Bangkok: Most Cambodian workers in Soi Khip Mu express a desire to continue working in Thailand despite a recent call by Samdech Hun Sen for them to return to Cambodia. The workers cite better income opportunities in Thailand as the primary reason for their reluctance to leave. While some workers

Sisaket: The Ministry of Education and the Office of the Basic Education Commission conducted a visit to schools on the Thai-Cambodian border in Sisaket Province, focusing on implementing an emergency response plan to safeguard students and teachers in these high-risk areas. According to Thai News Agency, the visit, led by

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced that some areas of northern Thailand will experience heavy rain, while some areas of the southern region will experience thunderstorms. People in the northern part of Thailand are advised to be careful of the dangers of heavy rain. Bangkok and its vicinity will experience

Narathiwat: A rocket at the end of the axe handle, the only one in the South. The Bun Bang Fai festival is not limited to the Northeast. Narathiwat Province also has the Bun Bang Fai festival, the only one in the South. It has been held for 46 consecutive years,

Bangkok: The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has terminated Chaiwat Limlikit-aksorn’s civil service position after the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) found him guilty of severe disciplinary violations involving a construction project at Kaeng Krachan National Park Ranger Unit in Phetchaburi Province. The allegations include collusion in bidding and forgery

Lamphun: Many still remember the movie ‘Think of Wittaya’, which was inspired by the life of ‘Kru Mad Ruean Pae’ from Ban Ko Jatsan School in Lamphun. In reality, Kru Mad Ruean Pae has transitioned from teaching in a raft house to becoming the director of a school on shore.

Chiang Mai: Let’s take a look at the life of a woman in Chiang Mai who was suffering from multiple illnesses, including depression and cancer, to the point where she had to quit her job to seek treatment, which was very costly. However, she fought on by selling coffee in

Ubon Ratchathani: Over the past half month, many have become familiar with the name ‘Chong Bok’ in Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, known as one of the areas of clashes between Thai and Cambodian soldiers. However, beyond the tension, there are noteworthy aspects of this region. According to Thai