Bangkok: “Suchart,” the newly appointed Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, marked his first day by honoring sacred objects at Government House, a gesture believed to bring good luck in his new role overseeing the Office of Buddhism and MCOT. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Suchart Tancharoen commenced

Bangkok: The government has instructed 33 provinces across the country to remain vigilant for potential flash floods, forest runoff, and mudslides, with preparations set for the week of July 6-12. A full-scale broadcast cell is ready to operate in response to the situation. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sasikarn

Bangkok: The government is advancing efforts to eradicate informal debt while expanding pico finance nationwide, with over 82,000 individuals benefiting from a budget exceeding 2.5 billion baht, thus increasing access to legal capital sources. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan, Deputy Government Spokesperson, detailed the government’s progress in

Bangkok: “Suchart,” Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, has announced plans to establish a religious bank to separate the personal assets of monks from those of temples. This initiative aims to address the crisis of faith among Buddhists and will involve a clear inspection unit. The Minister is preparing

Bangkok: Mr. Suchart Tancharoen, a Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, has announced his intention to resign from his position as a Member of Parliament (MP) under the party-list system. This move is aimed at ensuring that MPs can effectively fulfill their legislative duties. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, who is currently serving as both Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior in an acting capacity, addressed the Cabinet about the scope of the acting Prime Minister’s powers. He acknowledged that the Secretary-General of the Council of State had clarified that the acting Prime Minister

Bangkok: “Phumtham” agrees that ministers who have no role in the parliament should relinquish their party-list MP seats, paving the way for the order to be moved up to maintain a quorum in the parliament. Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, acting as Prime Minister, gave

Bangkok: Deputy Minister of Interior, Ms. Teerarat Samretwanich, has issued a directive to the governors of six Andaman provinces to bolster their readiness for potential disasters. Emphasizing the importance of preparedness, she instructed that no excuses regarding equipment readiness be accepted and stressed the need for accurate public information dissemination