Sa kaeo: Last night at the Ban Nong Chan border, a significant event unfolded as the Thai side presented a documentary titled “Camp 511.” The film sheds light on the historical narrative of Cambodians fleeing the Khmer Rouge and the compassionate response of Thailand in opening its borders to offer
Mae hong son: Lightning struck a group of tourists while they were admiring the beauty of Doi Pui Luang peak in Mae Hong Son Province. A 30-year-old woman was unconscious and had wounds all over her body. It took two hours for the injured person to be carried down the
Udon thani: The 2nd Army Area Commander and the 24th Military District Commander have conducted an inspection and delivered policy directives on drug suppression efforts in the upper northeastern region. The focus is on integrated operations and proactive intelligence to combat drug trafficking groups and networks along the border. According
Bangkok: Reporters reported that at the 4th Border Patrol Police Regiment, officers have taken Cambodian nationals who illegally entered Thailand into custody, will be prosecuted according to the law, and will be sent to court before being prepared to deport them. Border Patrol Police officials stated that the arrests took
Bangkok: Chada Thaiset, MP for Uthai Thani and a member of the Bhumjaithai Party, has revealed that the IO movement of the Red Camp was initiated by a former likay performer aiming to tarnish Anutin’s reputation. According to Thai News Agency, Chada also linked the ongoing Thai-Cambodian war to a
Nong bua lamphu: A manhunt is underway for a suspect who went on a shooting rampage in Nong Bua Lamphu, injuring two people, including a police sergeant and a village headman. The authorities have cordoned off a sugarcane field where the suspect is believed to be hiding. According to Thai
Sa kaeo: The National Police Chief and the 1st Army Region Commander visited the Sa Kaeo border area to inspect and boost the morale of military personnel, emphasizing readiness to join forces in the mission to protect sovereignty. Meanwhile, officials today cleared the area of Ban Nong Ya Kaeo and
Nakhon phanom: The Ministry of Culture has announced the urgent need to accelerate the restoration of the Phra That Non Tan, a 121-year-old ancient site that recently collapsed due to heavy rains. Originally, cracks were identified in the structure, and repairs were planned. However, the unexpected weather conditions led to