Bangkok: The deputy spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party has emphasized that the Interior Ministry’s effort to reclaim land in Khao Kradong is driven by a commitment to protect national interests, rather than a political maneuver against opposition parties. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Khattiya Sawatdiphon, a party-list MP

Sisaket: The government has joined in mourning the victims of a BM-21 rocket attack by Cambodia, which targeted a gas station in Kantharalak District. A memorial service was held where residents laid flowers in memory of the innocent lives lost in the incident. According to Thai News Agency, the event

Bangkok: The government has empowered the National Health Security Office (NHSO) to support local governments by facilitating the use of their budgets to care for vulnerable groups in border areas. This directive aims to streamline the provision of necessary resources, such as medical supplies, for individuals in need. According to

Bangkok: The government warns of the dangers of “soil fever,” with farmers and general workers at greatest risk. According to Thai News Agency, Deputy Government Spokesperson Anukul Prueksanusak revealed that during the rainy season, in addition to respiratory infections, the public must also be vigilant against other diseases. Data from

Bangkok: Drones have been detected flying over military and government offices in various areas, signaling a potential threat and attempted surveillance. The Royal Thai Air Force has reported these sightings as a serious concern for national security. According to Thai News Agency, the Royal Thai Air Force announced on Facebook

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Army has intensified its measures to counteract potential threats from drones, integrating efforts with all sectors following reports of attempted drone flights over military installations. According to Thai News Agency, the Civil Aviation Authority of Thailand announced on July 29, 2025, a nationwide prohibition on operating

Sisaket: The Senate committee visited Sisaket to encourage evacuees at the shelter. The Senate held a “Senate” public meeting, visiting the Si Sa Ket area to offer support to refugees affected by clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border. The aim was to listen to their concerns and confirm that they would

Bangkok: The government has reaffirmed that “Big Lek” confirmed there was no call ordering a ceasefire, but rather an order to carry out the mission to the fullest extent. The government emphasized that misinformation is being spread by certain political parties, causing unrest on social media. According to Thai News