Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has forecasted heavy rainfall in certain regions of upper Thailand, particularly affecting Mae Hong Son, Tak, Chanthaburi, and Trat provinces. In addition, significant wave activity is anticipated in the upper Andaman Sea, with waves reaching approximately 2 meters in height. Thunderstorms are also expected to occur

Bangkok: Disaster prevention strategies for temple financial management emphasize the importance of clearly separating “temple accounts” from “monk accounts” to ensure transparent handling of temple assets. According to Thai News Agency, the current assessment by “Phumitanpai” shows that many temples are still struggling with understanding the distinctions between different types

Bangkok: Women’s networks from 20 northeastern provinces held a symbolic event to show support for Thaksin. The deputy spokesperson for the Department of Corrections revealed that Thaksin remains fatigued and is scheduled to see a doctor for a physical examination tomorrow. According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Cherdchai Tantisirin, a

Bangkok: A motorcyclist, Tah, has reported a harrowing encounter with an individual who claimed to be a police detective. The man allegedly followed and threatened the rider, accusing him of illegal riding practices. According to Thai News Agency, Tah, a 27-year-old rider, shared the incident on Facebook and with local

Bangkok: The flood barrier has been successfully filled, and the flooding in Lom Sak has begun to ease. Flooding in Lom Sak District, Phetchabun Province, including commercial areas, has started to recede after officials effectively blocked a collapsed embankment and the water level in the Pa Sak River decreased. According

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department of Thailand has issued a warning about the likelihood of more frequent storms towards the end of September, particularly impacting the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea. These weather patterns, though not directly affecting Thailand, are expected to influence the country’s climate, resulting in increased