Bangkok: As tensions between Thailand and Cambodia escalated into five days of conflict before a ceasefire was established, there has been an alarming increase in reports of Cambodian migrant workers being targeted and beaten by Thai gangs. According to Radio Free Asia, both Thai government and police officials have publicly

New York: The high-level international conference held in New York City, jointly chaired by Saudi Arabia and France, concluded with the issuance of the New York Declaration, which outlined concrete, time-bound measures to resolve the Palestinian issue and implement the two-state solution. According to Union of OIC News Agencies, the

Sukhothai: Flooding in Muang Sukhothai District has eased, while water levels in the 400-household Ban Ua-Athorn community have returned to normal. Residents fear the Phra Ruang Bridge in the city center could collapse due to water pushing it up and buckling. Meanwhile, a landslide has blocked the entrance to a

Mae sai: Flooding in border communities in Mae Sai District has begun to recede, but flooding remains in low-lying areas, leaving behind a large amount of mud and debris. On the side of the First Sai River Friendship Bridge, water levels in the Sai River, which forms the Thai-Myanmar border,

Bangkok: Or Tor Kor Market remains closed for another day as relatives of the deceased security guard and his friends invite monks to perform a ceremony to invite his spirit. The market was deserted, with all shops closed, although some vendors were allowed entry to inspect goods and merchandise. Vendors

Ubon ratchathani: The Governor of Ubon Ratchathani urged local residents to follow news from reliable sources. Entering the sixth day of clashes on the Thai-Cambodian border in Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, the sound of cannons ceased after midnight. Residents at the refugee center began to feel homesick and

Bangkok: In the wake of a tragic shooting at the Or Tor Kor Market in Chatuchak, which claimed six lives, the market has announced a one-day closure to mourn the victims. All shops remain closed, although some vendors have been permitted to inspect and retrieve their items. Families of the

Kantharalak: Authorities have warned residents of Kantharalak District, Sisaket Province, to stay in evacuation centers until further orders. This advisory comes as some residents have started returning to their homes. According to Thai News Agency, the warning is intended to ensure the safety of the residents amid ongoing concerns that