Jonathan Fairfield

Thai carer released on bail as Swiss expat hopes stolen record collection will be returned A Thai carer arrested over the stolen record collection of a bedridden Swiss expat in Hua Hin has been released on bail, while the victim says he is hopeful most of his records will be returned. Peter Kalt told Hua Hin Today on Thursday, 11 June, that police had arrested the woman, known as Aoi, at an address in Hua Hin after his lawyer followed up on the case.

Football fans in Thailand will be able to watch the World Cup 2026 after Jasmine International Public Company Limited, or JAS, secured the tournament’s broadcast rights in a last-minute deal. The company is expected to announce full details of its coverage plans at a press conference with MONOMAX later today, Thursday 11 June. The deal was confirmed late on Wednesday night, ending uncertainty over whether the tournament would be officially available to viewers in Thailand.

Stolen record collection appeal after bedridden expat says 30-year archive taken from Hua Hin home A bedridden Swiss expat in Hua Hin is appealing for help after his 30-year record collection was allegedly stolen from his home, with suspicion falling on a former carer supplied by a local nursing company.