Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced a significant drop in temperature in the upper regions of Thailand, with the North, Northeast, and Central areas experiencing cool to cold weather and strong winds. According to Thai News Agency, temperatures in these regions are set to decrease by 1-2 degrees Celsius due to a high-pressure area and a cold air mass affecting

Bangkok: The “War Elephants,” Thailand’s national football team, are gearing up for a decisive battle against Vietnam in their quest to claim the 8th ASEAN Championship title. With 47,000 tickets for the match already sold out, anticipation is high as both teams prepare for the final showdown at Rajamangala National Stadium. In a show of support, 600 Vietnamese fans have

Bangkok: ‘Madam Pang’ Nualphan Lamsam, president of the Football Association of Thailand, has declared an extra 10 million baht bonus for the Thai national football team, also known as the ‘War Elephants’, if they secure victory in the ASEAN Championship. This announcement came as enthusiastic fans flocked to the Rajamangala Stadium with high hopes for their team’s success in the

Suvarnabhumi Airport: Dreams shattered, 250 Thai workers chartered a car to the airport in vain, hoping to work abroad, but ended up with no tickets, gathered to file a police report, fearing they were scammed out of 12 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, at 9:00 p.m., reporters reported that at the front of Suvarnabhumi Airport Police Station, on

Bangkok: A student driving a sedan crashed into 12 electric poles, knocking them down and damaging three passing cars at the curve of Kanchanaphisek Road and Petchkasem Road. The accident resulted in a power outage affecting 150 households. The Metropolitan Electricity Authority is working to restore power and expects to have it back to normal by this evening. According to

Bangkok: Chokchai Police Station Superintendent confirms there was no shooting or bombing incident in front of Soi Lat Phrao 71. He has ordered the investigation team to track down the person who posted the news. He asks the public not to believe in fake news. According to Thai News Agency, a Facebook user posted information stating that there was a

Bangkok: Police arrested a 56-year-old man who had been stealing shoes from people who went to make merit at temples in Bangkok. When they searched his room, they were shocked to find more than 50 pairs of famous brand shoes piled up all over the room. According to Thai News Agency, the arrest occurred at 00.30 this morning when Pol.

Mae Sai: Screening of 151 Thais after Myanmar authorities released them and they returned to Thailand last night. If they are not involved in human trafficking or call center gangs, they will be released back to their home provinces. According to Thai News Agency, 151 Thais who were arrested by Myanmar in Tachileik Province since the beginning of 2024 on