Rescue teams from across the globe persist in the difficult search for survivors after a devastating earthquake brought down a 30-story high-rise in Bangkok.

For all its attendant controversies, Beijing’s focus on transport infrastructure is closely aligned with the region’s ...

Thailand’s authorities arrested a Chinese executive linked to the construction company responsible for a high-rise tower that collapsed during the 28 March earthquake in Bangkok, killing at least 47 ...

Compared to other regions of the country, Thailand’s west is wild and unexplored. Though it’s common for visitors to take a ...

The collapse sparked questions about the enforcement of construction safety and the state-run Chinese contractor, China ...

The swift toppling of the tower also drew widespread attention because the earthquake’s epicenter was more than 600 miles ...

A Thai-Chinese company has denied allegations its steel rods did not pass safety standard tests after nationwide criticism ...

Collapse of 30-story tower during March 28 earthquake in neighboring Myanmar left 47 people dead and 47 missing - Anadolu ...

Bangkok - Rebar samples taken from the site where the State Audit Office (SAO) building collapsed were found to be ...

The 30-storey tower was reduced to rubble when a quake struck neighbouring Myanmar last month, killing 47 people and leaving ...

A Chinese "company representative" identified as Zhang was arrested in connection with the collapse of a 30-storey tower when ...

A Thai court issued arrest warrants for four individuals at China Railway No.10. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...