Bangkok: Urinary incontinence, often misunderstood as just an inconvenience, is a significant health concern affecting many individuals, particularly older women. This condition involves the involuntary leakage of urine, which can occur during activities that exert pressure on the bladder such as coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercising. According to Thai News

Sa kaeo: The Army Area 1, in collaboration with Sa Kaeo Province, has successfully returned a safe area to the residents of Ban Nong Ya Kaeo, covering two plots totaling 28 rai. Additionally, efforts are underway to clear landmines in Ban Nong Chan, with gratitude extended to volunteers aiding the

Krabi: Provincial public health officials, along with staff from Plai Phraya Hospital, have filed a complaint against a pickup truck driver accused of blocking an emergency vehicle on two charges: obstructing an officer and defamation of an officer while on duty. According to Thai News Agency, legal officers from the

Kanchanaburi: Wisuda Wichiansin, representing the Bhumjaithai Party, embarked on a celebratory tour to express her gratitude to the constituents following her decisive victory in the Kanchanaburi by-election. The election saw her defeat her opponent, General Chinnawat Mandej of the Pheu Thai Party, by a substantial margin of over 17,000 votes.

Bangkok: Thailand’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) on Monday confirmed the recovery of the body of an additional Thai national who died following the October 7, 2023, attacks in Israel, with efforts ongoing to locate the one remaining missing person. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nikorndej Balankura, Director-General of

Sa kaeo: The 1st Army Area Commander visited Ban Nong Chan to follow up on the mine clearance mission. The Commander of Army Region 1 visited the border area of Sa Kaeo Province to monitor the mine clearance mission in the Ban Nong Chan area and prepare to hand over

Bangkok: Thunderstorms are expected to persist in upper Thailand, with the southern region bracing for heavy rain in several areas. The Meteorological Department has issued a 24-hour weather forecast, highlighting the ongoing threat of thunderstorms across the region. According to Thai News Agency, easterly and southeasterly winds are sweeping across

Phitsanulok: Bang Rakam residents face flooding for more than three months a year. Although the rain has now stopped, many areas remain submerged in floodwaters, particularly in areas like Thung Bang Rakam in Phitsanulok Province, known as the Bang Rakam Model, which must absorb water from the North and prevent