Bangkok: A spokesperson from the Forward Command Center reported that the rally at Victory Monument proceeded peacefully, leading to the announcement of additional traffic closures in certain areas. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen. Theeradej Thamsutee, Deputy Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau responsible for security, and Pol.

Phayao mangrai: Floodwaters in Phayao Mangrai have begun to recede, but locals are still suffering. According to Thai News Agency, the flood situation in Mae Pao Subdistrict, Phaya Mengrai District, Chiang Rai Province, showed improvement this morning as the water level dropped by more than 80%. Despite this, a large

Bangkok: The United Front for the Land to Protect Thai Sovereignty group gathered at Victory Monument, undeterred by the rain, to demand the immediate resignation of Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra. Protesters occupied both the road and overpass as group leaders delivered speeches and read a statement accusing the Prime Minister

Bangkok: Meteorological Department warns “North-Northeast” to prepare for heavy to very heavy rain in some areas, which may cause flash floods and forest runoff. The Meteorological Department reported that the North and Northeast will experience heavy to very heavy rain in some areas, the Central region including Bangkok and its

Laem Chabang: The Department of Special Investigation (DSI), in collaboration with the Customs Department, successfully intercepted a large shipment of smuggled e-cigarettes at Laem Chabang Port, highlighting an ongoing effort to curb illegal cigarette smuggling and distribution. According to Thai News Agency, the Revenue Department and DSI received intelligence about

Nakhon Phanom: A dramatic standoff unfolded in Na Pho Village when a former soldier, reportedly under the influence of drugs, set his house on fire and fired a crossbow at police officers. The incident, involving a 45-year-old man known as Mr. Nai or ‘Tu’, began yesterday afternoon. Officers from Mueang

Bangkok: The Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) has observed a significant increase in marijuana and kratom users following their decriminalization, according to recent research findings. ONCB Secretary General Pol. Lt. Gen. Panurat Lakboon highlighted that the number of users has doubled since the substances were removed from drug

Pattaya: Cannabis entrepreneurs are expressing concerns over the Ministry of Public Health’s recent announcement that cannabis is not free, which they argue will adversely impact the economy and tourism. They are urging the government to implement relief measures, highlighting significant investments already made in the industry. According to Thai News