Yala: Chaos erupted in Yala for the second consecutive night as three loud explosions were reported near the artificial waterfall in Suan Khwan Muang (Phru Bakoi) within Yala Municipality. There have been no reports of injuries or deaths from these incidents. According to Thai News Agency, the explosions were first
Bangkok: The Bangkok Noi District is set to open two temples as temporary evacuation centers in response to a fire that broke out in a condominium in the Pinklao area. Residents are urged not to return to the affected area tonight. Initial reports indicate that 12 individuals have been hospitalized
Bangkok: Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul publicly thanked US President Donald Trump for offering to mediate the ongoing conflict with Cambodia but made it clear that any future peace pact is strictly conditional on Phnom Penh meeting four specific demands. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin confirmed he would reply
Bangkok: Authorities arrested suspects and dismantled a “phantom sick” gang that forged medical certificates and claimed over 300,000 baht in insurance damages. Police from the Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD) jointly arrested three suspects, pursuant to arrest warrants: Mr. Pai, 29; Mr. Saharat, 47; and Ms. Kulthida, 41. They face
Yala: Thai authorities on Thursday sealed off bomb sites in the southern city of Yala after a series of late-night blasts, as the Prime Minister prepared to visit the restive border region this weekend. According to Thai News Agency, seven explosive devices detonated in a row late Wednesday at Khwan
Chanthaburi: The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Navy visited Chanthaburi and Trat provinces to prepare for the construction of a permanent border fence and to visit and boost the morale of the Royal Thai Navy personnel. Admiral Pairoj Fueangchan, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Navy, inspected the Thai-Cambodian border area
Nonthaburi: A motorist’s unexpected detour has prompted the Department of Highways to take action after Google Maps directed him onto route M81, leading towards Kanchanaburi instead of his intended destination, a shopping mall in Nonthaburi Province. According to Thai News Agency, travel influencer Khun Chiang shared his distressing experience on
Narathiwat: A gold shop in the heart of Narathiwat city became the target of a daring robbery, prompting an urgent manhunt by authorities. Yesterday, a heavily armed individual executed a pre-planned robbery at a shopping mall in Su-ngai Kolok District, Narathiwat Province, scattering nails and causing explosions near the scene.