Bangkok: Thailand is preparing for continued rainfall across several regions from September 15-23, 2025, as revealed by the Meteorological Department. The persistent downpour is attributed to the monsoon trough and low-pressure areas affecting various parts of the country. Areas experiencing accumulated rainfall are advised to remain vigilant for potential flash
Samut prakan: A speeding pickup truck swerved off a curve and crashed into a taxi, spinning out into the middle of the road, and swerving past a motorcycle before crashing into an electric pole. Villagers scattered in panic. The driver gave a slurred speech before falling asleep in the police
Korat: Fearing the repercussions of a frozen bank account due to suspected involvement with a money mule account, a well-known chicken rice shop in Korat, Rak Kafae Chicken Rice Shop, has posted a sign stating, “Temporarily not accepting transfers.” This decision comes in the wake of a growing trend among
Koh phangan: Tourist police on Koh Phangan, Surat Thani Province, raided a kratom production site near a school, generating over 10,000 baht in daily revenue. Tourist police on Koh Phangan inspected a suspicious shop located near Koh Phangan Suksa School after receiving a tip from locals that kratom and cough
Chiang mai: Nong Ho Road remains closed as power poles are being installed following an accident that damaged 52 poles. Power restoration is anticipated by September 17th. According to Thai News Agency, the Pha Muang-Nong Ho road in Chiang Mai Province is temporarily shut down to facilitate the installation of
Bangkok: Merchants across Thailand are continuing to accept payments via scanning, despite widespread concerns about their accounts potentially being frozen. Many vendors fear losing sales and customers, and are urging banks to perform thorough checks before taking action against their accounts. According to Thai News Agency, a survey conducted in
Chiang mai: The Commander of Army Region 2 has confirmed that closing the Cambodian border checkpoint is one of the strategic measures being implemented. This announcement was made during a special lecture delivered at Chiang Mai Rajabhat University’s Mae Rim Campus, where Lt. Gen. Boonsin Phadklang, along with Maj. Gen.
Ayutthaya: Flooding in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province has severely impacted residents after the Chao Phraya Dam released more water. In Phak Hai District, almost half of the houses along the Noi River were submerged, forcing villagers to construct makeshift rafts and shelters in the middle of the water. Meanwhile,