southeast Asia. Our news at Thaiger is concise, mobile-friendly, accurate, and timely. We prioritize bringing you the latest headlines and frequently update our stories. Furthermore, we have an extensive collection of information about Thailand and its neighboring regions. In August 2020, Thaiger launched a separate Thai-language news section, creating the new Tadoo news and e-commerce brand. Thaiger now operates four Facebook pages, an English YouTube channel, and maintains a presence on Instagram and Twitter. In September 2020, we also introduced Thaiger LIFE, which focuses on expat and English-speaking services, along with Thaiger LIVE, our 24/7 news streaming service. Starting in Phuket, Thaiger has grown into a comprehensive portal for news, information, and lifestyle content throughout Thailand and the region, with our main office located in the Asoke district of Bangkok.

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  • 2 days ago | thethaiger.com | Bright Choomanee

    A tragic incident occurred when a 28 year old man, Anupong, reportedly under the influence of meth, strangled his aunt, 47 year old Napathon, after she refused to give him money. The crime took place in a two-storey house in a housing estate in Mueang Nakhon Pathom district yesterday, June 4, with relatives expressing their sorrow over the event. The police were alerted by Veeraluk Khuanchom, a police lieutenant at Pho Kaew Police Station, who reported finding the deceased in the house.

  • 2 days ago | thethaiger.com | Bright Choomanee

    In Yala, the owner of a second-hand car dealership has launched a unique promotion, offering a cow with every car purchase to celebrate the Hari Raya Eid al-Adha festival. Abidin Dulkanon, owner of Bangmod Used Car located in Mueang district, Yala province, handed over a large cow to Abdulkareem Sameoh from Khlong Maning subdistrict, Mueang district, Pattani province.

  • 2 days ago | thethaiger.com | Bright Choomanee

    The Ministry of Industry, led by minister Ekanat Promphan, is preparing to shut down Kumpan Thong Industry Company, a site linked to toxic waste in Phanom Sarakham district, Chachoengsao province. The company allegedly distributed contaminated soil to locals for landfills and operated a factory without proper authorisation since late May.

  • 2 days ago | thethaiger.com | Bright Choomanee

    A major drug dealer from Sakon Nakhon has been extradited to Thailand after being apprehended in Laos, where he had fled following the seizure of 7.9 million methamphetamine pills. The suspect had evaded capture for three years before being returned yesterday, June 4, at 1.30pm via the Third Thai-Lao Friendship Bridge border checkpoint in Nakhon Phanom province.

  • 2 days ago | thethaiger.com | Bright Choomanee

    A cement truck collided with a school van, resulting in 20 injuries. The district head of the cement company visited to assure assistance until all injuries are healed. Police Lieutenant Det Phumistan from the Rabo Phai Police Station in Prachinburi received a report yesterday, June 4, about the accident at Ban Nong Man Pla on Road 304 Park 7, between Baan Nong Hai and Baan Nong Man Pla, in Hua Wa subdistrict, Si Mahaphot district.