Suvarnabhumi: A teenager was apprehended after breaking into a coin-operated laundry shop to steal money for methamphetamine. The shop owner, who recognized the thief from CCTV footage, detained him when he saw him passing by the shop the following morning. According to Thai News Agency, the incident took place at

Ubon Ratchathani: The atmosphere at the surveillance point, Por Chor 12 (Emerald Base) in Phu Chong Na Yoi National Park, Non Sung Village, remains tense following a recent clash between Thai and Cambodian soldiers. The conflict, which took place yesterday, has led to heightened security measures in the area. According

Phetchabun: The governor of Phetchabun clarified recent reports surrounding a hospital’s practice of sending personnel to line up and pay respect to the national flag. The governor emphasized that there was no enforced order for this activity and announced its postponement due to the rainy season. According to Thai News

Chainat: Today, the Royal Irrigation Department has increased the water discharge through the Chao Phraya Dam in Chainat Province to 1,000 cubic meters per second. This adjustment aims to accommodate the rising volume of water from upper areas, which is a result of continuous rainfall. Residents in low-lying areas outside

Bangkok: The Department of Disease Control has raised concerns over an increase in COVID-19 cases, particularly fearing a further surge in infections with the commencement of the new school term. According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Disease Control reported a rise in COVID-19 patients following the Songkran festival

Narathiwat: Attackers launched an assault on the Chanae Police Station in Narathiwat Province, resulting in the death of one police officer and the serious injury of another. According to Thai News Agency, the incident took place at 8:39 a.m. when an unknown number of assailants armed with long guns opened

Phra Phutthabat: Gunfire echoed across the Thai-Myanmar border this morning, creating a tense atmosphere in Mae Sot District, Tak Province, as Karen and Myanmar soldiers engaged in a fierce exchange involving heavy weapons. The situation has left parents too fearful to send their children to school, with some resorting to

Phra Phutthabat: Gunfire rang out this morning at the Thai-Myanmar border, creating a tense atmosphere that has left parents unwilling to send their children to school. The conflict involved Karen and Myanmar soldiers exchanging heavy weapons fire near the border in the Mae Sot District of Tak Province. Many families