Bangkok: The Prime Minister received a report on solving the Kok River problem. The situation has improved. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating with neighboring countries and is ready to implement measures to address water quality in all dimensions for the local population. According to Thai News Agency, Ms.
Bangkok: The Prime Minister received a report on solving the Kok River problem. The situation has improved. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is coordinating with neighboring countries and is ready to implement measures to address water quality in all dimensions for the local population. According to Thai News Agency, Ms.
Bangkok: The House of Representatives was thrown into disarray as the Thai Sang Thai Party proposed competing members for the budget committee, leading to a brief suspension of proceedings. The confusion was sparked during the nomination process for the 2026 budget expenditure committee, where two candidates were unexpectedly put forward
Bangkok: Chuan Leekpai, a Member of Parliament from the Democrat Party, has raised concerns over the Royal Thai Police’s handling of its aircraft maintenance budget following two helicopter crashes within one month that resulted in the deaths of nine skilled officers. The incidents highlight, according to Chuan, systemic issues in
Bangkok: Deputy government spokesperson reveals that the New York Post website ranks Bangkok as the number 1 best city for remote work – low costs, fast internet, beautiful views, all in one city. Ms. Sasikarn Wattanachan, deputy government spokeswoman, revealed that information from the New York Post website from the
Bangkok: Ekanat Promphan, Thailand’s Minister of Industry, has vowed to arrest all companies involved in the illegal transportation of toxic industrial waste. He emphasized that no matter the financial power of these companies, they will face justice and be penalized for their actions. He urged anyone with information to come
Bangkok: Somsak Thepsuthin, the Minister of Public Health, has elucidated details surrounding the construction of a Thai traditional medicine center in Khiri Mas District, Sukhothai Province, emphasizing that the initiative carries no personal benefits and aims to address the shortage of doctors in state hospitals. The project seeks to accommodate
Bangkok: The House of Representatives has passed the 2016 budget bill in principle with a commanding majority, in a move that the Prime Minister believes will enhance the quality of life for Thai citizens. The approval came after an extensive three-day session, culminating in a vote of 322 in favor,