Phuket: Culture Minister Sabida has inaugurated the 15th Sea Gypsies’ family reunion, themed “Sea Gypsies Stand Strong with Ethnic Laws,” where she discussed policies to promote multicultural understanding and the utilization of cultural capital to improve quality of life, in alignment with the Ethnic Law’s ethos. She commended the enduring

Bangkok: Mallika Jiraphanwanich, Deputy Minister of Transport, recently visited the Southern Bus Terminal on Borommaratchachonnani Road, urging the Transport Company Limited (BKS) to ensure adequate preparations for the upcoming 2026 New Year’s festival. Her visit aimed to inspect the operations of BKS and evaluate the public convenience provisions at this

Bangkok: Chaiya Promma, the First Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, has voiced his concerns regarding the potential dissolution of Parliament, emphasizing that while it is the government’s right to dissolve, it should not be precipitated by the minority status of the government. According to Thai News Agency, Chaiya

Obnithi: Following the trend of Prang Kannarun’s song “Kang Ka” (Continued), which has been linked to an ex-boyfriend, leading to many people having serious misunderstandings, Prang revealed that the song “Kang Ka” was actually written from real experiences within her own family, not about an old love as many have

Khon kaen: Arrested at a boxing camp. Khon Kaen police raided and arrested a drug dealer with over 140,000 methamphetamine pills. He confessed that he had just been released from prison for drug offenses in Phitsanulok Province and was staying with friends at the Khon Kaen boxing camp, receiving methamphetamine

Bangkok: Boy Peacemaker expressed heartfelt gratitude to his wife, Jeab Pijittra, on her birthday, celebrating their 21-year journey together. According to Thai News Agency, Boy Peacemaker commemorated the occasion by sharing a touching message along with a photo of the couple. In his message, Boy appreciated Jeab for being a

Bangkok: “Yotsingh” conducted a thorough inspection of the Lat Krabang water treatment system, mandating factories to maintain water quality and prohibiting them from releasing untreated wastewater into Bangkok. According to Thai News Agency, Petty Officer 1st Class Yotsingh Liamlert, Deputy Minister of Industry, visited the Lat Krabang Industrial Estate to

Bangkok: The National Statistical Office reported a decline in the number of people employed in the third quarter of 2025, reflecting a continued economic slowdown. Employment is being reduced, and technology is being used, with the private sector slowing down investment. It recommends developing skills and promoting the industrial sector