Bangkok: “Somsak,” the Minister of Public Health, announced that foreigners are not permitted to use the 30-baht healthcare card. This statement follows a report of a Cambodian individual at the Thai-Cambodian border posing as a Thai citizen to access free medical treatment. He proposed employing biometric machines to verify nationality.
Bangkok: The Prime Minister has accelerated efforts to address the issue of illegal foreign businesses operating in Thailand, emphasizing the need for fair regulations. The Prime Minister highlighted that the unlawful activities of foreign businesses have a direct impact on Thai citizens, both as consumers and entrepreneurs. The initiative is
Bangkok: Thailand has officially reached out to Myanmar, urging a collaborative effort to address the contamination issues plaguing the Kok River and Sai River. Ms. Thirat Samretwanich, Deputy Minister of Interior, expressed optimism about the potential for positive developments in resolving the environmental concerns affecting Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai
Bangkok: Four government agencies have uncovered a significant shipment of hazardous waste imported from Morocco. The Customs Department, Department of Industrial Works, Department of Special Investigation, and the Port Authority of Thailand jointly inspected 36 containers weighing a total of 736 tons, identifying them as hazardous waste under the Basel
Bangkok: The Cabinet has decided not to accept the Senate’s request to hold a special session to discuss the Thai-Cambodian border issue, opting instead to wait for the upcoming regular session. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chusak Sirinil, the Minister Attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, discussed the Senate’s
Bangkok: “Ekanat” is expressing confusion over reports that 21 members of the Phalang Pracharath Party have signed a petition demanding a cabinet reshuffle, questioning the authenticity of the document. The Minister of Industry and Secretary-General of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party, Ekkanat Promphan, is scrutinizing the situation closely, as
Bangkok: “Saeng” confirms that the Thai election system is transparent. Secretary Saeng reveals that in 27 years, the Election Commission has encountered all forms of politics. All parties have cooperated well, but the goal of reforming Thai politics has not yet been reached. He insists that the Thai election system
Bangkok: The Senate Military Committee, led by General Sawat Tasana, recently visited the Thai-Cambodian border area at the Suranaree Forces in Surin Province to assess the situation and provide morale support to the troops stationed there. General Sawat emphasized the importance of remaining vigilant despite signs of improvement in the