Ranong: After Thai News Agency previously reported on the muddy Kraburi River caused by mining operations in Myanmar, it was later discovered that in addition to these problems, Ranong also faces problems with the illegal transport of minerals from Myanmar. According to Thai News Agency, the situation has raised concerns

Washington: After weeks of tense negotiations between their top trade officials, the European Union and US have finally struck a framework deal – and it comes on the eve of America’s latest round of tariff talks with China. Ultimately it took leaders from Washington and Brussels to sit down face

Mae sai: The flood situation in Mae Sai remains uncertain, with water levels rising continuously throughout the day from the Mae Sai headwaters in Myanmar, causing flooding in four communities and affecting hundreds of households. According to Thai News Agency, at the First Mae Sai Friendship Bridge, officials used a

Surin: Entering the fifth day of intense clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border in Surin Province, the governor of Surin Province declared the area a disaster zone due to the actions of foreign forces to ensure timely budget assistance to the people. According to Thai News Agency, residents around the 25th

Sisaket: The Sisaket Provincial Public Health Officer has announced changes in service plans due to the unstable border situation affecting travel to hospitals. According to Thai News Agency, the ongoing instability at the border has made it difficult for individuals to access medical facilities, necessitating these adjustments. The health authorities

Sukhothai: Flooding in Sukhothai remains severe as a strong water mass has washed away a road along the Yom River, creating a 15-meter break. Additionally, two houses have been destroyed by the powerful current. According to Thai News Agency, the rapid and strong current in the Si Samrong District area

Bangkok: The Ministry of Public Health held a meeting to assess the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border to determine whether additional hospitals need to be closed. Currently, two hospitals in Sisaket have already been closed, and two more may need to be closed if the situation does not improve. According

Bangkok: Flash floods swept through Phrae Province in the middle of the night in Village No. 9 and Village No. 1, Pai Thon Subdistrict, Rong Kwang District. Officials had to rush to evacuate residents, but during the evacuation, the current was too strong, causing villagers who were crossing the river