Bangkok: Heavy rains are expected to hit Bangkok this evening, with the highest rainfall reaching 107 mm in Phra Nakhon District. Keep an eye on the next downpour, as it moves towards Bangkok if it doesn’t weaken. Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, Governor of Bangkok, monitored the rain situation in Bangkok, with
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department warns the Northeast, Central, and Southern regions to brace for heavy rain that could lead to flash floods and mudslides. The Meteorological Department has reported heavy rain in some areas of the Northeast, Central, and South, with very heavy rain in some areas of Bangkok and
Surat thani: Police arrested a Thai woman and her Malaysian call center gang at a bank in Surat Thani city center while they were withdrawing money from a mule account. According to Thai News Agency, police from Surat Thani City Police Station and Khun Thale Police Station jointly arrested two
Ban nong chan: Ban Nong Chan in Khok Sung District, Sa Kaeo Province, is bustling with activity as locals gather to cheer on soldiers stationed at the border. The community has come together to provide sustenance and support, transforming the area into a vibrant hub of activity. According to Thai
Phetchaburi: A police sergeant shot and killed a husband and wife inside an egg shop in the Phetchaburi 18-meter fresh market before shooting himself to escape the crime. According to Thai News Agency, Phetchaburi City Police inspected the scene of the incident inside an egg shop in the 18-meter Phetchaburi
Khon kaen: The number of the 32nd Prime Minister has become a hot commodity among gamblers in Thailand, selling out swiftly after Anutin was overwhelmingly voted in as the new Prime Minister. Inside Wat Nong Waeng Aram Luang in Khon Kaen Municipality, government lottery ticket stalls are bustling with activity
Bangkok: Flash floods from the Phang Heo mountain range have overflowed and cut off the entrance and exit routes to the village. More than 60 students and villagers were unable to travel and were stuck for over three hours. According to Thai News Agency, a murky red torrent of water
Ranong: “Ja Ja Coffee,” a cherished cafe in the heart of Ranong, has been a staple for over two decades. Owned by Thananon Nirasit, affectionately known as Ja, the cafe holds a special connection as the sweetheart of Prime Minister-elect Anutin Charnvirakul. According to Thai News Agency, Ja Ja Coffee