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It came as a big heart-break for the minnows Thailand as ICC cancelled the ICC Women's World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe due to the emergence new Covid-19 variant.
Thailand has been eyeing their maiden appearance at an ODI world Cup along with future opportunities in the formant.
ICC took the decision to cancel the qualifiers during the preliminary league phase of the nine-team event. The tournament was to decide the final three qualifiers for the ICC Women’s World Cup 2022, to be played in New Zealand.
Thailand was sitting at the top of its group after beating Bangladesh, Zimbabwe and the USA.
Also read: ICC calls off Women's World Cup qualifiers after new COVID-19 variant emerges
With the Super Sixes stage of the tournament unable to be played, the three highest-ranked teams in the ICC's ODI rankings at the cut-off date of September 30 progressed to the main event. The qualifying event was due to run for another week but ended abruptly.
Thailand does not have ODI status and therefore does not have an ODI ranking.

Heartbreak for Thailand as ICC cancels Women's World Cup Qualifier

ICC cancelling the Women's 2022 ODI World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe due to the emergence of the new Covid-19 variant was a heartbreaking decision for Thailand, which was eyeing its maiden appearance at an ODI world Cup

It came as a big heart-break for Thailand as ICC cancelled the Women's 2022&nbsp;ODI World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe due to the emergence new Covid-19 variant.
Thailand was eyeing its maiden appearance at an ODI world Cup along with future opportunities in the formant. Thailand was sitting at the top of its group after beating Bangladesh, Zimbabwe and the USA.&nbsp;With the Super Sixes stage of the tournament unable to be played, the three highest-ranked teams in the ICC's ODI rankings at the cut-off date of September 30 progressed to the main event.&nbsp;Thailand does not have ODI status and therefore does not have an ODI ranking.
ICC took the decision to cancel the qualifiers during the preliminary league phase of the nine-team event. The tournament was to decide the final three qualifiers for the ICC Women&rsquo;s World Cup 2022, to be played in New Zealand.

ICC cancelling the Women's 2022&nbsp;ODI World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe due to the emergence of the new Covid-19 variant was a heartbreaking decision for Thailand, which was eyeing its maiden appearance at an ODI world Cup.

It came as a big heart-break for Thailand as ICC cancelled off the Women's 2022&nbsp;ODI World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe due to the emergence new Covid-19 variant.
Thailand was eyeing its maiden appearance at an ODI world Cup along with future opportunities in the formant. Thailand was sitting at the top of its group after beating Bangladesh, Zimbabwe and the USA.&nbsp;With the Super Sixes stage of the tournament unable to be played, the three highest-ranked teams in the ICC's ODI rankings at the cut-off date of September 30 progressed to the main event.&nbsp;Thailand does not have ODI status and therefore does not have an ODI ranking.
ICC took the decision to cancel the qualifiers during the preliminary league phase of the nine-team event. The tournament was to decide the final three qualifiers for the ICC Women&rsquo;s World Cup 2022, to be played in New Zealand.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-calls-off-women-s-world-cup-qualifiers-after-new-covid-19-variant-emerges-1638021336470" target="_blank">ICC calls off Women's World Cup qualifiers after new COVID-19 variant emerges</a>
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The Chao Phraya Antique Cafe in Thailand is going viral on social media with customers loving its unique ‘flood dining’ experience.

Flood dining? Adversity turns into opportunity for restaurant in Thailand

VO: After a deadly pandemic&nbsp;that prompted&nbsp;endless shutdowns, a restaurant owner in Thailand was certain&nbsp;that a bout flood would&nbsp;lead to&nbsp;the death of his riverside eatery. But instead of shutting operations, his&nbsp;eatery remained open for diners who are embracing a new&nbsp;thrill&nbsp;of&nbsp;dining amid knee-deep waters. Located north of Bangkok&nbsp;in Nonthaburi, the&nbsp;Chao Phraya Antique Cafe is going viral&nbsp;on social media&nbsp;with&nbsp;customers loving&nbsp;its&nbsp;unique&nbsp;&lsquo;flood dining&rsquo;&nbsp;experience.&nbsp;Barbequed&nbsp;pork, beautiful sunset views, the&nbsp;thrill of getting wet and&nbsp;avoiding the rush of water set off by boats rowing nearby have all helped the eatery turn a crisis into an opportunity.&nbsp;In recent weeks, flooding of the&nbsp;Chao Phraya River&nbsp;that runs through Bangkok has affected&nbsp;30 northern and central provinces.&nbsp;For the cafe's customers, however, it&rsquo;s all a part of the adventure.

