Chanthaburi: Almost trampled to death, more than 30,000 Cambodians flooded the Ban Laem border checkpoint, rushing to bring their belongings back to their country. Officials opened the main gate to rush the flow. According to Thai News Agency, at 8:30 a.m. on July 27, 2015, in front of the permanent

Bangkok: Upper Thailand is bracing for persistent heavy rainfall, with certain areas in the North and Northeast predicted to face very heavy rain, posing risks of flash floods and forest runoff. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department has issued a warning for the next 24 hours, highlighting that

Phetchabun: More than 1,000 film enthusiasts gathered at the ‘Phetchabun Outdoor Movie’ event held at Phetchabun Public Park, located in the heart of Phetchabun. The event, which offered free screenings of two movies per night, aimed to boost the local economy during the rainy season. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Bangkok has initiated a donation drive to support migrants on the Thai-Cambodian border, with the Ministry of Interior facilitating the distribution of these donations. Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, the Governor of Bangkok, reviewed the efforts at the ‘Bangkok Moral Support Center for Border Province Immigrants’ located at the Rattanakosin Room

Bangkok: Flooding in Nan city, although the water level has almost completely receded, has left widespread damage throughout the city, showing the severity of this event, which is the biggest flooding ever recorded. Estimated damage is no less than 2 billion baht. According to Thai News Agency, the unprecedented flooding

Sisaket: The national police chief has made a significant visit to Sisaket Province, ordering police to inspect the rear line and emphasize the protection of citizens’ property amidst ongoing evacuations. The chief’s visit is aimed at monitoring police personnel and maintaining peace and order in the region. According to Thai

Surin: The violent clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border in Surin Province have intensified, with the conflict expanding particularly around Prasat Ta Kwai and Prasat Ta Muen Thom, resulting in over 50,000 evacuees now residing in temporary shelters. The escalation has caused significant disruption in the region, including damage to local

Ubon ratchathani: The clashes in Nam Yuen District have entered their fourth day, with gunfire resonating throughout the area. Village Defense Volunteers (VDP) and community leaders have intensified patrols following rumors of suspects possibly hiding within the community. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Minister of Interior Ms. Thirat Rattanawanich