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

Rayong: Global warming is pushing water resources into a crisis. Prolonged droughts and unseasonal rains, coupled with soaring water demand, are leading to inadequate water management systems in many countries. In Rayong Province, the Prasae River Basin is being used as the first model area in Thailand to grant all

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

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department warns the Northeast, Central, and Southern regions to brace for heavy rain that could lead to flash floods and mudslides. The Meteorological Department has reported heavy rain in some areas of the Northeast, Central, and South, with very heavy rain in some areas of Bangkok and

Surat thani: Police arrested a Thai woman and her Malaysian call center gang at a bank in Surat Thani city center while they were withdrawing money from a mule account. According to Thai News Agency, police from Surat Thani City Police Station and Khun Thale Police Station jointly arrested two

Ranong: “Ja Ja Coffee,” a cherished cafe in the heart of Ranong, has been a staple for over two decades. Owned by Thananon Nirasit, affectionately known as Ja, the cafe holds a special connection as the sweetheart of Prime Minister-elect Anutin Charnvirakul. According to Thai News Agency, Ja Ja Coffee

Bangkok: Flash floods from the Phang Heo mountain range have overflowed and cut off the entrance and exit routes to the village. More than 60 students and villagers were unable to travel and were stuck for over three hours. According to Thai News Agency, a murky red torrent of water

Ban kruat: Border villagers in Ban Kruat District are gradually registering for financial aid, but say they still live with fear. Border villagers in Ban Kruat District, who fled the fighting along the Thai-Cambodian border, are continuing to submit their documents to register for financial assistance in response to the