Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy rain across 16 provinces in Thailand, highlighting potential threats of flash floods and mudslides. Tropical Depression “Bualoi” has weakened into a low-pressure area and is anticipated to move along the monsoon trough across northern Myanmar and the upper North. According

Bangkok: The Engineering Association has revealed three academic scenarios as possible causes for the recent collapse of Samsen Road. The Structural Engineers Association of Thailand has analyzed the situation, suggesting that the foundation of the Samsen Police Station may still be repaired without a complete demolition. Historical data indicates that

Bangkok: The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) executives have sanctioned an additional budget framework of more than 32 billion baht for 2026 to repay the debt incurred by the Green Line electric train project, stressing the need to hasten the process to minimize interest liabilities. According to Thai News Agency, the

Bangkok: Chulabhorn Hospital has announced its participation in the World Heart Day 2025 campaign, “Every heart is precious. Don’t wait until it’s broken. Listen to your heart before it’s too late.” According to Thai News Agency, the Heart and Vascular Center at Chulabhorn Hospital held a press conference at their

Bangkok: Kritsanong Suwanwong has given her third statement in the ongoing legal proceedings involving Boss Pun and Noom Kanchai, following the court’s dismissal of extortion charges. She intends to continue fighting the case in the appeal court. Kritsanong, who spent 264 days in prison, expressed her distress over societal judgment

Bangkok: Tropical Storm “Bualoi” has weakened into a strong low-pressure area, but the threat of accumulated rain remains in Thailand, particularly in the northern and upper northeastern regions, over the next one to two days. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department reported that the storm will continue to

Phimai: Flash floods inundated a wide area in Rang Ka Yai subdistrict, along the Phimai-Chum Phuang road. Water levels rose 30-40 cm. for a distance of 2 km. According to Thai News Agency, aerial footage shows widespread flooding in Rang Ka Yai subdistrict, Phimai district, Nakhon Ratchasima province, following continuous

Mae sariang: Heavy rain has caused significant erosion along the riverbanks of the Mae Yuam River in Mae Sariang District, Mae Hong Son Province, resulting in houses collapsing into the river. According to Thai News Agency, the prolonged erosion, exacerbated by continuous rainfall, led to the collapse of a house