Bangkok: The House of Representatives experienced significant turmoil as government and opposition members clashed over issues related to meeting quorum. The government faced criticism from opposition members for accusing Bangkok MPs of negligence. In response, members of the People’s Party countered that if the government had been truly responsible, the

Surin: The names of three soldiers who were injured after stepping on a landmine at Hill 350 near Prasat Ta Kwai while on patrol have been revealed. On August 27, 2015, a unit of soldiers from the 22nd Infantry Regiment was patrolling between operational bases in front of bunkers 11-12

Bangkok: The House Committee on Military Affairs has summoned the Royal Thai Army to provide clarification on the issue of missing oil supplies in Saraburi and Nonthaburi. Chetwan Tueprakon, a Pathum Thani MP for the Prachachon Party and a member of the committee, expressed his confusion over the disappearance of

Bangkok: No victims or illegal acts have been found in the case of iris scanning for money. Deputy Government Spokesperson Anukul Prueksanusak revealed that the latest investigation has not found any victims or illegal activities in the case of iris scanning for money, and warns the public not to be

Ban nong chan: The Eastern Task Force clarified the circumstances surrounding a recent incident involving the placement of a Cambodian flag at Ban Nong Chan. The act, deemed as content creation by Cambodians, has been ordered to be removed. According to Thai News Agency, the 1st Army Area Command’s Operations

Bangkok: The Pheu Thai Party has resolved to request a secret meeting of the House of Representatives to deliberate on the motion to cancel MOU 43-44, citing the sensitive nature of the issue and its potential impact on security and border residents. The party has also emphasized that the matter

Sa kaeo: Nattapol has ordered the army and the public to file a complaint against Cambodia for assault and the removal of the barbed wire fence at Ban Nong Chan. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a protest letter, emphasizing Thailand’s sovereignty and preparing to discuss all issues at

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party apologizes to the public for the delay in the 20 baht flat-rate electric train project, which is being delayed due to three bills not yet being passed by Parliament. They have instructed MPs to maintain a quorum and insist on pushing forward the policy, despite Pheu