Bangkok: Thai Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has pledged a full-scale operation to combat cybercrime, appointing a former senior police officer to lead a task force, following reports of South Korean nationals falling victim to call center scams. Speaking to reporters outside Parliament as he was departing, Anutin
Sa kaeo: Darkness! Ban Nong Ya Kaeo, Sa Kaeo Province, lost power after heavy rain. Officials are keeping a tight watch and temporarily halting bunker construction. Meanwhile, villagers are eager to see a fence built along the border. Meanwhile, cattle and buffalo farmers are facing a shortage of fodder after
Bangkok: The Department of Employment is taking stringent measures against foreigners working illegally and those selling products live without proper authorization. Mr. Pichet Thongphan, Director-General of the Department of Employment, has emphasized the necessity for foreigners to possess work permits. According to Thai News Agency, a public tip-off led to
Sai buri: Officials cleared the area but found no additional suspects after a violent clash yesterday at a Ponoh institute in Sai Buri District, Pattani Province, resulting in the death of one EOD officer. ISOC Region 4 revealed that the suspect who was arrested and killed had a warrant for
Bangkok: ICONSIAM invites the public to the 28th “Thinking of Her Majesty the Queen Mother: Mae Fah Luang’s Journey…From Yesterday to Today” exhibition, held at Thara Hall, M Floor, ICONSIAM, from today until October 19, 2025. This event commemorates Her Majesty’s grace and her royal aspirations for sustainability. According to
Bangkok: The expressway connecting to the M82 motorway is set to open on October 22nd, offering a free trial for the public. This section, linking Bang Khun Thian to Ekkachai, emphasizes the highest safety measures for the public. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport,
Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning regarding increased rainfall in various parts of Thailand, with particularly heavy rain anticipated in Bangkok, its vicinity, and the eastern region. According to Thai News Agency, the department forecasts an escalation in rainfall over the next 24 hours. This surge in precipitation
Bangkok: Thai industrial confidence rose for the first time in seven months in September, hitting 87.8, up from 86.4 in August 2025, the Federation of Thai Industries (FTI) announced on Wednesday. According to Thai News Agency, the improved sentiment is largely due to the swift formation of the new government,