Chiang mai: The Chiang Mai Municipality is currently under pressure following a series of controversies involving the Yi Peng Festival, particularly regarding the installation of upside-down lanterns and the use of budgetary funds. According to Thai News Agency, the municipality has been criticized for several incidents, including the spray-painting of

Bangkok: The government is preparing to establish a public relations center for the royal cremation ceremony of Her Majesty the Queen Mother, focusing on communication and raising awareness of Her Majesty’s role, who holds a revered place in the hearts of the Thai people. According to Thai News Agency, Ms.

Bangkok: Mae Ket responded to inquiries from netizens regarding the delayed receipt of funds from her daughter, Jenny Ratchanok, also known as Jenny Get It All If It’s Fresh. Mae Ket shared her concerns over being involved in three separate legal cases. According to Thai News Agency, Mae Ket recently

Bangkok: Thailand is prepared to repatriate 18 prisoners of war, contingent upon Cambodia’s cooperation on four critical issues. According to Thai News Agency, Maj. Gen. Winthai Suvari, spokesperson for the Royal Thai Army, announced this at the Royal Thai Army Headquarters in response to discussions held during the ASEAN Summit

Bang ban: Boom Panadda visited the area to distribute relief bags to flood victims in Bang Ban District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province. Moving forward to help the people affected by the floods with all their might, celebrity host of the entertainment program “Tok Mun Ban Teng” Bum – Panadda

Bangkok: A reserve senator extended a gesture of support to Senator Nantana, expressing belief in an orchestrated move by the Senate to address ethical violations related to the term “Senator sells pork.” The senator emphasized the importance of fighting for justice. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Nantana Nantawaropas, a

Bangkok: BYD, a global clean energy vehicle brand and official sponsor of Thai football, is extending its influence in Asian football by facilitating a cross-border youth football initiative. The “XiaoJiang U10” youth team from China has been invited to Thailand for training, cultural exchange, and participation in the “Asian Youth

Bangkok: The spokesperson for the MOU 43-44 Committee has disclosed that the study of MOU 43 has been completed, but its cancellation remains difficult due to the absence of comprehensive public information. The decision is expected by early December. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Piyarat Chongthep, Bangkok MP for