Bangkok: The Department of Provincial Administration has addressed concerns regarding the national identification number of Luang Por Alongkot, which was reported to be identical to that of a deceased individual. The issue arose when the deceased’s ID number, which corresponds to the account of the Athon Prachanath Fund, was activated

Bangkok: The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is raising tourism products to international standards and leading to sustainability through the 15th “Thai Tourism Industry Awards” competition. Ms. Thapanee Kiatphaibool, Governor of TAT, highlighted the initiative’s aim to honor Thai tourism operators for their outstanding and sustainable products and services, with

Bangkok: Kajiki has intensified into a typhoon, causing more rain in all regions of Thailand. The Meteorological Department issued an announcement this morning stating that Tropical Storm Kajiki in the South China Sea has intensified into a typhoon, warning 57 provinces to watch out for heavy to very heavy rain

Bangkok: Typhoon Kajiki is projected to intensify, bringing heavy rainfall to various regions in Thailand from August 24-27, 2025. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department released Announcement No. 7, highlighting that Tropical Storm Kajiki, located over the upper South China Sea, is likely to strengthen. The storm, with

Chanthaburi: The collapsed pedestrian overpass beam has been salvaged and traffic has been reopened. Officials are investigating the cause of the collapse of a large pedestrian overpass beam, under construction and worth nearly 7 million baht, blocking Highway 317 from Chanthaburi to Sa Kaeo. The beam has been removed from

Kamphaeng phet: The soldier’s son is searching for the knife that was used to stab his mother to death. Following a heartbreaking incident where the son was serving as a soldier on the border, his mother was killed in a stabbing. A search is underway for the knife believed to

Sa kaeo: The First Army Region has addressed the outcomes of the recent Regional Border Committee (RBC) meeting, clarifying that there was no consensus reached on the removal of barbed wire along the border, countering claims made by Cambodia. According to Thai News Agency, the First Army Region responded to

Bangkok: It has been 26 years since Thailand began the process of clearing anti-personnel mines and landmines, leaving approximately 200 million square kilometers of contaminated land. More than 90 percent of this hazardous area is situated along the Thai-Cambodian border. In an effort to address this ongoing issue, Mahanakorn University