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

Patong: Two foreign male tourists were seen urinating in front of a shopping mall in Patong. A security guard went to warn them, but they became angry and attacked the security guard before fleeing. According to Thai News Agency, the Phuket Times page posted a clip of two foreign men

Buriram: Border schools in Buriram Province are actively conducting evacuation drills and enhancing bomb shelters as tensions rise over the Thai-Cambodian conflict. Residents of Nam Yuen District in Ubon Ratchathani Province express growing concern about the situation. According to Thai News Agency, the conflict between Thailand and Cambodia over the

Bangkok: A surprising case has emerged involving a mysterious piece of metal found embedded in a patient’s gums. The metal was discovered to have been accidentally left behind by a doctor during a wisdom tooth extraction procedure. The patient was unaware of the remaining metal until it was identified during

Bangkok: Ordinary world does not remember, folk musicians play the flute with their noses. According to Thai News Agency, folk musicians have adopted a unique method of playing the flute, using their noses instead of the traditional approach. This unconventional technique has caught the attention of audiences who might otherwise