Bangkok: The Prime Minister exchanged Maori greetings with the Prime Minister of New Zealand during the Special ASEAN New Zealand Summit, proposing three approaches to cooperation: “Security, Prosperity, and for the People.” He also supported the establishment of an ASEAN New Zealand Centre to drive the green agenda for sustainable

Bangkok: Ekniti confirmed that the “Half Half Plus” program will launch tomorrow (October 29). Over 400,000 new merchants have signed up. He also invited merchants to register for the “Half Half Plus” program, which is open from today until December 19. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and

Bangkok: Motorway M81 will be open for free use 24 hours a day, every day, starting October 31st. The Department of Highways invites the public to try out the new route connecting Bang Yai to Kanchanaburi. According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Highways is preparing to launch a

Narathiwat: Rail services on Thailand’s southern line resumed Tuesday after crews quickly repaired damage from a bomb blast near Marubo station in Narathiwat province on Monday, the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) said. The explosion damaged a switch point. SRT immediately replaced damaged concrete track sleepers and filled the crater,

Rayong: A tragic first day of school unfolded in Rayong when a school bus collided with another bus. The incident, which occurred in Ban Khai District, saw the school bus driver lose consciousness, leading to the vehicle rolling 100 meters with students on board. As the bus rolled, students fell

Bangkok: Rasamee Kaew recently delighted fans by sharing a memorable interaction with Lisa, the renowned member of the global music group BLACKPINK, during a concert. The event showcased a unique and engaging moment between the two personalities. According to Thai News Agency, the amusing encounter involved Rasmeekae Fakaewlon, a well-known

Bangkok: Thai Beverage Public Company Limited (ThaiBev) has expressed its condolences in front of the portrait of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, in an act of remembrance for her enduring grace. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thapan Sirivadhanabhakdi, Chief Executive Officer of ThaiBev, along with the Board

Bangkok: Volunteers mobilized a fleet of vehicles, including buses, vans, tuk tuks, and motorcycles, to offer free transportation services to the public entering Sanam Luang. This initiative is aimed at facilitating those who wish to pay their respects before the portrait of Her Majesty the Queen Mother. According to Thai