Phetchabun: Flash floods in Phetchabun resulted in a dramatic rescue after a 72-year-old woman was swept away by strong currents and became trapped in a tree. Rescue workers from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation managed to bring her safely to shore after finding her in a state of exhaustion and fear. The

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: One person has been arrested for spraying paint over artwork on Charoen Krung 30, causing damage. The Bangkok governor revealed that police have arrested one person for spray-painting over a famous artist’s artwork in Soi Charoen Krung 30, causing damage. The artwork, which was just unveiled last week, took

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

Nonthaburi: A 37-year-old woman drove her luxury car while intoxicated, going in the wrong direction for over 5 kilometers and subsequently crashing into 10 vehicles. This reckless driving incident resulted in the injury of one person. Her blood alcohol concentration was measured at 205 milligrams percent, significantly above the legal

Bangkok: The Royal Irrigation Department has announced an increase in the water discharge rate from the Chao Phraya Dam to 2,300 cubic meters per second. This adjustment comes in response to Tropical Storm Bualoi, which has brought significant rainfall to the region. The Rama VI Dam is also discharging water

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