Nonthaburi: The Vegetarian Festival 2025 has officially begun at Wat Boromrachakanchanaphisek Anusorn, also known as Wat Leng Noei Yi 2. The festival was inaugurated by Ms. Supamas Isaraphakdi, Minister Attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, who invited the public to participate in making merit, practicing Dhamma, and meditating. According to
Kanchanaburi: Wisuda Wichiansin, representing the Bhumjaithai Party, embarked on a celebratory tour to express her gratitude to the constituents following her decisive victory in the Kanchanaburi by-election. The election saw her defeat her opponent, General Chinnawat Mandej of the Pheu Thai Party, by a substantial margin of over 17,000 votes.
Bangkok: Typhoon Fengchen’s trend is changing as cold winds begin to spread to Thailand. The Meteorological Department reported that Tropical Storm Fengchen, over the upper South China Sea, is beginning to change direction due to the influence of a cold air mass spreading from China. The storm will not directly
Bangkok: The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has introduced a detailed traffic management plan for Samsen Road to ease congestion as the new school term begins on October 27th. The plan includes adjustments to traffic lanes and signal lights aimed at facilitating a smoother commute for parents during peak hours. According
Nakhon phanom: The 24th Battalion, Border Patrol Police 237, successfully intercepted a significant quantity of methamphetamine and ice. The suspects confessed to planning to deliver the drugs to areas within the province. According to Thai News Agency, Lt. Gen. Wirayut Raksin, Commander of the 2nd Army Area and Commander of
Bangkok: Illegal immigration into Thailand is witnessing a significant surge following a crackdown on scam operations in Cambodia. The intensified enforcement has led to an increased number of Thai nationals, previously employed by gambling websites in Cambodia, fleeing back to their home country. According to Thai News Agency, the crackdown
Chonburi: A drug addict’s attempt to sell a fake gold necklace at a shop in Chonburi Province led to his immediate arrest after the shop staff discovered the deception. The incident unfolded when a tall, thin man, later identified as 42-year-old Aphichat, entered a gold shop in Nong Chak Subdistrict,
Bang sao thong: “Yong,” a Cambodian man, has been arrested after a failed robbery attempt at a gold shop in the Bang Sao Thong area, where he inadvertently left behind the stolen gold. Yong used ping pong bombs in an effort to facilitate his escape but ultimately dropped the loot