Bangkok: A tragic incident unfolded in Samut Prakan Province when a 39-year-old man was fatally bitten by a cobra in his home. Before succumbing to the venom, he made a poignant call to his grandmother, asking her if she loved him. According to Thai News Agency, Bang Sao Thong Police,

Ban nong chan: The ongoing land dispute at Ban Nong Chan checkpoint continues to escalate as individuals flock to offer support to military personnel stationed there. The core of the contention revolves around a land ownership argument between Auntie Kham Phin and Jay Lat, which began yesterday. Today, a new

Sikao: A husband and wife were left in disbelief after discovering their property in Village No. 1, Bo Hin Subdistrict, had been transformed into a massive garbage dump by their ex-brother-in-law, resulting in uninhabitable conditions. The couple is now urging him to return and clean up the premises. According to

Nonthaburi: CCTV footage captured the arrest of a 32-year-old man who was vengeful after a helmet was stolen and never returned. He went on a rampage stealing helmets throughout Nonthaburi province before being apprehended by police at his residence, seizing over 50 helmets. According to Thai News Agency, CCTV footage

Bangkok: Farmers in Surat Thani have successfully converted 40 rai of abandoned shrimp farms into thriving coconut plantations, producing both fragrant and curry coconuts, paving the way for a new source of income. According to Thai News Agency, this transformation not only represents a shift in agricultural practices but also

Korat: A young man from Korat has successfully transitioned from his regular job to cultivating hydroponic salad, achieving a remarkable income of over 100,000 baht per month. According to Thai News Agency, the innovative approach to agriculture has allowed the young entrepreneur to capitalize on the growing demand for fresh,

Mae sot: More than 500 scammers have fled to Thailand. Foreign scammers are fleeing across the Moei River from Myawaddy to Mae Sot District, Tak Province. Today alone, more than 400 people have fled, with venues nearing capacity. The number is expected to exceed 1,000 after the Myanmar military launched

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