Chanthaburi: Cambodia’s eastern border checkpoints have become strictly regulated, prohibiting the entry of vehicles carrying vegetables and fruits from entering the country. The border situation has intensified following Cambodia’s ban on importing these goods from Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, numerous border checkpoints in the eastern region, including Chanthaburi

Bangkok: A famous shopping mall has clarified the case of a customer claiming that she was electrocuted while using an automatic touchless parking ticket machine. According to Thai News Agency, the engineering team inspected the machine and confirmed that no short circuits were found, suggesting that static electricity might have

Poipet: The second day of strict measures banning Thai nationals from entering casinos and gambling dens in Poipet saw continued adherence, with most Thais cooperating with the restrictions. Casino employees, however, expressed hopes for a swift resolution to resume their work. According to Thai News Agency, the Burapha Task Force’s

Kab Choeng: At the Chong Chom permanent border crossing in Kab Choeng District, Surin Province, Cambodia is enforcing a strict inspection protocol today, ensuring not a single piece of Thai fruit or vegetable is allowed to pass through. This unprecedented move is causing significant difficulties for vendors, who are now

Sa Kaeo: The second day of maximum security measures at the border checkpoint has led to a significant decrease in the number of Thais crossing over to Poipet. Following an order by the Burapha Force that prohibits Thai casino workers from crossing into Poipet, the number of Thais crossing the

Poipet: Cambodia cuts off power lines from Thailand and switches to connecting electricity from Vietnam instead. Poipet residents complain that the electricity is on and off, making it impossible to use electrical appliances as usual. According to Thai News Agency, at the Poipet border crossing on the Cambodian side yesterday,

Yala: A brave soldier was shot and killed during an ambush by gunmen while on patrol in the Ban Wang Hin area, Bannang Sata sub-district, Bannang Sata district, Yala province, resulting in the loss of one life. At 1:45 p.m. on June 17, soldiers of the 1st Infantry Company were

Chiang Mai: Pollution Control Department rushes to collect sediment samples for re-examination after academics warn that dredging could spread contaminants, affecting public health and the environment in the northern border region. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Priyaporn Suwannaket, Director-General of the Pollution Control Department (PCD), revealed that academics expressed