Ubon ratchathani: The Governor of Ubon Ratchathani urged local residents to follow news from reliable sources. Entering the sixth day of clashes on the Thai-Cambodian border in Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, the sound of cannons ceased after midnight. Residents at the refugee center began to feel homesick and

Mae sai: Flooding in border communities in Mae Sai District has begun to recede, but flooding remains in low-lying areas, leaving behind a large amount of mud and debris. On the side of the First Sai River Friendship Bridge, water levels in the Sai River, which forms the Thai-Myanmar border,

Sukhothai: Flooding in Muang Sukhothai District has eased, while water levels in the 400-household Ban Ua-Athorn community have returned to normal. Residents fear the Phra Ruang Bridge in the city center could collapse due to water pushing it up and buckling. Meanwhile, a landslide has blocked the entrance to a

Surin: Villagers in Surin Province are beginning to return to survey the damage to their homes following a recent conflict. Migrants, who had fled amidst the chaos to save their lives, are now coming back to gather information necessary for further assistance. According to Thai News Agency, a news team

Buriram: A mother sheds tears upon hearing the news of her son’s death on the battlefield. Officials announced the tragic news that her son had died on the battlefield in Sisaket Province. His mother was in tears with grief, sending shockwaves through her heart to her fellow evacuees. According to

Bangkok: The echo after the explosion has quieted down. Although the explosions have died down, residents remain unconvinced about the situation. Some residents returned to their homes to investigate, but after receiving official information, they returned to evacuation centers. According to Thai News Agency, the lingering uncertainty among residents persists

Chiang rai: Water levels from the Mae Sai River that inundated the border community of Mae Sai in Chiang Rai have receded, but have left behind significant damage and affected at least 500 Mae Sai households. However, the damage is not as severe as last year’s major flooding, partly due

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced that the upper North, upper Northeast, and areas facing the monsoon will experience heavy rain in some areas. Residents in these areas are advised to be cautious of the dangers of heavy rain and accumulated rain. Meanwhile, Bangkok and its vicinity will experience thunderstorms