Bangkok: Examining the damage from flooding in Lom Sak, villagers fear repeated flooding. Although the water level inundating communities and commercial areas in Lom Sak Municipality, Phetchabun Province, has receded and is almost back to normal, widespread damage has been caused. Hundreds of homes and businesses have been flooded again

Chiang mai: The leader of the Shan 999 gang has been apprehended by Region 5 police following a brutal attack involving a knife that resulted in the severing of a 14-year-old girl’s wrist. The arrest took place in Chiang Mai, where the gang leader and his associates had previously used

Sa kaeo: Thai soldiers arrested a Cambodian man who illegally entered the country through the border in Sa Kaeo Province. He claimed that he was in Cambodia and had difficulty making a living, and his income was insufficient to survive, so he decided to flee across the border. According to

Nakhon phanom: A 45-year-old female runner and hospital employee at Tao Ngoi Hospital tragically collapsed and died during the Mekong River Run, a mini-marathon event in Nakhon Phanom Province. According to Thai News Agency, the event, known as “Sa-on Run 2025,” was held along the scenic banks of the Mekong

Khok sung: The Director-General of the Department of Provincial Administration visited Khok Sung District, Sa Kaeo Province, to provide supplies and encouragement to administrative officials, confirming that work at all levels is proceeding according to the operational plan. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nirat Phongsitthaworn, Director-General, conveyed the concerns

Bangkok: Found Cambodians starting to gather in groups behind the barbed wire fence in Ban Nong Ya Kaeo. Cambodia is not deterred. High-angle camera captures Cambodians preparing to gather behind barbed wire fences and eucalyptus forests in Ban Nong Ya Kaeo. According to Thai News Agency, the latest aerial camera

Lom sak: Flooding in Lom Sak District, Phetchabun Province, affecting both homes in communities and commercial areas, has begun to recede, but flooding remains in several areas and has damaged hundreds of homes. Many residents are disheartened after their homes were flooded twice in the past three weeks. According to

Chaiyaphum: The head of Tad Ton Waterfall National Park has issued a warning to tourists to refrain from swimming near the waterfall after heavy rains triggered the worst flash floods of the year. According to Thai News Agency, the head of Tad Ton Waterfall National Park in Mueang Chaiyaphum District