Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has reported heavy rain across Thailand and warned five provinces at risk of heavy rain. Be on the lookout for a tropical depression, which is expected to intensify into a tropical storm, affecting Thailand from August 24-27. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department has

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department announced this morning that a depression in the upper South China Sea has intensified into Tropical Storm Kajiki. It is expected to make landfall in northern Vietnam between August 25 and 26, impacting Thailand from tomorrow (August 24). According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Somkuan Tonjan,

Bangkok: “Pornsinee Siripermpool,” a reporter for MCOT’s Thai News Agency, was recently honored with the Outstanding Journalist Award during the 2025 Annual General Meeting of the Provincial Newspaper Association of Thailand. The event, presided over by Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, President of the National Assembly and Speaker of the

Bangkok: The investigation into the case involving Dr. B and Wat Phra Bat Nam Phu is advancing, with investigators having questioned numerous witnesses as part of their inquiry. The team handling the case has confirmed that they will not be visiting the temple today, despite ongoing developments. According to Thai

Bangkok: A Don Mueang-Hat Yai flight was disrupted after a passenger used a prohibited word. Don Mueang Police Station officers are taking legal action under the Aviation Act. According to Thai News Agency, Don Mueang Police Station received a report of a passenger claiming there was a bomb on Thai

Bangkok: The National Police Inspector General, Pol. Gen. Thatchai Pitaneelabutr, recently met with representatives from the United States, Japan, and India to join forces in the International Anti-Scam and Human Trafficking Syndicate Command Center (IAC) war room, aiming to crack down on call center gangs. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: It has been 26 years since Thailand began the process of clearing anti-personnel mines and landmines, leaving approximately 200 million square kilometers of contaminated land. More than 90 percent of this hazardous area is situated along the Thai-Cambodian border. In an effort to address this ongoing issue, Mahanakorn University