The&nbsp;Chao Phraya Antique Cafe in Thailand is going viral&nbsp;on social media&nbsp;with&nbsp;customers loving&nbsp;its&nbsp;unique&nbsp;&lsquo;flood dining&rsquo;&nbsp;experience.

After a deadly pandemic&nbsp;that prompted&nbsp;endless shutdowns, restaurant owner&nbsp;Titiporn&nbsp;Jutimanon&nbsp;was certain&nbsp;that a bout of flood would&nbsp;lead to&nbsp;the death of his riverside eatery.&nbsp;&nbsp;
But instead of shutting operations,&nbsp;Titiporn&rsquo;s&nbsp;eatery remained open for diners who are embracing a new&nbsp;thrill&nbsp;of&nbsp;dining amid knee-deep waters. Located north of Bangkok&nbsp;in Nonthaburi, the&nbsp;Chao Phraya Antique Cafe is going viral&nbsp;on social media&nbsp;with&nbsp;customers loving&nbsp;its&nbsp;unique&nbsp;&lsquo;flood dining&rsquo;&nbsp;experience.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Barbequed&nbsp;pork, beautiful sunset views, the&nbsp;thrill of getting wet and&nbsp;avoiding the rush of water set off by boats rowing nearby have all helped the eatery turn a crisis into an opportunity.&nbsp;
In recent weeks, flooding of the&nbsp;Chao Phraya River&nbsp;that runs through <a href="https://www.editorji.com/restaurants-parks-reopen-in-bangkok-with-conditions-1588742160982">Bangkok</a> has affected&nbsp;30 northern and central provinces.&nbsp;For&nbsp;Titiporn&rsquo;s&nbsp;customers, however, it&rsquo;s all a part of the adventure.

Thailand&rsquo;s Lopburi&nbsp;street&nbsp;witnessed an unusual gang war when two groups of monkeys came face to face. In no time, hundreds of monkeys filled the street near a traffic junction as they clashed with the rival group, reportedly over food.
According to reports, The troops are normally well fed by visitors but a Covid-19 third wave lockdown has lead to a renewed food shortage for the animals.
The monkey groups were uncontrollable and as the commuters honked louder to disperse them, the situation became worse.
As the monkeys fought for food, one group was chased away among several assembled on the road. The footage garnered nearly 1.9k likes and a slew of reactions as people were amused at the animals.&nbsp;

Watch: hundreds of monkeys gather in the middle of road in Thailand, disrupt traffic

Watch: monkey mayhem on Thai streets as the primates fight over food

<ul>
<li>Mass monkey brawl erupts over food on streets of Thailand</li>
<li>Videos of rival&nbsp;monkey gangs fighting is now viral online</li>
<li>Covid-19 lockdown&nbsp;led to food shortage for animals</li>
<li>Mayhem on Thai streets as hungry monkeys hunt for food</li>
</ul>

According to reports, the monkeys are normally well fed by visitors but a Covid-induced lockdown has lead to a food shortage for the animals.

Thailand&rsquo;s Lopburi&nbsp;street&nbsp;witnessed an unusual gang war when two groups of monkeys came face to face. In no time hundreds of monkeys filled the street near a traffic junction as they clashed with the rival group, reportedly over food.
According to reports, the monkeys are normally well fed by visitors but a Covid-induced lockdown has lead to a renewed food shortage for the animals.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/british-pianist-performs-for-hungry-monkeys-in-thailand-1606195818561">British pianist performs for hungry monkeys in Thailand</a>
The monkeys were uncontrollable and the situation became worse as the commuters honked louder to disperse them.
The video has garnered nearly 1.9k likes and a slew of amused reactions

