Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy rain in the North and upper Northeast regions of Thailand, cautioning residents about potential dangers such as flash floods, forest runoff, and mudslides. In Bangkok and nearby areas, there is a 70% likelihood of thunderstorms and heavy rain. According to

Bangkok: The government is advancing its disaster response strategies, with Deputy Prime Minister Prasert Chantararuangthong spearheading the initiative to prevent and alleviate disasters. At a recent meeting, Mr. Prasert emphasized the importance of proactive measures, aiming for rapid warnings and immediate assistance readiness. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Prasert,

Sa kaeo: A clever drug dealer hid methamphetamine and ice in a bag of dog food, preparing to send the package to a customer, but it was seized before it could be delivered to the destination. Police from Khlong Luek Police Station in Sa Kaeo Province jointly seized a large

Saraburi: The fire at a tissue paper factory in Hemaraj Industrial Estate, Saraburi Province, has recently found the 10th body, which is the last body. The search mission is considered over. According to Thai News Agency, the search operation for the missing persons for more than 50 hours has ended

Bangkok: Police are actively working to resolve the case involving the theft of 10 million baht and 250 baht worth of gold from the abbot’s quarters at Wat Muang on Petchkasem Road. According to Thai News Agency, authorities from the Anti-Corruption Division and Petchkasem Police Station visited the temple to

Yasothon: The way of life of villagers in the Chi River Basin, Yasothon Province, centers around the traditional method of catching fish using the ‘Kong Yae’. This method allows the community to come together, not only to catch fish but also to prepare a local dish known as ‘Koi Pla

Bangkok: Film Ratthaphum and DJ Man reach an understanding after a lengthy court mediation, agreeing to withdraw a defamation lawsuit, while a separate case remains ongoing at the Crime Suppression Division. Today at the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road, Mr. Ratthaphum Tokongsub, known as Film, and Mr. Phatthanapol Kunchar, known

Nonthaburi: Another member of the gang responsible for stealing 3.4 million baht from a shopping mall in Lat Phrao has turned himself in to authorities. The suspect claims that his role was limited to driving his accomplices to the crime scene and did not involve fleeing with the main perpetrator,