Sisaket: Jintawan Traisaranakul, candidate number 2 from the Bhumjaithai Party, announced victory after the unofficial results of the by-election for Sisaket District 5, leading her competitor from the Pheu Thai Party. She expressed gratitude to the people for their trust in her to carry out her responsibilities. According to Thai
Sisaket: The Pheu Thai Party has humbly accepted its defeat in the by-election in Sisaket’s Constituency 5. Paetongtarn thanked everyone for their votes and confirmed she will continue to work for the people and summarize lessons learned for future success. According to Thai News Agency, the Pheu Thai Party posted
Bangkok: The Ministry of Justice, during the tenure of Justice Minister Pol. Col. Thawee Sodsong, has dismissed former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s request for a royal pardon concerning the 14th-degree case. This decision comes as the new Cabinet is poised to assume office. According to Thai News Agency, the process
Bangkok: The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) launched Operation “SKY FALL,” busting a transnational money laundering ring and seizing over 46 million baht in cash that was being smuggled across the border. This follows the deception of an elderly victim who transferred over 20 million baht to invest in stock trading.
Bangkok: Tropical Storm Bualoi is expected to make landfall in Vietnam on September 29, with rain already beginning to fall in the Northeast. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for multiple provinces in Thailand to prepare for heavy to very heavy rain from September 28-30 due to Typhoon Bualoi’s
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department is warning people across Thailand to brace for heavy rain, possible flash floods, mudslides, and river overflows. Typhoon Bualoi is expected to make landfall in northern Vietnam tomorrow. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department has reported heavy rain in many areas of Thailand, with
Bangkok: Governor Chadchart visited Udomsuk until 3 a.m. to monitor flooding. He found a particularly disturbing incident: a contractor placed sandbags blocking the flow of water. He apologized for any inconvenience caused to the public. The latest update is that water levels in all areas of Bangkok are back to
Bangkok: Officials are speeding up efforts to pour concrete under the Samsen Police Station building, aiming to bring the foundation up to the level of the missing piles. A large crane will be deployed to lift materials from the excavation site, after which the area will be filled with dirt