Ayutthaya: Ayutthaya remains inundated with 12 districts experiencing severe flooding, impacting more than 50,000 households. For over three months, the residents of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province have been grappling with floodwaters, submerging more than 50,000 homes. The affected population is urging government agencies to take serious action against the

Trang: A major case has concluded with the arrest of the ringleader responsible for robbing the home of the President of the Southern Federation of Thai Industries. The suspect fled to Koh Lanta and used the stolen money to purchase a speedboat, only to be swept ashore and apprehended on

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

Chonburi: DSI arrests another suspect in a transnational scam that lured victims to work in the Philippines. The Investigative, Tracing, and Intelligence Center arrested Ms. Pennapa, a suspect under Criminal Court arrest warrant No. 1798/2568 dated March 15, 2025, for the offense of “colluding by agreement of two or more

Chanthaburi: The much-anticipated Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) meeting between Thailand and Cambodia in Chanthaburi Province has faced unexpected delays, with the official announcement of the meeting’s results originally scheduled for 6:00 PM yet to be made. Media outlets continue to monitor the venue, eagerly awaiting the release of the official

Bangkok: A recent discussion has raised questions about the relationship between spicy food consumption and the risk of liver cancer, particularly concerning the notion that eating spicy food increases the risk of dying from liver cancer by 20%. According to Thai News Agency, this claim lacks scientific grounding, as the

Khao lak: Flash floods from the Lak and Khao Ton mountain ranges inundated tourist areas in the Khao Lak area of Phang Nga Province, severely damaging the economic sector. On October 22, 2015, reporters reported that flash floods from the Khao Lak-Khao Ton mountain range inundated communities and tourist areas

Bangkok: The Court of Appeals is reviewing the extradition case of “Sae Jinjiang” following a ruling by the Constitutional Court. A spokesperson for the Court of Justice confirmed that the Court of Appeals will now address the defendant’s objections after the Constitutional Court’s decision. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.