Search results for ‘Thailand’

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  • 12 Feb 2012

    Over the last five months, the Thai border police have made a series of spectacular animal seizures in the north east. Tens of thousands of dogs have been discovered, stuffed into ‘pig cages’, with ten or sometimes even fifteen animals packed into each one. Channel 4 News’ Asia correspondent John Sparks reports.

  • 28 Dec 2011

    John Sparks meets the mothers who lost their sons on Thailand’s roads – and who are campaigning to stop it happening again.

  • 28 Dec 2011

    It is a top tourist destination – but what the guidebooks don’t tell you is that Thailand’s roads are lethal. Now a group of mothers whose sons died in a bus crash are campaigning to change that.

  • 31 Oct 2011

    Thai officials say central Bangkok has escaped the worst of Thailand’s most severe floods in half a century, but aid groups are now warning of the threat of water-borne diseases.

  • 13 Oct 2011

    As authorities in Bangkok attempt to defend Thailand’s capital from severe flooding, Channel 4 News Asia Correspondent John Sparks reports from north of the city where swathes of land are inundated.

  • 5 Oct 2011

    With over 200 already dead, Channel 4 News Asia Correspondent John Sparks sees for himself the devastation caused by the worst monsoon season Thailand has ever recorded.

  • 5 Oct 2011

    At least 224 people are killed in flooding in Thailand caused by a tropical storm and monsoon rain.

  • 3 Aug 2011

    Mr Chuvit was widely known as the “Godfather of the Thai sex industry”. He owned six “massage parlours” off a tatty stretch of motorway in northern Bangkok. But something changed, as John Sparks blogs.

  • 3 Jul 2011

    John Sparks blogs from Bangkok on a remarkable comeback for the Shinawatras – the Thai family who are turning into a political dynasty.

  • 13 May 2011

    An elderly British couple are among eight tourists to have died from a mystery illness while staying in Chiang Mai, a northern province of Thailand.

  • 30 Mar 2011

    The Thai navy steps in to mount a rescue as days of heavy rain bring floods and mudslides, forcing airports to close and the cancellation of trains.

  • 18 May 2010

    There is a growing confusion amongst many observers as to what else the Thai military are waiting for. These low numbers may not last if protestors again see the army’s threat yesterday to perhaps act was again not realised, writes Nick Paton Walsh.

  • 14 May 2010

    Asia correspondent Nick PAton Walsh writes that the Thai protests have been “the most sporadic, volatile and unpredictable of protests, but it appears to be coming to an endgame”.

  • 14 Jun 2024

    Myanmar’s military has long dominated the country’s political life, but now faces its most sustained threat ever.

  • 15 Mar 2021

    AstraZeneca said the numbers of people reporting serious blood clotting disorders after receiving its Covid vaccine were “much lower than would be expected to occur naturally in a general population of this size”.