Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has revealed signs of a storm forming in the South China Sea between September 25 and 26. The department is closely monitoring the possibility of a storm hitting Thailand. The department emphasizes the need to watch out for heavy and accumulated rainfall from September 22 to

Sisaket: Over eight tense hours unfolded as a drug dealer, armed with an AK-47 assault rifle, threatened to shoot police officers in a dramatic standoff in Sisaket Province. The standoff, involving the 238 Task Force and local authorities, concluded with the suspect’s surrender. According to Thai News Agency, the incident

Ban nong ya kaeo: Negotiations fail! Cambodian protesters storm the village of Nong Ya Kaew and dismantle barbed wire. Officials fire tear gas and rubber bullets to control the situation. At 3:53 PM, the Burapha Force received a report from riot control police in Sa Kaeo Province, stationed near the

Nakhon phanom: The Second Army Region has successfully showcased its comprehensive drug suppression efforts over the past year, seizing over 150 million methamphetamine pills and other narcotics valued at more than 10 billion baht. This significant achievement underscores the ongoing battle against drug trafficking along the northeastern border. According to

Ban nong ya kaew: Officials used tear gas and rubber bullets after Cambodian protesters caused chaos. At 4:20 p.m. in Ban Nong Ya Kaew, Khok Sung District, Sa Kaeo Province, tensions escalated on the Thai-Cambodian border when a group of Cambodian villagers confronted Thai riot control police. In response, officials

Su-ngai padi: Assailants planted a bomb and shot four rangers while they were patrolling a route in Su-ngai Padi District, Narathiwat Province. At 7:53 a.m. on September 17, 2025, a bombing and subsequent shooting occurred in the area of Ban Bue Raeng, Village No. 3, To Deng Subdistrict, Su-ngai Padi

Yala: Two pipe bombs were thrown at two convenience stores in Thanto District, Yala Province, at approximately the same time. Reporters reported that on the evening of September 16th, the radio center at Than To Police Station in Yala Province received a report from the commander of the 441st Border

Uthai thani: A sad family has contacted the body of their two-month-old daughter to be sent for an autopsy to determine the cause of death after a pitbull dragged her and bit her head while her mother was collecting scraps from a rice mill. The owner suspects the dog mistook