Kanchanaburi: The Prime Minister traveled to Kanchanaburi during the long holiday to assist MP candidates in their campaign efforts for the by-election in Constituency 4. The Prime Minister aimed to bolster support for the party by highlighting his achievements and the party’s work. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime

Sa kaeo: After yesterday’s mine clearance operation in Ban Nong Ya Kaeo, which found three landmines, two more were found today (October 12). However, the clearance operation continues. There is also a rehearsal for evacuating civilians, all part of Thailand’s effort to reclaim sovereign territory. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: Sa Kaeo Province has successfully completed an evacuation drill aimed at preparing residents for potential emergencies, although there is a recognized need for enhanced public relations efforts to ensure community awareness and coordination. According to Thai News Agency, the Governor of Sa Kaeo Province, Mr. Parinya Phothisat, engaged with

Bangkok: Senator Angkana Neelapaijit has raised concerns about the potential psychological impact of playing ghost and fighter plane sounds in Ban Nong Chan, suggesting it might amount to psychological torture. She highlighted that Cambodia has already taken the issue to the United Nations and stressed that Thailand, being part of

Kanchanaburi: Pheu Thai Party has dispatched Nattawut and Adisorn to deliver speeches in support of the Kanchanaburi by-election, aiming to send General Shinawatra to Parliament as a check against monopolistic political systems. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chanin Rungthanakiat, deputy spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party, addressed the by-election

Bangkok: Pheu Thai Party is urging the government to maintain the universal flood relief of 9,000 baht for every household and expedite the construction of bunkers along the northeastern border. Mr. Chanin Rungthanakiat, deputy spokesperson for the Pheu Thai Party, highlighted the importance of continuing these initiatives despite the change

Bangkok: A recent survey has revealed significant confusion among the public regarding the structure of the upcoming general election, which includes four ballots and six questions. According to Thai News Agency, 48.55 percent of the respondents expressed being very confused about the election setup, which features ballots for constituency MPs,

Bangkok: Pheu Thai is prepared to vote in principle to accept three draft constitutional amendments, emphasizing the party’s drafts as the main source of support while expressing concerns over a new constitution potentially being anchored in a “constitutional assembly” disconnected from the people. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chanin