Bangkok: The Pollution Control Department reported that PM 2.5 dust levels have surpassed the standard in 60 provinces, with high levels forecasted to persist until January 27. Authorities are mobilizing efforts to address the issue, urging the public to monitor their health and adhere to guidelines from the Ministry of Public Health. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Priyaporn Suwannaket,

Phitsanulok: The Royal Rainmaking Operation Center of the North has commenced a unique operation of drilling into the atmosphere to expedite the release of dust particles from regions plagued by smog and small dust particles. This initiative particularly targets the provinces of Phitsanulok, Sukhothai, and Uttaradit, aiming to mitigate the accumulation of PM 2.5, which has begun impacting public health.

Nakhon Ratchasima: Good news has emerged from the Wang Nam Khiao Highway Police in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, where the police are cultivating their own vegetables not only for personal consumption but also to share with the public, allowing travelers to pick and enjoy fresh produce free of charge, thereby helping to reduce their living expenses. According to Thai News Agency,

Chiang Mai: Tourists are forming long queues in front of Wat Mahawan in Chiang Mai, eager to purchase roti from the renowned Roti Pa De stall. Known for its consistent quality, the shop has been awarded the Michelin Guide award for five consecutive years, ensuring its status as a must-visit location. Visitors can expect to wait for at least 30

Phuket: Teenagers and working people are trending to hunt for coins to exchange for cash prizes through the Indonesian app ‘Jagat Coin Hunt’. Cyber police warn that participating in coin hunting activities may be considered a crime of trespassing. According to Thai News Agency, in Phuket Province, in various areas in the municipality, public parks, and old town, groups of

Ayutthaya: A compassionate couple from Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province has opened their home to ‘Jao George,’ an American Bully dog involved in a tragic incident in Nonthaburi Province. The dog had reportedly bitten and gnawed on the body of a deceased monk who had succumbed to a chronic illness. According to Thai News Agency, 46-year-old Phra Bannadit, the secretary

Betong: Panic ensued when a 4-meter long king cobra, weighing nearly 10 kilograms, appeared in the agricultural plot of a school in Betong District, Yala Province. In a separate incident, another cobra was discovered in a house located in the center of Betong City. Rescuers successfully captured both snakes and released them back into the wild. According to Thai News

Udon Thani: So lucky! A young man from Udon Thani won the South Korean lottery, receiving 45 million baht in prize money. His daughter revealed that her father was a person who liked to make merit. Before this, he had just called to tell her to give alms to monks. She believes that the merit will support her luck. According