Bangkok: Throughout the night, the Thai-Cambodian border area in Surin Province was quiet, without the sound of gunfire. However, soldiers remained resolute and maintained a tight presence. At evacuation centers, many villagers gradually moved their belongings back into their homes, hoping the situation would improve for the better. According to

Bangkok: Sapphasitthiprasong Hospital has announced the temporary cancellation of admissions for Cambodian patients, citing ongoing unrest along the Thai-Cambodian border that has raised national security concerns. The hospital has also put a hold on the services of a Cambodian language communication assistant. According to Thai News Agency, the decision was

Pathum ratchawongsa: A royal cremation ceremony was held to honor the brave soldiers who sacrificed their lives to protect Thailand’s sovereignty. The atmosphere was filled with sadness, with many commanders, fellow soldiers, family members, and members of the public expressing their condolences. According to Thai News Agency, the ceremony took

Jakarta: The Indonesian government is advancing a study on the proposed extension of the Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway (HSR) to Surabaya, to accelerate integrated and efficient mobility across the Java Island, Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development, Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono, said yesterday. According to Nam News Network, the proposed project

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

Bangkok: The echo after the explosion has quieted down. Although the explosions have died down, residents remain unconvinced about the situation. Some residents returned to their homes to investigate, but after receiving official information, they returned to evacuation centers. According to Thai News Agency, the lingering uncertainty among residents persists

Buriram: A mother sheds tears upon hearing the news of her son’s death on the battlefield. Officials announced the tragic news that her son had died on the battlefield in Sisaket Province. His mother was in tears with grief, sending shockwaves through her heart to her fellow evacuees. According to