Chiang mai: The Ping River’s water level this morning has dropped below the critical level after reaching a peak of nearly 4 meters. Chiang Mai remains safe from flooding as the river recedes. According to Thai News Agency, water levels in the Ping River, which flows through Chiang Mai city,

Sisaket: The by-election for Constituency 5 in Sisaket Province’s Khun Han District was marked by lively participation as voters began to exercise their rights early this morning. Despite concerns about potential unrest, many citizens were determined to cast their votes. According to Thai News Agency, at 8:00 a.m. at Polling

Sa kaeo: Burapha forces arrested a transnational human trafficking network at the Sa Kaeo border, arresting the entire gang of 19 people along with methamphetamine pills. Officers from the Burapha Task Force, Aranyaprathet Task Force, and the 12th Ranger Regiment’s control unit intercepted a people smuggling operation in Ban Non

Lampang: A Korean-Thai tourist group was successfully located after being lost in the forest on Doi Khun Tan, following a four-hour search operation by local authorities. A video call played a crucial role in guiding them to safety. According to Thai News Agency, Hang Chat Police Station officers received a

Bangkok: A father, overwhelmed by his son’s behavior, has shot and killed him in their home. The son, addicted to drugs since his early teens, had become a source of distress for the family due to his violent tendencies and constant demands for money. According to Thai News Agency, the

Chiang mai: Chiang Mai is continuing to drain the Ping River in preparation for Tropical Storm Bualoi, which is set to make landfall in Vietnam tomorrow (September 29). Meanwhile, residents in at-risk areas along the Ping River are rushing to place sandbags to block water from flooding into their homes.

Nakhon ratchasima: Flash floods have severely impacted the Phimai District, as a road in Ban Chong Kho, Rang Ka Yai Subdistrict, has been eroded, resulting in a hole more than 2 meters deep. This incident has affected over 200 households, who now face challenges accessing the village due to the

Chonburi: A young man driving a pickup truck crashed into 12 electric poles, blocking the road. The incident occurred on the Bueng-Bo Win Road in Sri Racha District, Chonburi Province, resulting in the collapse of 12 power poles and causing significant disruption. The accident led to a power outage and