Bangkok: Bangkok has expressed no objections to the introduction of a 20 baht flat-rate electric train fare, anticipating significant public benefits from the measure. However, concerns have been raised regarding the financial gap that will emerge, prompting calls for relevant agencies to ensure fair compensation. According to Thai News Agency,
Bangkok: Mr. Suchart Tancharoen, the Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, has reiterated his orders for the Office of Buddhism to adopt a proactive approach in supporting police efforts to suppress monks who violate the Dharma. This announcement followed his visit to Somdej Phra Maha Thirajarn, a member of
Bangkok: The Department of Corrections inaugurated the 2025 Corrections Products Exhibition, marking its 54th edition. The event highlights the potential of inmates who have undergone behavioral development, featuring a special show by the renowned singer Sek Loso. The proceeds from the product sales are intended to serve as revolving funds
Sisaket: In a disturbing incident, the abbot of a renowned temple in Sisaket Province has been accused of luring an 8-year-old girl into a bathroom under the pretense of cleaning it, where he allegedly committed acts of sexual abuse. The abbot has denied the allegations, claiming he is being bullied
Surin: ‘Prasat Ta Muen Thom’ in Phanom Dong Rak District experienced a lively tourist turnout despite a recent chaotic incident. The temple’s opening was delayed this morning following an uproar yesterday afternoon, yet tourists remain undeterred and continue to visit the historical site. According to Thai News Agency, military officials
Surin: Tourists continue to flock to Prasat Ta Muen Thom in Surin Province, even after recent disturbances forced visitors into bunkers. Despite the tension, both Thai and Cambodian tourists are visiting the site, although security personnel on each side of the castle have been reduced to three. According to Thai
Bangkok: A local fruit seller has achieved an impressive milestone by generating a profit exceeding 6 million, driven by the booming demand for their produce. In a remarkable act of gratitude, the entrepreneur has decided to fulfill a vow by offering 1.5 tons of durian, a fruit known for its
Phanom dong rak: Lively all day, both Thai and Cambodian tourists flocked to visit Prasat Ta Muen Thom, Phanom Dong Rak District, Surin Province, even though they had just experienced a violent incident yesterday. They said they did not feel afraid and wanted to come to give moral support to