Bangkok: Police continue to tighten security measures at the Victory Monument protest area and strictly enforce the law after a man was found carrying a folding knife into the area. According to Thai News Agency, a man carrying a folding knife entered the protest area at Koh Phaya Thai, Victory

Bangkok: The United Power of the Land group organized a symbolic demonstration at the Victory Monument, where protesters carried and displayed a large Thai national flag. The flag stretched from the front of the stage for about 100 meters, serving as a focal point for the rally, which aimed to

Bangkok: A female protester participating in a rally organized by the United Power of the Land mob fainted due to the afternoon’s sweltering heat, prompting a swift response from on-site officers who transported her to Rajavithi Hospital. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred at 2:45 p.m. under the

Bangkok: Police expect more protesters to join this evening as they continue to strictly control the screening checkpoints around Victory Monument. The overall situation remains stable, with no immediate concerns reported. According to Thai News Agency, at 4:00 p.m., Pol. Lt. Gen. Thiradech Thamsuthee, deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police

Bangkok: Meteorological Department warns “North-Northeast” to prepare for heavy to very heavy rain in some areas, which may cause flash floods and forest runoff. The Meteorological Department reported that the North and Northeast will experience heavy to very heavy rain in some areas, the Central region including Bangkok and its

Bangkok: The United Front for the Land to Protect Thai Sovereignty group gathered at Victory Monument, undeterred by the rain, to demand the immediate resignation of Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra. Protesters occupied both the road and overpass as group leaders delivered speeches and read a statement accusing the Prime Minister

Bangkok: A spokesperson from the Forward Command Center reported that the rally at Victory Monument proceeded peacefully, leading to the announcement of additional traffic closures in certain areas. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen. Theeradej Thamsutee, Deputy Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau responsible for security, and Pol.

Surin: Deputy Commander of Region 2, Maj. Gen. Nat Sri-in, made a significant visit to Ta Muen Thom Temple, aiming to bolster the morale of the soldiers stationed there and to foster collaboration with Cambodian forces in the border area. His visit also served to assess the local situation, which