Surin: The Prime Minister visited Surin Province to monitor the situation on the Thai-Cambodian border, offering encouragement to the Suranaree Forces and meeting with the people at the Chong Chom checkpoint. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense
Bangkok: The Election Commission (EC) has outlined the current status of its efforts in addressing the objections related to the selection of senators, highlighting that 13 cases have been submitted to the court, 10 criminal cases have been initiated, and 60 cases are awaiting a decision from the Commission. This
Bangkok: Prime Minister Paethongtarn Shinawatra has emphasized the need for discussions following Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s demand for what he termed a “Mint Shock Declaration.” This demand comes amidst revelations concerning a document signed by 21 MPs from the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party, requesting a cabinet reshuffle to
Surin: The Prime Minister inspected the bunker and asked the Surin Governor why he did not request a budget from the Ministry of Interior. During a visit to Sakon Phatthana Village, Takhian Subdistrict, Kab Choeng District, the Prime Minister engaged with local villagers, distributed supplies, and evaluated the progress of
Bangkok: The spokesman of the Palang Pracharath Party has stated that he does not welcome the resignation of Ekkanat Promphan as part of an effort to overthrow Phiraphan Salirathavibhaga. The spokesman expressed confidence that discussions among senior party members would occur soon, affirming that Ruam Thai Sang Chart can continue
Surin: The Prime Minister gave gifts to the soldiers before inspecting the Chong Chom checkpoint. The Prime Minister gave gifts to encourage the Suranaree Force personnel, sat down to eat lunch together before inspecting the Chong Chom checkpoint, met with the people, and asked about their well-being. According to Thai
Bangkok: The Ministry of Agriculture is urging farmers to remain vigilant against the invasion of pests during the rice growing season. The warning specifically highlights the threat posed by rice pests and rice stem borers. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, Deputy Government Spokesperson, disclosed that the Department
Bangkok: The Election Commission (EC) has outlined the current status of its efforts in addressing the objections related to the selection of senators, highlighting that 13 cases have been submitted to the court, 10 criminal cases have been initiated, and 60 cases are awaiting a decision from the Commission. This