Bangkok: Children in Thailand continue to cherish Mother’s Day, with many opting to express their love through text messages and phone calls. According to Thai News Agency, a recent survey by North Bangkok Poll highlights that most Thais still hold Mother’s Day in high regard, with a noticeable shift towards

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department reports continued rainfall across Thailand and warns the eastern region to brace for heavy rain, which could lead to flash floods and mudslides. According to Thai News Agency, the department has reported heavy rain in some areas of Thailand, with very heavy rainfall expected in certain

Ban phai: A foster family in Ban Phai District, Khon Kaen Province, whose conscript son was injured in a clash on the Thai-Cambodian border, has limited communication, but the love between mother and son has not diminished and is ready to support their son in pursuing a career as a

Phimai: Come admire the giant banyan tree, its branches spreading during the rainy season, a check-in point for an unseen tourist attraction in Phimai District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. According to Thai News Agency, the giant banyan tree has become a notable feature in the region, drawing visitors who are eager

Hat yai: Two brothers involved in a shooting incident that resulted in an injury have surrendered to authorities. The brothers, Natthaphong, known as “Nat,” and Nitikorn, also known as “Korn,” tearfully confessed that they did not intend to cause harm. According to Thai News Agency, the incident took place behind

Uthai thani: A Mathayom 5 student attacked a teacher at a school in Uthai Thani Province after becoming dissatisfied with his test scores. This incident has escalated into a criminal case, prompting an immediate investigation. Initially, the student was suspended from school, but his parents later sought his resignation. According

Surin: Villagers in Surin province have uncovered four more BM-21 artillery shells in a sugarcane field in Ban Chok. According to Thai News Agency, the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team is set to destroy the shells tomorrow. Residents who returned to the area found fragments of artillery shells scattered around,

Maha sarakham: Students prepare ready-made food to send as encouragement to soldiers on the front lines. Students and faculty from Maha Sarakham University, along with members of the public and the private sector, are supporting the production of ready-to-eat food, including fried rice, sticky rice, fried beef, fried pork, and