Bangkok: Business operators have been warned of severe penalties for violating the Animal Feed Act, as the government intensifies efforts to curb illegal animal feed activities. Authorities have expanded their operations, seizing illegal animal feed worth 5.9 million baht, and are urging the public to report any suspicious activities through
Phnom Penh: The first day of the Joint Boundary Commission (JBC) meeting between Thailand and Cambodia proceeded positively, with both sides engaging in frank discussions. The meeting, which is set to conclude tomorrow, emphasized Thailand’s position on the authority of the International Court of Justice. According to Thai News Agency,
Bangkok: Chairman of the Thai-Cambodian Joint Border Commission held small-group discussions before the JBC meeting, hoping for tangible joint results. According to Thai News Agency, the discussions aimed to foster cooperation and address border-related issues between Thailand and Cambodia. Both parties are optimistic about achieving concrete outcomes from their collaborative
Bangkok: “Anusorn” points out that the Medical Council’s resolution and the 14th floor court case are different issues. Mr. Anusorn Eiamsa-ard, a party-list MP from the Pheu Thai Party, emphasized that the recent Medical Council decision and the court case concerning the Police General Hospital are distinct and unrelated matters.
Bangkok: The army has identified a security threat following Cambodia’s deployment of troops in several locations, particularly where firearms pose a risk to areas under Thai sovereignty. The Royal Thai Army is actively adjusting its troop deployment to address the evolving situation. According to Thai News Agency, the concern escalated
Bangkok: “Pholphi” criticizes “Anusorn” after he chases out coalition parties to become the opposition, comparing them to ‘flies’ that make annoying buzzing sounds. As for the cabinet reshuffle, he asks to wait and listen to the prime minister. Mr. Phonphi Suwanchawee, MP for Nakhon Ratchasima from the Bhumjaithai Party, spoke
Bangkok: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched an emergency center dedicated to supporting Thai nationals in the Middle East amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran. The ministry advises Thai citizens to leave the region promptly if airspace remains open and flights are available. According to Thai News Agency,
Bangkok: Selling products without TIS certification will definitely be arrested. The Ministry of Industry has launched “TIS Watch” to increase the level of strict control of online products with AI to protect Thai consumers from over 90,000 substandard products. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan, Deputy Government Spokesperson,