Lombok: Rescuers in Indonesia are intensifying their search efforts to locate Juliana Marins, a 26-year-old Brazilian tourist who went missing while hiking near the crater of Mount Rinjani, an active volcano. The search began after Marins reportedly fell from a cliff surrounding the trail adjacent to the volcano’s crater. According
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has alerted residents of the eastern region to brace for heavy rain, which poses risks of flash floods, mudslides, and forest runoff. In addition to this, 70% of Bangkok and its surrounding areas are expected to experience thunderstorms. According to Thai News Agency, the weather forecast
Chiang Mai: A drug smuggling gang clashed with the Chaiyanuphap Task Force near the border at the end of Arunotai Village, Tambon Muang Na, Amphoe Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai Province. After the gunfire, the drug smuggling gang abandoned their belongings and fled. An inspection found 30 backpacks containing 6 million
Bangkok: Although the measure to reduce the opening days or the gradual closure of the Thai-Cambodian border crossing will cause overall economic damage to both countries, it will also have positive effects in some dimensions. According to Thai News Agency, the decision to limit the border crossing days between Thailand
Jakarta: A documentary short from RFA-affiliated news service BenarNews explores concepts of the green economy in Indonesia’s North Kalimantan province. Through conversations with people living along the river, environmental activists, and project developers, “A River Out of Time” focuses on some of Indonesia’s latest and most ambitious development projects: its
Nakhon Phanom: Gen. Boonsin, Commander of the 2nd Army, revealed that the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border remains calm. Most of the tension is internal politics. He stated that it does not affect the army’s operations. According to Thai News Agency, after presiding over the Buddha image offering ceremony and
Aranyaprathet: Three Thai men were apprehended while attempting to cut through a natural channel in Aranyaprathet District, Sa Kaeo Province, to cross into Poipet, Cambodia. They confessed that they intended to return to work at an online casino. According to Thai News Agency, the arrests occurred after Thai authorities reinforced
Bangkok: Romance scams are evolving, with perpetrators now engaging in phone sex scams alongside traditional tactics. The scams typically begin by deceiving individuals into romantic relationships before requesting money or persuading them to invest in fraudulent schemes. The latest development involves tricking victims into engaging in phone sex as part