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Thailand video news | Public barred from visiting USS Abraham Lincoln at Laem Chabang, Thai senator floats full foreign ownership to tackle nominee businesses
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In today’s Thailand video news, Alex covers the latest stories from across the country. The USS Abraham Lincoln is off limits to public visitors, while a Thai senator proposes allowing full foreign ownership to tackle nominee businesses. In Koh Samui, a Dutch man was caught on CCTV allegedly assaulting a Thai woman at a bar. Meanwhile, Indian arrivals to Thailand have fallen by more than 10%, and one woman has found an unusual way to make a living using cockroaches.
Key facts
- Indian Arrivals Drop 11.6% As Thailand Watches Key Tourism Market
- India was Thailand’s third-largest international source market in 2025, accounting for 7.5% of arrivals, behind China and Europe
- Senator Prathum Wongsawat has proposed allowing foreigners to own 100% of businesses they fully finance, arguing that current rules encourage nominee structures
- She told the Senate that the 49% foreign ownership ceiling can push investors who provide all the capital to seek Thai nominees or other workarounds to retain control
- In today’s Thailand video news, Alex covers the latest stories from across the country
- Public Barred From Visiting USS Abraham Lincoln at Laem Chabang
Summary
### Public Barred From Visiting USS Abraham Lincoln at Laem Chabang
Authorities have asked the public not to visit Laem Chabang Port to view the USS Abraham Lincoln, which arrived in Chon Buri on September 2 under heightened security. Port deputy director Weerachat Phuttharaksa said the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier requires strict protection throughout its stay. Security duties have been divided among government agencies, port officers and personnel responsible for restricted areas, with patrols increased around the vessel.