Sisaket: His Majesty the King graciously bestowed royal patronage on the cremation of seven people who died in the Thai-Cambodian border conflict. Today, families and relatives held cremation ceremonies for the seven people killed in Cambodian shelling of Thai civilian areas in Kantharalak District, Sisaket Province, amid a sorrowful atmosphere.

Huai yot: The village headman of Nawong Subdistrict, Mr. Bandit, was tragically killed when an assailant armed with an M16 rifle opened fire on him in his pickup truck in front of his residence. The shocking incident occurred late last night, leaving the local community in shock and mourning. According

Mueang nonthaburi: Nearly 30 teenagers in a pickup truck chased and shot at their rivals, resulting in one fatality and three injuries. The group also stripped the deceased before fleeing the scene. According to Thai News Agency, police from Bang Sri Muang Police Station are investigating the violent incident that

Fang: Pha Muang Task Force soldiers clashed with drug smuggling gangs on the border in Fang District, Chiang Mai. Five of the opposing factions were killed and nine bags of methamphetamine were seized. According to Thai News Agency, Pha Muang forces clashed with a drug smuggling operation on the border

Sisaket: EOD officers successfully destroyed the HE bomb head of a BM 21 rocket embedded on Kantharalak Road in Sisaket Province, near the gas station where Cambodian forces fired at a convenience store. According to Thai News Agency, the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team began preparations around 2:00 PM to

Surin: Officials inspecting the conflict zone in Surin Province found more than 100 Cambodian artillery shells, most of which landed in villages, roads, and agricultural areas. No additional injuries or deaths were reported. According to Thai News Agency, at an evacuation center in Surin Province accommodating more than 8,000 refugees,

Aranyaprathet: Cambodian workers illegally crossed the border into Thailand with their children, seeking better opportunities after facing unemployment in their home country. They revealed that after returning to Cambodia, they were left without jobs or income and were deceived into paying 6,000 baht each, only to be abandoned in a

Bangkok: The government is advancing its efforts to enhance disaster response measures, with Deputy Prime Minister Prasit actively engaging with multiple agencies to bolster disaster prevention and mitigation strategies. The focus is on proactive measures, early warning systems, and immediate response capabilities. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister