Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party is advocating for the House of Representatives to deliberate on a motion concerning the cancellation of the MOU 43-44 and the establishment of a committee before suggesting that the government expedite a referendum. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Nan Bunthida Somchai, who serves as an MP

Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved a compensation package for officials and civilians affected by the recent border clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border. This decision encompasses financial relief for government officials who lost their lives or became disabled while on duty, with specific provisions for civilians as well. According to Thai

Bangkok: “Phumtham” expressed concerns after being questioned about the transfer of officials associated with the Blue Line project. He insisted that all actions taken were appropriate and subject to audit. Additionally, he mentioned uncertainty about the submission of proposals for purchasing Gripen aircraft and submarines to the Cabinet this week.

Bangkok: Siripong Angkasakulkiat, Deputy Leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has voiced strong criticism against the Poker-Khao Kradong project, highlighting its lack of timely support for villagers affected by the ongoing crisis on the Thai-Cambodian border. He questioned the efficiency of the 500,000 baht budget allocation for the districts, expressing concerns

Bangkok: Bhumtham has made an appeal to Thai citizens to unite in the face of two pressing challenges: border tensions with Cambodia and tariff negotiations with the United States. He emphasized the importance of national solidarity in tackling these issues, while also announcing the formation of a committee to investigate

Bangkok: Thawee Sodsong, the Minister of Justice, has announced a compensation initiative for individuals affected by the clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border, committing to provide financial assistance from the state fund to those injured or impacted by the conflict, including soldiers and police officers who report their injuries. According to

Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party has expressed disappointment with the government’s decision to allocate a 1.65 billion baht budget for Electronic Dance Music (EDM) events, questioning the relevance of such spending to Thai culture. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, a former MP for Sisaket Province, raised concerns about potential misuse of funds, suggesting that EDM

Bangkok: The Minister of Education confirmed that schools on the Thai-Cambodian border will not be reopening immediately, stating that security advice must be followed. Education Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat addressed the announcement of school closures in conflict zones along the Thai-Cambodian border, questioning whether classes could resume as usual. She stated