Bangkok: Misleading information about women’s fertility has been spreading globally, suggesting that women today face more infertility issues than in the past due to environmental toxins, electromagnetic pollution, and medication use. However, experts argue that the decline in childbirth rates is primarily due to lifestyle choices rather than an increase

Bangkok: Starting tomorrow, Thailand will officially enter winter 68. The Meteorological Department announced that northern Thailand will enter the cold season on October 23rd. This year’s cold season is slightly later than usual. Average low temperatures are expected to be 21-22 degrees Celsius, with the coldest temperatures expected from mid-December

Bangkok: The Prime Minister discussed the appointment of police officers outside of their annual term during a significant meeting of the National Police Commission in 2025. This discussion followed the resignation of three high-ranking officers, prompting the need for urgent action. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister and

Bangkok: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) of the Ministry of Public Health in Thailand has issued a warning to Thai tourists planning to visit Japan regarding the prohibition of certain medications from being brought into the country. The list includes several common cold and flu remedies as well as

Takhmod: A 16-year-old teenager was shot and killed on the side of the road in Takhmod District, Phatthalung Province. Two friends who were with him were questioned and they confessed to the crime, claiming the gun went off. According to Thai News Agency, the incident occurred around 8 p.m., when

Bangkok: The Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) arrested a British man in a luxury condo and seized cocaine worth over 3 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, ONCB officers employed a double-cross scheme to apprehend the suspect, confiscating 1.1 kilograms of cocaine valued between 3 to 3.5

Prachin buri: Praise is being showered upon the heroic individuals who saved a 6-year-old girl from drowning after a car plunged into a large pond. According to Thai News Agency, two good Samaritans, including Mr. Thongphim, the village headman of Village No. 4 in Khu Lam Phan Subdistrict, and a

Nong bua lamphu: The autopsy results of a young rescue worker from the Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO) who died while fishing revealed wounds to his face, hands, and chest. The results indicate that he died from an exploding e-cigarette battery. His lungs and heart suffered severe damage, and three pieces