Nakhon Ratchasima: The entertainment industry mourns the loss of the legendary actor and director, Pairoj Sangwaribut, who passed away peacefully at the age of 72. Fans across the globe express their condolences for the iconic figure. According to Thai News Agency, the veteran actor’s passing at 3:00 AM on June

Bangkok: Heavy rain and strong winds caused a giant teak tree to collapse on government vehicles inside the Royal Thai Police headquarters, damaging property. The incident occurred during thunderstorms in the capital, followed by a secondary incident when the ceiling of a nearby training center collapsed. According to Thai News

Chiang Mai: The atmosphere during the long holiday was bustling as a large number of people flocked to check in at the “Otaru Canal” in Chiang Mai. According to Thai News Agency, tourists visited the Otaru Canal located at Mae Kha Canal, Hua Fai Community, and Kamphaeng Ngam Community. These

Rayong: A gang of wood moths has illegally felled nearly 40 rai of forest within the Khao Chamao National Forest Reserve, leaving behind only tree stumps. The destruction, which took place in the Rayong Province, has sparked complaints from villagers about the lack of official oversight in the area. According

Sa Kaeo: Sa Kaeo is investigating the disease after finding the first case of anthrax infection in the province. They are monitoring the risk groups. There are 7 butchers and 30 who ate raw meat. They are preparing a plan to vaccinate and give antibiotics. According to Thai News Agency,

Koh Samui: Koh Samui police are serious! Enforce the Land Traffic Act on wearing helmets, with a maximum fine of 2,000 baht. Many tourists found driving illegally. At the fountain roundabout, Bo Phut Subdistrict, Koh Samui District, Surat Thani Province, Pol. Lt. Sophon Maksuwan, Deputy Inspector of Traffic Police, Bo

Sadao: A man who evaded capture for three years on a drug-related warrant has turned himself in, driven by his affection for his wife who was recently arrested for drug use. According to Thai News Agency, soldiers, administrative officers, and police from Sadao Police Station arrived with arrest warrants from

Rayong: The Sutsai team has intensified its investigation to dismantle the red dust laundering network, conducting inspections at 11 steel factories employing the IF smelting process in Rayong Province. The operation has identified three companies that have fully engaged in the illegal activities of receiving, producing, and selling hazardous materials.