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Si Thep counters 'Thai' history

Editorial, Published on 01/10/2023

» Thailand rejoiced last week as the ancient town of Si Thep in Phetchabun province secured the esteemed Unesco World Heritage Site status. Si Thep, however, is more than just an archaeological treasure. It is a window into Thailand's multicultural society before the emergence of kingdoms and nation states. Si Thep is reshaping Thailand's history, and it should be incorporated into the country's history textbooks.

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Heritage went off the rails

Oped, Editorial, Published on 26/05/2023

» The controversial high-speed train project involving a tall structure and gigantic station plan that threatens the aesthetic value of the Ayutthaya heritage site, epitomises the loopholes in the country’s conservation regulations.

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Conservation over quarries

Oped, Editorial, Published on 24/03/2022

» Environmentalists from Satun province submitted a petition to Unesco and a House panel on land use on Tuesday, asking them to look into rock quarry concessions that they say threaten parts of a Unesco "Global Geopark" established in April 2019.

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Ban Plainern's glory under threat

News, Editorial, Published on 16/09/2018

» Ban Plainern, a residence of the late Prince Narisaranuvattiwongse -- the Great Craftsman of Siam -- is under grave threat from a gigantic condominium construction project on a nearby plot of land.

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Wilful destruction of SRT buildings

News, Editorial, Published on 26/03/2017

» As the State Railway of Thailand moves to develop the double-track rail system, it has quite inadvertently put at risk a small but charming part of our heritage: a number of old but very picturesque railway stations, most of them lovingly tended to by the stationmaster and staff, will fall into disuse.

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Public action saves heritage

News, Editorial, Published on 01/09/2016

» The Fine Arts Department deserves every bit of credit for acting swiftly to save three heritage buildings in the Vachira Phuket Hospital compound which were slated to be demolished to pave the way for a tall building project.