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Cambodia Denies Including ‘Thai Costume’ in UNESCO Proposal

Phnom penh: The Ministry of Culture has clarified that rumors circulating about Cambodia’s intention to include ‘Thai dress’ in its UNESCO proposal for wedding traditions are unfounded. According to Thai News Agency, the ministry stated that the proposal to register ‘Thai dress’ as UNESCO’s intangible cultural heritage is a separate

Narumon Leads Deputy Ministers in Education Reform Efforts

Bangkok: Narumon Pinyosinwat, the newly appointed Minister of Education, along with Deputy Ministers Linthiporn Warinwatcharoj and Tewan Liptapallop, made their official entry into the Ministry of Education by paying homage to various sacred objects. This gesture was followed by a meeting with the ministry’s executives, where they emphasized their commitment

Ministry of Public Health Announces Cannabis Shop Regulations Amid Transition

Bangkok: The Ministry of Public Health has confirmed that cannabis shops are permitted to operate, provided that sales are conducted under a doctor’s prescription. This measure is designed to allow shops to adjust before comprehensive regulations are fully enforced. The ministry has also introduced a training course for professionals authorized

Thailand Proposes ‘Thai Costume’ for UNESCO Consideration in 2026

Bangkok: Thailand has put forward a proposal for the “Thai dress” to be considered by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in 2026, aiming to highlight the cultural significance, craftsmanship, and practices associated with the Thai national costume. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Prasop Riangngen, Permanent

National Economic and Social Development Board Approves Measures for Cambodian Workers

Bangkok: “Pongkawin” leads the meeting of the National Economic and Social Development Board, approving measures to take care of Cambodian workers, reducing the impact on the business sector and border employers. Mr. Pongkawin Juangroongruangkit, Minister of Labor, revealed that according to the Cabinet resolution on July 1, 2025, the Ministry

Mae Ai Residents Concerned Over Arsenic Detection in Urine Samples

Mae ai: Residents along the Kok River in the Mae Ai District of Chiang Mai Province are expressing growing concern over arsenic contamination in their environment. This anxiety follows reports of arsenic levels exceeding the standard in the Kok River, a vital water source for the community. The contamination has