A wild elephant broke into a house in the Thai resort town of Hua Hin on Sunday, pushing its head through the kitchen wall and using its trunk to scrounge for salty snacks.
The family was asleep when they heard noises coming from the kitchen.
When the family memebers went to investigate, they saw the elephant poking its head into her kitchen, rummaging through the shelves and eating a plastic bag containing food.
This isn't the first intrusion from Boonmee, the wild male elephant in his forties known among residents and park officials as a frequent visitor to the village.
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Watch: Elephant breaks into Thai kitchen looking for snacks

A wild elephant broke into a house in the Thai resort town of Hua Hin on Sunday, pushing its head through the kitchen wall and using its trunk to scrounge for salty snacks.
The family was asleep when they heard noises coming from the kitchen.
When the family memebers went to investigate, they saw the elephant poking its head into her kitchen, rummaging through the shelves and eating a plastic bag containing food.
This isn't the first intrusion from Boonmee, the wild male elephant in his forties known among residents and park officials as a frequent visitor to the village.
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Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha was fined 6,000 baht, about $190 on Monday for breaching rules aimed at containing the coronavirus by not wearing a face mask.The governor of Bangkok in a Facebook post said, the prime minister was informed that this was a violation of rules. The move came after a photograph of the Thai PM appeared on his Facebook page showing him not wearing a mask in a meeting. Thailand has managed to keep its caseload lower than many countries, but the latest outbreak has resulted in 57,508 infections and 148 deaths in just under 30 days. It reported 2,048 new cases on Monday, of which 901 were in Bangkok.

Thailand PM fined $190 for not wearing face mask amid pandemic

Thailand PM fined $190 for not wearing a face mask amid pandemic

Thailand PM fined 6,000 baht for Covid&nbsp;norm violation
Thai PM was seen without&nbsp;a face mask amid pandemic
Thailand posted 57,508 infections, 148 deaths in April
2,048 new cases reported on Monday, 901 in Bangkok
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Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha was fined 6,000 baht, about $190 on Monday for breaching rules aimed at containing the coronavirus by not wearing a face mask. The governor of Bangkok in a Facebook post said, the prime minister was informed that this was a violation of rules. The move came after a photograph of the Thai PM appeared on his Facebook page showing him not wearing a mask in a meeting. Thailand has managed to keep its caseload lower than many countries, but the latest outbreak has resulted in 57,508 infections and 148 deaths in just under 30 days. It reported 2,048 new cases on Monday, of which 901 were in Bangkok.

In a bid to revive tourism, Thailand will do away with quarantine requirements for vaccinated foreign visitors arriving at the island of Phuket from the 1st of July.
According to a Bloomberg report, a proposal to vaccinate 70% of the islands' residents to prepare for the reopening for vaccinated tourists, was approved by a panel chaired by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha.
The phased reopening will be tested with Phuket, before being expanded to other tourist hotspots, relying on the tourism industry.

Phuket to reopen for vaccinated tourists from July 1: reports

In a bid to revive tourism, Thailand will do away with quarantine requirements for vaccinated foreign visitors arriving at the island of Phuket from the 1st of July, a Bloomberg report suggests

In a bid to revive tourism, Thailand will do away with quarantine requirements for vaccinated foreign visitors arriving at the island of Phuket from the 1st of July.
According to a Bloomberg report, a proposal to vaccinate 70% of the islands' residents to prepare for the reopening for vaccinated tourists, was approved by a panel chaired by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha.
The phased reopening will be tested with Phuket, before being expanded to other tourist hotspots, relying on the tourism industry.

Well, politicians do love to sanitise news, but Thai Prime Minister went a step ahead and sanitised the media. On Tuesday, the famously mercurial Prayuth Chan-ocha sprayed sanitiser on journalists apparently peeved at their questions. 
Riled by a question about a possible cabinet reshuffle, he told the reporters to mind their own business then grabbed a container of alcohol mist, and doused the front row journalists, before sauntering off.
In the past he has spoken to a media scrum while fondling the ear of one of the reporters and flung banana peel at camera operators.
After an event in 2018 he declined to speak to the media and instead set-up a life-size cut-out of himself.
"Ask this guy," he said, and walked away.

