Bangkok: The Royal Thai Police have issued a warning to the public regarding ill-intentioned individuals who are exploiting fake news to incite panic and trick people into donating. Pol. Lt. Gen. Sirawat Deepo, deputy spokesman of the Royal Thai Police, emphasized the concerns of Pol. Gen. Kittirat Phanphet, the national

Bangkok: The recent historic flooding in Nan has resulted in extensive damage throughout the region, including severe impacts on Nan Hospital. The hospital experienced flooding to a depth that reached overhead, causing significant destruction. Though the floodwaters have since receded, the aftermath remains challenging. According to Thai News Agency, during

Bangkok: Villagers along the Thai-Cambodian border are terrified of Cambodian missiles that can be fired up to 130 kilometers, while the 2nd Army Region assures that it has the tools to destroy these missiles and is ready to protect the villagers. They ask that they be careful and not panic.

Sisaket: The Minister of Justice visited the disaster-stricken area on behalf of the government, emphasizing the need for comprehensive assistance. The minister instructed all relevant units to aid the affected individuals continuously until the situation shows improvement. Efforts are being accelerated for both physical and mental rehabilitation, with a strong

Aranyaprathet: Cambodians overflowing the Ban Khlong Luek border crossing in Sa Kaeo Province are eager to return to their country following concerns from relatives. The permanent border crossing at Ban Khlong Luek, located in Aranyaprathet District, has seen thousands of Cambodians waiting to cross back into Cambodia. These individuals initially

Buriram: Army Region 2 has provided an update on the combat situation along the Thai-Cambodian border, indicating that both sides are maintaining their positions amid heavy rainfall. According to Thai News Agency, the Army Area 2 Operations Center reported that the situation has remained relatively unchanged since noon, with both

Bangkok: The flood situation in Nan city has continued to decrease, but many areas are still flooded, with flooding higher than 1 meter. Villagers are beginning to assess the damage. According to Thai News Agency, Nan’s main commercial and economic area, Sumonthaewarat Road, was previously flooded almost up to the

Bangkok: Nan Province was severely damaged by floods. The historic flooding in Nan has now begun to subside, making the damage from the floods more visible, both in houses in the economic district and government offices. According to Thai News Agency, as the floodwaters recede, the extent of the destruction