Ban nong chan: The atmosphere at Ban Nong Chan was notably subdued this morning, with an absence of parade vehicles, national anthem, or any motivational music. Some villagers expressed their disappointment and chose to return home. According to Thai News Agency, villagers had gathered early at Ban Nong Chan in

Kanchanaburi: Kanchanaburi is bustling with activity as ballot boxes are being received ahead of tomorrow’s by-election in Constituency 4. The atmosphere at the reception of ballot boxes was lively, with the Election Commission confident in its readiness to publicize and create understanding among ethnic groups. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Police received a report of threats and intimidation against Angkana. The National Police Chief has ordered an investigation and legal action, along with ensuring her safety. According to Thai News Agency, Police Lieutenant General Yingyos Thepchamnong, Assistant Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police and spokesman for

Bangkok: A young man was apprehended by Sai Mai police for transporting a large quantity of Bitcoin circuit boards, which he claimed were intended for gold extraction. The 32-year-old man, identified as Thanapong, was stopped while driving a pickup truck loaded with hundreds of these circuit boards along Phetkasem Road

Bangkok: A 79-year-old woman, a victim of a bombing at a tea shop in Yi-ngo District, Narathiwat Province, has died. Relatives say she had saved up all her life for the Hajj pilgrimage, but a single bomb took her life and her dreams away in a brutal way. According to

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department reports that thunderstorms will continue in northern Thailand, while heavy rain will fall in some areas in the southern region, accompanied by high waves in the Andaman Sea and Gulf of Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, the Meteorological Department has warned that thunderstorms are likely

Bangkok: The gravel pouring has commenced following the completion of the sand filling process at the Samsen Police Station site. Officials are hastily moving furniture and other items from the building in preparation for its demolition. According to Thai News Agency, approximately 175 cubic meters of gravel have already been

Ratchaprarop: A joint force from the Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) and local police raided an entertainment venue in the Ratchaprarop area, which was found to be operating illegally past its closing time and involved in illegal drug activities. Several patrons, including foreign tourists, tested positive for drugs