Bangkok: Governor Chadchart confirmed that Bangkok’s water situation is not critical, despite high dam levels. He emphasized the need to monitor high tides on October 10-11. According to Thai News Agency, Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt revealed the water situation in Bangkok during a visit to the Phra Khanong pumping station,

Phrae: More than 6 million methamphetamine pills and 25 kilograms of crystal methamphetamine were seized by police at the Huai Rai checkpoint, as a young man from Chiang Mai was intercepted while attempting to smuggle the drugs. Police from a drug interdiction operation in Den Chai District, Phrae Province, apprehended

Bangkok: The new Samsen Police Station has been demolished, leaving only its structure, as the building was found to be moving at an average rate of 2 millimeters per hour. Disaster advisors from the Council of Engineers revealed that the demolition was halted this morning to assess safety before deciding

Ranong: In the past, there have been many government construction projects that, upon completion, were not utilized to their full potential, reflecting the lost investment. One such project was the Andaman Gateway project, with a construction budget of 30 million baht in Ranong Province over 10 years ago. Society is

Bangkok: Officials employed robots to dismantle the structure of Samsen Police Station, utilizing advanced techniques in the demolition process. According to Thai News Agency, the operation involved drilling holes in the front and sides of the concrete, subsequently filling them with sand, while cranes lowered officials into the structure to

Buriram: A temporary IOT observer team inspected the area of the 2nd Army Area Command’s Command Center on the Thai-Cambodian border and praised the Thai military for adhering to the ceasefire agreement and not reinforcing troops or weapons. According to Thai News Agency, the Temporary Observer Team (IOT), led by

Bangkok: Thailand is set to experience ongoing thunderstorms and heavy rain in some parts of the eastern region, as reported by the Meteorological Department. In Bangkok and surrounding areas, thunderstorms are anticipated to affect 40% of the region. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department forecasts thunderstorms over the

Kanchanaburi: “Nong Mahesi,” a lion owned by a well-known influencer in Kanchanaburi province, escaped its cage and attacked two villagers, prompting officials to move the animal to the Bueng Chawak Wildlife Management Development Center. A police report has been filed against the lion’s owner. According to Thai News Agency, the