Buriram: Newin Chidchob, a prominent figure and CEO of Buriram United Football Club, marked his 67th birthday with a grand celebration at the Chang Arena in Mueang Buriram District. The event, attended by members of the Bhumjaithai Party and other government officials, was filled with traditional ceremonies and lively festivities.

Bangkok: The Election Commission (EC) has announced progress in the “Senate Collusion Case,” adhering to four main working procedures. The case has now reached the 36th Committee, which is currently preparing its opinion file to submit to the EC for a decision. The commission emphasized thoroughness and fairness for all

Buriram: Newin Chidchob, CEO of Buriram United Football Club and headmaster of the Bhumjaithai Party, extended his gratitude to attendees at his 67th birthday celebration. He expressed appreciation for their well-wishes and support in his efforts to contribute to a strong, stable, and peaceful nation. The recent fundraising initiative to

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has clarified the situation concerning the Prasat Khana site, asserting that there has been no encroachment on the border areas. The Suranaree Forces are set to reorganize the area to align with the present circumstances. According to Thai News Agency, Army spokesman Major General Winthai

Bangkok: Building a border fence requires consultation from all parties, emphasizing safety. Army Commander Teng reiterated that the construction of a border fence requires consultation with all parties, emphasizing safety and adhering to mutual terms and conditions. He declared that the army is ready to do anything beneficial, stating that

Bangkok: Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Anutin Charnvirakul, emphasized the need for tireless efforts as he looks forward to the upcoming election results. During a celebration of Newin Chidchob’s 67th birthday, Anutin expressed the importance of focusing on excellence over the next four months, which he believes will

Bangkok: On October 6th, border relief funds will be gradually transferred into your pocket. The Prime Minister announced that on October 6th, compensation funds for those affected by the unrest on the Thai-Cambodian border will be gradually transferred to citizens’ wallets via bank accounts. According to Thai News Agency, Prime

Buriram: The Prime Minister reiterated that building a border fence does not violate the ceasefire agreement, saying it is a separate matter. He emphasized that he would adhere to the people’s wishes. He also requested the army provide details for the first area. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister