Bangkok: The Comptroller General’s Department has provided clarity on the medical treatment rights of civil servants, addressing recent questions about whether they are required to co-pay for treatments. According to Thai News Agency, the department clarified that civil servants are not required to co-pay each time they receive medical treatment.

Bangkok: Thai-Cambodian border trade in August experienced a significant decline, dropping by 99.9%, marking the lowest value in the past year. This downturn has significantly impacted the overall border trade, which fell by 23.6%. According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Foreign Trade reported that cross-border trade to third

Ranong: Ranong Port launched a multimodal transport project connecting five economic routes, serving a combined population of over 2 billion people. The inaugural flight was to Yangon Port, Myanmar. Ranong Port is also positioned as a supporting and model port for the Land Bridge project. According to Thai News Agency,

Khon kaen: Today, we’ll take a look at another successful implementation of renewable energy innovation and modern technology to efficiently manage local water resources, reducing costs for farmers in the Kham Khaen Tai community in Khon Kaen Province. This project is part of PTT’s Strong Communities project, which has collaborated

Bangkok: The Kasikorn Research Center has revealed that the market is keenly observing the government’s policy statement alongside the progress of the Bank of Thailand’s discussions with gold traders. This focus is part of a broader assessment of the week’s economic performance, which includes monitoring Thailand’s August current account balance,

Bangkok: Academics from the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC) have proposed a series of strategic measures to counter the potential impact of new trade barriers, including a 100% tariff on drugs, which could significantly disrupt the global pharmaceutical supply chain. These measures are aimed at mitigating the

Bangkok: Mourning has enveloped the Cherdchai family and the wider community following the peaceful passing of Mrs. Suchinda Cherdchai, affectionately known as ‘Jay Kiao’, at the age of 88. The legendary figure, celebrated as the queen of Thai tour buses, died on the afternoon of September 27, 2025, at Bangkok

Bangkok: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, accompanied by Mr. Chaiyatham Promsorn, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Transport, visited the site of the Samsen Road collapse in front of Vajira Hospital to assess the ongoing repair efforts. The collapse, which took place on the morning