Chaiyaphum: Thepsathit Police Station in Chaiyaphum Province subdued a drug-crazed man who chased and slashed police officers while they were trying to stop the incident, injuring four officers. He was charged with attempted murder of a police officer. According to Thai News Agency, Thepsathit Police Station led 10 officers with

Khlong Yai: The Khlong Yai District Chief, Trat Province, led administrative forces to inspect the readiness of five schools along the Khlong Yai border district. They found that the bunkers were still ready for use. Each school was ready to evacuate at any time in the event of an incident.

Samut Songkhram: An auction held in Samut Songkhram Province has seen 3-water durians fetch a remarkable price of 50,000 baht per fruit. The event attracted significant attention, highlighting the unique appeal and high value placed on these special durians. According to Thai News Agency, the auction also featured 3-juice durians,

Bangkok: “Ajarn Chalermchai” has announced his resignation from the esteemed position of National Artist, marking a significant moment in the realm of Thai arts and culture. According to Thai News Agency, the resignation of Ajarn Chalermchai comes as a surprise to many in the artistic community, given his prominent contributions

Pattani: Officers have collected a third bomb after two bombs exploded in the middle of a night market last night. It is believed that the bomb was caused by the same group of perpetrators, but the third bomb did not work. They are also releasing information from CCTV footage. According

Aranyaprathet: Khlong Luek checkpoint is crowded with Thais and Cambodians waiting in line to cross the border after both sides adjusted the opening and closing times of the checkpoint to be different. The atmosphere at the Ban Klong Luek border checkpoint, a permanent crossing between Thailand and Cambodia in Aranyaprathet

Surin: The opening times at the Chong Chom and Ban Khlong Luek border crossings between Thailand and Cambodia are causing significant disruptions, particularly for Cambodian students who fear missing their exams. As the mismatch in coordination persists, both tourists and locals are facing long queues and delays. According to Thai

Chiang Rai: The Department of Corrections clarified news about rats and lead from Kok water spreading and contaminating the Chiang Rai Central Prison, fearing that 4,000 prisoners are at risk of cancer. They confirmed that the water in the prison is within safe limits. According to Thai News Agency, the