Singapore: Technology is transforming jobs and wages in East Asia and the Pacific, creating opportunities but the benefits are not being evenly shared. Where technology is adopted depends on which tasks can be automated and profitably so; who benefits depends on whether a worker’s skills are complements to rather than

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has reported that northern Thailand will see limited rainfall, with thunderstorms anticipated in 20-30% of the region. According to Thai News Agency, the weak southwest monsoon currently prevailing over the Andaman Sea, Thailand, and the Gulf of Thailand is responsible for the minimal rainfall forecasted for

Bangkok: The phenomenon of a ‘fireball meteor’ appearing in the sky captivated residents in several provinces of Thailand last night. The Thai Astronomical Society provided insights into this celestial event, which involved a large fireball accompanied by a loud explosion. According to Thai News Agency, the remarkable event occurred at

Thung yai district: A violent confrontation erupted in the Thung Yai District as a group demanding agricultural land clashed with local villagers, leaving many injured. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred at around 10:00 a.m. on August 4th, when protesters divided into two factions. One faction, comprising individuals

Sisaket: The Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team successfully detonated two BM-21 rockets on Kantharalak Road and behind the Muang Sisaket Subdistrict Administrative Organization building. These rockets were fired by Cambodia on July 24. According to Thai News Agency, the EOD team executed the detonation of a BM-21 rocket head near

Phanom dong rak: Throughout the day, EOD teams inspected the area along the conflict line in Phanom Dong Rak District, Surin Province, finding over 140 explosives and artillery shells in 34 locations. While the smell of the Cambodian soldiers’ corpses has not yet affected the Thai side, local residents confirmed

Surin: Entering the 12th day of the Thai-Cambodian border situation, events in Surin Province this morning remain normal. Residents of the province are cooperating with the provincial announcement prohibiting immigration into the border area and are following official news. Meanwhile, Surin Provincial OD officials, along with military officials, have traveled

Sisaket: EOD officers successfully recovered and destroyed a BM 21 rocket fired by Cambodia, which was lodged in the ground near a gas station on Kantharalak Road. The incident occurred on July 24 and involved a rocket that also struck a convenience store inside a PTT gas station in Ban