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

Loei: Bun Sam Ha tradition, celebrating 118 years of Loei Province, with 15,000 dancers performing the ritual. According to Thai News Agency, the celebration of the Bun Sam Ha tradition marks a significant milestone in Loei Province’s cultural history. This year, the event witnessed the participation of 15,000 dancers who

Rayong: DSI joins forces with the Navy and the Office of the Narcotics Control Board to break up a drug network, seizing 2.4 tons of crystal methamphetamine worth over 3 billion baht, ready for export. The Prime Minister praised the officers and announced that he would continue to suppress drugs.

Bangkok: Outstanding youth wins first prize in the ‘Swat Oe Wihan Rai’ contest for the year 2025. It is an ancient prayer that the Department of Religious Affairs has revived and taught to students in various schools since 2010. According to Thai News Agency, the “Swat Oe Wihan Rai” contest

Bangkok: The national police chief has confirmed that the decision to prosecute former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen hinges entirely on the available evidence. The ongoing investigation into an audio clip involving Hun Sen may require the Thai Prime Minister’s involvement, contingent on the investigator’s judgment. According to Thai News

Aranyaprathet: Tensions escalated at the Khlong Luek checkpoint as Thailand imposed a comprehensive ban on the entry of Cambodian motorcycles and pushcarts. The decision was made in direct response to Cambodia’s halt on the importation of Thai oil, leading to a tense atmosphere at the border crossing. According to Thai

Bangkok: “Big Tai,” the national police chief, has confirmed that intelligence reports have not identified any third-party interference in the upcoming rally. However, a strategic plan has been formulated, and law enforcement personnel are on high alert to monitor the situation. The duration of the rally and any potential escalation