Bangkok: Bangkok, together with royal volunteers, prepared the route for moving the royal urn of Her Majesty the Queen Mother to the Grand Palace. Mr. Thanit Tanbuaklee, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Bangkok, led Bangkok Metropolitan Administration officials and personnel in a royal volunteer activity, preparing and cleaning the route from
Mae sot: The Myanmar army has launched a significant operation targeting a scammer’s nest in KK Park, employing high-powered explosives over the past two days to demolish multiple structures. This operation has been ongoing for four consecutive days, creating a scene of chaos as more than a thousand scammers from
Surin province: Traders at the Chong Chom border market in Surin Province are expressing hope that President Donald Trump can bring about peace between Thailand and Cambodia, as they prepare to witness the signing of a peace agreement at the ASEAN Summit in Malaysia. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.
Bangkok: A woman from Nakhon Si Thammarat wept in gratitude for His Majesty’s kindness. Residents of Nakhon Si Thammarat expressed their heartfelt appreciation for Her Majesty the Queen Mother’s efforts in creating employment opportunities through the Arts and Crafts Promotion Project, particularly highlighting the significance of the Yan Lipao bags.
Bangkok: Phum Makhuea has emerged as a significant strategic point under the complete control of the Thai military. The area is being developed to enhance strategic readiness and to serve as a future tourist destination. According to Thai News Agency, Phum Makhuea is being prepared for dual purposes. The military’s
Bangkok: People expressed their condolences for Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, in front of Chulalongkorn Hospital, expressing their deepest gratitude for Her Majesty’s graciousness. People gathered in front of Chulalongkorn Hospital, Thai Red Cross Society, to express their condolences after learning of the passing of Her Majesty Queen
Bangkok: A loud crash early this morning resulted in a bus rear-ending a truck carrying piles, which penetrated the passenger compartment, injuring the driver and conductor. The accident occurred on Phahonyothin Road, outbound, in front of Bangkok University, leading to a traffic jam stretching for 10 kilometers. Traffic has now
Lat phrao: Police raided a Chinese call center network in the Lat Phrao area, where they acted as legal advisors to victims, targeting foreigners. Police raided a house in Soi Lat Phrao 3 after learning that three Chinese men, suspected members of a call center gang, were renting the house