Bangkok: Thailand has officially entered the winter season of 2025 as of October 23, with the Meteorological Department announcing a slightly later start than usual. The coldest period is expected from mid-December to early February, and there are warnings of heavy rain in the southern region. According to Thai News
Bangkok: A former member of the Thai national shooting team, under extreme stress, used a gun to shoot his wife and 7-year-old daughter to death before taking his own life at his home in the Bangkok Noi area. According to Thai News Agency, forensic doctors, along with forensic officers and
Ang thong: A loud explosion at a fireworks factory in Ang Thong Province has left the factory owner, identified as Mr. Nanthawat, seriously injured. Initial findings indicate that the factory, which has been a national champion for six consecutive years, possessed the necessary permits for its operations. Authorities are currently
Bangkok: The National Police Chief has expressed a lack of concern over prosecuting major figures in the scam industry, despite acknowledging the lack of cooperation from some countries in extraditing scammers. This stance was revealed amidst ongoing efforts by the Thai government to combat illegal activities, especially those involving scams
Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, conducted an inspection of the collapsed Samsen Road area late on October 20, underscoring the importance of safety. He instructed the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration and associated agencies to formulate a comprehensive operational plan and maintain continuous monitoring of the surrounding structures.
Bangkok: The Prime Minister has announced the successful seizure of a substantial drug lot, totaling more than 1.3 tons, as part of the “Operation to Destroy Drug Networks,” which targeted rest stops, warehouses, and transportation routes nationwide. The operation led to the confiscation of over 33 million methamphetamine pills and
Bangkok: “Sabida” visits the Textile Museum and invites people to wear traditional Thai clothing to float krathongs. The Minister of Culture visited the Textile Museum and invited Thai people to “wear traditional Thai clothing to Loi Krathong” to continue the royal initiative of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, who is preparing
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued an alert forecasting heavy rain in certain areas of southern Thailand. Residents in these regions are urged to exercise caution due to potential thunderstorms, while northern Thailand is expected to experience minimal rainfall, with Bangkok and its vicinity facing a 40% chance of thunderstorms.