Bangkok: The effects of Typhoon Wipha have led to severe flooding in Nan Province, as water has begun to overflow into the city. The typhoon’s impact has resulted in heavy rainfall throughout the region, with numerous areas experiencing substantial inundation. According to Thai News Agency, the rainfall across Nan Province

Surin: The national police chief reiterated the order for crowd control units to be on standby at the Thai-Cambodian border, emphasizing readiness in the event of clashes. Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet confirmed that while there is currently no cause for alarm, preparations are being made to manage potential disturbances, particularly

Bangkok: The influence of Typhoon Wipha has resulted in heavy rainfall in Nan, with the accumulated precipitation exceeding 200 millimeters. This has led to flooding in numerous areas and a rapid rise in the Nan River. According to Thai News Agency, Nan Province has been experiencing continuous heavy rain for

Prachin buri: The national police chief is making efforts to clear up a misunderstanding between the family of Nong Mei regarding the involvement of an opposing party, now a police officer, in a past incident. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, the national police chief, addressed the

Kanchanaburi: A 10-wheel truck carrying goods experienced brake failure and crashed into a pickup truck carrying Myanmar workers on a long downhill road before entering Sangkhlaburi District, resulting in 3 deaths and more than 10 injuries. According to Thai News Agency, the ten-wheel truck, loaded with vegetables and fruits, collided

Bangkok: The national police chief has reaffirmed the commitment to enforce legal measures against monks who violate the law, emphasizing that such offenders represent a minority within the monastic community nationwide. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, the national police chief, provided an update on the current

Kamphaeng phet: A 17-year-old boy riding a motorcycle was tragically hit and killed by a car. The pickup truck involved straddled his body and dragged him for 300 meters before stopping. The driver claimed that he did not initially hit the motorcycle, but rather another truck had done so first,

Bangkok: DSI continues to investigate victims of ‘The Icon’ both domestically and internationally. ‘The Icon’ case involves fraud and money laundering offenses impacting more than 300 domestic victims and victims from 10 other countries. According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Special Investigation has pursued charges against The Icon