Bangkok: This week, Phuket Province has been filled with colorful artworks by artists from across Thailand and around the world, who are gradually delivering their work to Phuket for display at the Thailand Biennale 2025, which will take place later this year. According to Thai News Agency, the event is

Bangkok: The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives has taken a significant step forward in enhancing the capabilities of the royal rainmaking operations by acquiring two new L-410NG aircraft. These aircraft will play a vital role in dam water replenishment, forest fire suppression, and PM 2.5 mitigation. An additional plan is

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced thunderstorms across Thailand and warned six eastern provinces: Mae Hong Son, Tak, Phitsanulok, Phetchabun, Chanthaburi, and Trat to brace for heavy rain and possible flash floods and mudslides. According to Thai News Agency, widespread rainfall is expected throughout Thailand, with particular concern for heavy

Trang: Police from Huai Yot Police Station have arrested a man accused of killing his niece using a wooden plank. According to Thai News Agency, the suspect, 44-year-old Suriyan, was apprehended after allegedly using a 2×2 plank to fatally beat his 21-year-old niece, Parichat, a third-year nursing student, in her

Phuket: A paramotor crashed in the middle of the road in front of Paklok Airport in Thalang District, Phuket Province. Two flight instructors and students were injured. According to Thai News Agency, the paramotor crash occurred around 4:00 PM on Muang Mai Road, Village No. 2, Pa Klok Subdistrict, Thalang

Narathiwat: The 4th Army Region Commander took to the skies to survey the border forests of Narathiwat Province following reports of insurgents smuggling weapons into Thailand. The aerial reconnaissance was initiated in response to intelligence on the movement of these groups transporting arms from a neighboring country. According to Thai

Surin: A mother was left in shock after not speaking with her son for a day, only to discover he had stepped on a landmine and seriously injured his left ankle while patrolling the Ta Muen Thom temple area in Surin province. The incident involved seven soldiers patrolling the area

Bangkok: Thailand has urged the international community to closely monitor Cambodia’s continued deployment of landmines along the Thai border. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is set to lead a diplomatic mission to Ubon Ratchathani and Sisaket. Military observers are scheduled for deployment on August 18, demanding Cambodia halt its violations