Sisaket: A government spokesman explained that this year’s rising rice prices have brought joy to farmers in Sisaket, who are clearing their stockpiles and preventing Cambodian rice from flooding the market. He also stated that the government is moving forward with a policy of delayed sales of rice and encouraging

Bangkok: Thaksin Shinawatra was suffering from mental stress while his physical health remained normal, said his daughter, ex-prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, after visiting him at Klong Prem Central Prison on Thursday. Paetongtarn told reporters that Thaksin was experiencing “a bit more stress mentally” amid legal issues affecting his potential parole

Sa kaeo: The Senate’s committee studying the pros and cons of canceling MOU 43-44 visited Sa Kaeo, while the border demarcation continued for the third day. Today marks the third day that the Joint Thai-Cambodian Border Survey and Demarcation Team, Royal Thai Army Headquarters, will survey the claim line to

Bangkok: “Yotsingh” conducted a thorough inspection of the Lat Krabang water treatment system, mandating factories to maintain water quality and prohibiting them from releasing untreated wastewater into Bangkok. According to Thai News Agency, Petty Officer 1st Class Yotsingh Liamlert, Deputy Minister of Industry, visited the Lat Krabang Industrial Estate to

Bangkok: The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) conducted a forum to gather public opinions on the “Wong Wian Yai-Mahachai Electric Train” project. This initiative is part of the Dark Red Line Suburban Railway Project, specifically focusing on the Wongwian Yai-Mahachai section. According to Thai News Agency, the SRT is actively

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has lauded village health volunteers (VHVs) as the backbone of Thailand’s public health system, equating their efforts to those of skilled rowers navigating the country towards better health standards. The Prime Minister expressed hope that these volunteers would evolve into “smart village health volunteers” by integrating

Vietnam: Vietnam is facing a new round of flooding in its central region, with at least 41 people now dead. Heavy rains over the past few days have caused severe flooding in central Vietnam, with reports of extensive damage and displacement. According to Thai News Agency, over the past few

Nonthaburi: The Technology Crime Suppression Division recently conducted a raid on a cold storage room in connection with a chicken feet smuggling case. Central Investigation Bureau police, alongside the Phaya Thai unit of the Department of Livestock Development, searched a company in Nonthaburi. This company was suspected to be linked