About
Thailand's open government data is spread across more than ten portals and is close to unsearchable in Thai. This site puts it in one place and makes it findable.
Currently 52,054 datasets and 796,324 primary documents from 5,128 agencies, gathered from 121 sources.
Why this exists
The problem is not that Thailand lacks open data. It is that you cannot find it. The upstream portals cannot tokenise Thai, so searching for “สถานีตำรวจ” (police station) returns twenty-odd thousand mostly irrelevant results. The same dataset appears in several portals. Dates mix Buddhist and Common Era. And nothing tells you which series are still being updated.
What it does
Merges catalogues from many portals, segments Thai so the search index works, removes duplicates, normalises dates to one calendar, and presents the result as eight sections — budget, crime, weather, public services and the rest. Every figure on the site is read from the database. None is written into the code, and an automated check fails the build if anyone does.
What it is not
Not an official source. The data comes from government agencies; this site is not run by one. If a number matters to a decision, check it against the source we link to. Not an investigation. We make no allegations. The figures are what the publishers reported, not conclusions we drew.
Who runs it
An independent, non-commercial project. No agency or sponsor has any say over what appears here.
Contact
If something is wrong, or you are named and the record is inaccurate, use the corrections page. Every request gets a reply.
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