Watch: Thailand PM sprays sanitiser on reporters

The famously mercurial Thai PM&nbsp;Prayuth Chan-ocha sprayed sanitiser on journalists apparently peeved at their questions

Well, politicians do love to sanitise news, but Thai Prime Minister went a step ahead and sanitised the media. On Tuesday, the famously mercurial Prayuth Chan-ocha sprayed sanitiser on journalists apparently peeved at their questions.&nbsp;Riled by a question about a possible cabinet reshuffle, he told the reporters to mind their own business then grabbed a container of alcohol mist, and doused the front row journalists, before sauntering off. See it to believe it.
((Breathe: spraying))

Well, politicians do love to sanitise news, but Thai Prime Minister went a step ahead and sanitised the media. On Tuesday, the famously mercurial Prayuth Chan-ocha sprayed sanitiser on journalists apparently peeved at their questions. 
Riled by a question about a possible cabinet reshuffle, he told the reporters to mind their own business then grabbed a container of alcohol mist, and doused the front row journalists, before sauntering off.
In the past he has spoken to a media scrum while fondling the ear of one of the reporters and flung banana peel at camera operators.
After an event in 2018 he declined to speak to the media and instead set-up a life-size cut-out of himself.
"Ask this guy," he said, and walked away.

A pet cat, who had gone missing for three days in Thailand, returned back to its owners but after incurring some debt!
The grey Tabby cat returned with a new collar and a placard that hung from its neck which explained that the feline was given three mackerels since it kept eyeing them at one stall. 'Your cat kept eyeing the mackerels at my stall, so i gave him three', the note read.
It was written by Aunty May at alley no.2, the kind animal lover who ensured the cat's safety. It took no time for Facebook post to go viral.

Missing pet cat in Thailand returns with some 'debt'

A pet cat, who had gone missing for three days in Thailand, returned back to its owners but after incurring debt! A placard hung around its neck explained that the feline was given three mackerels

A pet cat, who had gone missing for three days in Thailand, returned to its owners but after incurring some debt!
The grey Tabby cat returned with a new collar and a placard that hung from its neck explaining that the feline was given three mackerels since it kept eyeing them at one stall.
The note was from a kind animal lover who ensured the cat's safety.
It took no time for Facebook post to go viral.

Thailand imposes emergency to clear Bangkok protests

Thailand's government has imposed emergency measure to clear street protesters in Bangkok whoset up camps outside the prime minister's office

Thailand Police on Thursday cleared out protesters camping outside the PM's office after the&nbsp;government imposed emergency measure to clear the street protesters. The emergency decree came in after the protesters blocked a royal motorcade, reports said. As per the decree, gatherings of five or more people have been banned and severe curbs have been imposed on online messages. Protests have raged in Bangkok for three months. The protesters have called for ousting of the PM and reforms in Thai monarchy.

Thailand to make, supply AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine

Thailand has agreed to manufacture and supply AstraZeneca experimental Covid-19 vaccine in the southeast Asian country and other nations in the region

Thailand has agreed to manufacture and supply AstraZeneca experimental Covid-19 vaccine in the southeast Asian country and other nations in the region, the British and Thai governments said on Monday. The announcement by the British embassy in Bangkok did not specify how many doses of the vaccine candidate would be distributed in Thailand. It also did not disclose the financial terms of the deal. AstraZeneca is developing a Covid vaccine alongwith the Oxford University.

SSR case: 80k fake profiles used to abuse Mumbai cops, FIR registered

Over 80,000 fake accounts created to discredit Mumbai Police probe in Sushant&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Rajput&nbsp;case, FIR registered&nbsp;under IT Act&nbsp;

In order to discredit the Mumbai police and Maharashtra government's probe into the death of Sushant Singh Rajput, reportedly over 80 thousand fake accounts were created on various social media platforms.
According to a report by Hindustan Times, the accounts were created as a part of a smear campaign against Mumbai's police force and Maharashtra government investigating the death of the 34-year-old star, who was found hanging at his Bandra residence.
Mumbai police&rsquo;s cyber unit found that posts were uploaded on social media platforms from different countries, such as Italy, Japan, Poland, Slovenia, Indonesia, Turkey, Thailand, Romania and France.
Meanwhile, 2 FIRs have been registered under IT Act against many social media account holders &amp; fake accounts for defaming Mumbai Police Commissioner Param Bir Singh on different platforms, said Rashmi Karandikar, DCP-Cyber Cell, Mumbai Police.

