Phayao: Officials are rushing to repair the Ban Sai Mun-Pho Tak road, which has served as a flood barrier after it was eroded by the current yesterday morning. They are adjusting their plans to install electric poles across the road, creating a “big bag” pattern, with completion expected by tonight.

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy rainfall across several regions of Thailand, with particular emphasis on very heavy rain expected in Bangkok and its surrounding areas. The eastern provinces, including Nakhon Nayok, Prachin Buri, and Trat, are also on high alert for potential flash floods and

Bangkok: Scam gangs are still trying to siphon money from our mobile phones. Recently, a Chinese gang was found using fake mobile signal boosters to trick people into sending SMS messages with links attached. The scary thing is that the sender’s name will match the real organization’s name, making people

Bangkok: Police arrested the perpetrator of a violent shooting in the middle of the city, killing one and injuring another. The incident involved a motorcycle pawn shop. According to Thai News Agency, Special Operations Division officers pursued 29-year-old Mr. Aduan, a suspect wanted by the Phra Khanong Criminal Court for

Bangkok: Mud rises on the road in Wongwian Yai area, causing residents to fear the road will collapse. Mud has emerged under the road at the construction site of the electric train on Somdet Phra Chao Taksin Road before entering Wong Wian Yai. Residents fear the ground will subside, and

Chonburi: A 75-year-old man, consumed by jealousy, fatally shot his wife, who was significantly younger, before taking his own life. The tragic incident unfolded in Village No. 7, Khlong Kiew Subdistrict, Ban Bueng District, Chonburi Province. According to Thai News Agency, the local police, forensic officers, and medical personnel from

Chiang mai: The geese in the Chiang Mai moat have captured attention and become a viral sensation. After undergoing training to remove duckweed and improve water quality in the moat, these geese have successfully passed their probationary period. They were voted in by Chiang Mai residents and tourists, and are

Bang saen: Tourists were amazed to see a family of Bryde’s whales playing in the sea at Bang Saen and Khao Sam Muk. Officials revealed that the whales escaped from the western coast to find food because the area is rich in marine resources. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.