Bangkok: The Pheu Thai Party has expressed concerns regarding the Anutin government’s decision to hold a referendum aimed at canceling Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) 43 and 44 with Cambodia, emphasizing that the move appears to be driven by a desire for political popularity over national interests. According to Thai News
Bangkok: Khattiya Sawatdipol, a party-list MP and deputy spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party, recently took a jab at the Bhumjaithai Party, suggesting they shouldn’t fear accusations of being labeled a “Bhumjai Claim.” She encouraged them to proceed with implementing Pheu Thai’s policies such as the 20-baht train fare, government-to-government
Sisaket: Rome invades Phu Makhuea, hoping to raise the level of border conflict prevention. He assigned Anutin homework: “The government has full authority and must find proactive measures, not just negotiations.” He also urged the handling of “Ben Smith,” a key figure suspected of involvement in a call center. According
Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party calls on Bhumjaithai and Pracharath Party to jointly submit a draft constitutional amendment. Ms. Khattiya Sawatdipol, a party-list MP and deputy spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party, addressed Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s response to a policy statement to parliament, which included a reference to an agreement
Bangkok: Interior Minister Sakda visited Uttaradit Province to monitor the relief efforts and provide support to flood victims, emphasizing that the government will not abandon the people in times of hardship. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Sakda Wichiensin, Deputy Minister of the Interior, arrived at Wat Si Sa-at, Nam
Buriram: The Commander of Army Region 2 has announced that construction has begun on a fence along the Thai-Cambodian border in key tactical areas. The initiative underscores a focus on self-defense and personnel safety, emphasizing that the safety of soldiers is directly linked to the safety of the populace. According
Bangkok: The Department of Highways has reported that traffic is currently impassable in two areas due to severe flooding and landslides. The affected routes are located in Chiang Mai and Phichit provinces. For directions and further assistance, the public is encouraged to contact the hotline at 1586. According to Thai
Bangkok: The Prime Minister is set to meet with the Disaster Management and Operations Committee on October 6th to oversee and monitor the relief efforts for flood victims. He has ordered a review of permanent measures to support individuals who have offered their farmland as flood-retention areas, emphasizing the necessity