'Down with the tyrant': Thai protesters kick off weekend of rallies

Pro-democracy protesters took to the streets of Bangkok on Saturday as a rally kicked off calling for PM Prayut Chan-O-Cha to step down and demanding reforms to the monarchy. Protesters chanting "Down with dictatorship, long live democracy!" and "Prayut get out!" gathered in front of Bangkok's Thammasat University, demanding to be let in and eventually forced the locked gates open. The demonstration was later expected to move on to the historic Sanam Luang field in front of the royal palace, where protesters plan to spend the night. Thailand has seen near-daily gatherings of youth-led groups since mid-July demanding the resignation of Prayut, the former army chief behind the 2014 coup, and a complete overhaul of his administration.

Thailand protest

Protesters storm Bangkok streets, demand monarchy reforms
Protesters&nbsp;call for PM Prayut to step down
Thousands broke open&nbsp;Thammasat University's gate
Demonstrators will park themselves in front of royal palace
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Pro-democracy protesters took to the streets of Bangkok on Saturday kicking off&nbsp;a rally asking&nbsp;PM Prayut Chan-O-Cha to step down and demanding reforms to the monarchy. Protesters chanting "Down with dictatorship, long live democracy!" and "Prayut get out!" gathered in front of Bangkok's Thammasat University, demanding to be let in and eventually forcing the locked gates open. The demonstration was later expected to move on to the historic Sanam Luang field in front of the royal palace, where protesters plan to spend the night. Thailand has seen near-daily gatherings of youth-led groups since mid-July demanding the resignation of Prayut, the former army chief behind the 2014 coup, and a complete overhaul of his administration.

Thomas and Uber Cup cancelled due to Covid-19

Top Indian shuttlers&nbsp;had shown their willingness to play the&nbsp;Thomas and Uber Cup and India had even announced a 20-member contingent.

Top Indian shuttlers&nbsp;may have shown their willingness in playing the&nbsp;Thomas and Uber Cup finals but the Badminton World Federation has decided to postpone the tournament until 2021.&nbsp;The decision was made after several teams, including powerhouses South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia, withdrew from the tournament due to the&nbsp;coronavirus pandemic. The prestigious team tournament was scheduled to be held in Aarhus, Denmark from October 3 to 12 and India had even announced a 20-member contingent with PV Sindhu and Kidambi&nbsp;Srikanth&nbsp;as possible leaders of the teams.&nbsp;However, the BWF&nbsp;has decided to go ahead with the Denmark Open due be held from October 13 to 18. But Denmark Masters, scheduled from October 20 has been cancelled.

Thailand to shut national parks every year for ecological protection

With abundant natural flora and fauna and picturesque beaches, Thailand has been a popular tourist destination for a long time. But the coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic forced the nation to shut down tourism and this has proven&nbsp;to be a silver lining for the environment.
Seeing the improvement, Thailand's Environment Minister has announced that the nation will close its national parks for a few months every year to allow the natural habitat to recover and sustain itself for decades to come.&nbsp;
Thailand has more than 100 national parks and many popular hot spots like Phi Phi Islands and Phang Nga Bay are a part of these parks. The closures will be staggered across the country.
For instance, Phi Phi Islands have been closed since 2018 and may remain shut beyond 2021 till the area recovers&nbsp;from the impact of&nbsp;mass tourism.&nbsp;

With abundant natural flora and fauna and picturesque beaches, Thailand has been a popular tourist destination for a long time. But the coronavirus&nbsp;pandemic forced the nation to shut down tourism and this has proven&nbsp;to be a silver lining for the environment.
Seeing the improvement, Thailand's Environment Minister has announced that the nation will close its national parks for a few months every year to allow the natural habitat to recover and sustain itself for decades to come.&nbsp;
Thailand has more than 100 national parks and many popular hot spots like Phi Phi Islands and Phang Nga Bay are a part of these parks. The closures will be staggered across the country.
For instance, Phi Phi Islands have been closed since 2018 and may remain shut beyond 2021 till the area recovers&nbsp;from the impact of&nbsp;mass tourism.&nbsp;

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