Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced that the upper part of Thailand will experience morning fog and a slight increase in temperatures by 1-2 degrees Celsius. Despite this increase, the northern and northeastern regions will continue to see cool morning weather. In Bangkok and its surrounding areas, temperatures will similarly rise by 1-2 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, the lower southern region

Bangkok: The Fisheries Association of Thailand has made an urgent appeal to government agencies to expedite the return of crew members and fishing boats seized by Myanmar authorities. The association has called for swift negotiations to resolve ongoing conflicts and to establish procedures to prevent future incidents related to fishing activities. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Mongkol Sukcharoenkhana, President

Bangkok: A unique incident occurred when a monk attempted to use his state welfare card but faced issues with facial recognition. The monk’s face scan failed to pass, prompting a creative solution by the shop owner to ensure the transaction could proceed. According to Thai News Agency, the incident was captured on CCTV and shared by Facebook user Fai Inthra

Chiang Rai: At approximately 5:35 a.m., Chiang Rai City Police, Chiang Rai Municipality Fire Department, and the Sirikorn Chiang Rai Disaster Relief Association mobilized water trucks to contain a fire at a house on the road at the entrance of Soi Ratchayotha, Ratchapracha Road, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province. It was a single-story wooden house and the fire was raging

Chiang Kham: A former retired Border Patrol Police officer has been arrested for allegedly shooting a .357 revolver at a young friend, resulting in the latter’s death at a restaurant. According to Thai News Agency, a video clip surfaced showing tourists enjoying a band performance when a gunshot was heard, startling the singer. This was followed by three more shots,

YALA: The train service from Su-ngai Kolok Station to Yala has resumed operations for the first time following severe flooding, marking a significant step towards normalcy for local residents. The reopening saw a lively turnout as residents utilized the service to purchase goods and visit their hometowns. However, upbound services from Hat Yai Station remain suspended. According to Thai News

Phang Nga: Relatives of Thai fishing crew members detained by Myanmar soldiers have lit incense sticks in prayer, seeking divine protection for their loved ones and pressing the government to facilitate their swift return. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thawee Pae Yai, President of the Phang Nga Provincial Fisheries Association, visited Ban Nam Khem in Phang Nga Province to