Nam yuen: The Nam Yuen District Chief has extended financial assistance to families affected by recent unrest along the Thai-Cambodian border, offering support to those who suffered losses in the conflict. During a meeting with relevant agencies, the District Chief addressed the needs of families impacted by the turmoil in

Rangsit: The Department of Provincial Administration has launched Operation “ZERO DRUG” following directives from the Minister of Interior to intensify efforts against drug use in entertainment venues. The operation targeted an illegal drug-using pub in the Rangsit area, where drugs were discovered and hundreds of patrons tested positive. According to

Surin: Evacuees in Surin are beginning to pack up their belongings and head back home as conditions have improved, signaling a return to normalcy. The Surin governor is expected to make an official announcement today, cautioning residents about the presence of unexploded ordnance in certain areas. According to Thai News

Surin: Migrants in Surin Province are expressing happiness as they begin their journey back home, marking the end of a half-month wait. The atmosphere in the evening is starting to become lively as people gradually make their way back ahead of an official provincial announcement. According to Thai News Agency,

Ang thong: A hot health trend has emerged as owners of more than 10 vegetable plots in Ang Thong Province are growing “Jingjuchai,” a healthy herb, for sale nationwide. This initiative is generating a monthly income of 70,000-80,000 baht. According to Thai News Agency, the cultivation of “Jingjuchai” has become

Songkhla: Fishermen brought over 70 long-tail boats to block the mouth of Songkhla Bay after officials launched an operation to dismantle illegal fishing gear, hoping to restore the waterway and preserve the marine ecosystem. According to Thai News Agency, officials from multiple units have been working together to dismantle illegal

Nam yuen: Villagers of Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, have returned home together as rain has washed away their sorrows. Most of the villagers have reunited with their families for the first time in more than two weeks since the unrest on the Thai-Cambodian border broke out. According to

Trang: An arrest warrant has been issued for “D,” the gunman with a limp who shot and killed the village headman. Police are in hot pursuit. An arrest warrant has been issued for the lame gunman who fired an M16 at the village headman of Trang Province. The motive for

Saraburi: “Big Tao” led a force to arrest officials from the Saraburi Agricultural Land Reform Office (ALRO) and the village headman for colluding in the corruption of ALRO title deeds for 600-700 rai of land, benefiting investors who were building luxury homes. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen.