Bangkok: Teng has articulated five reasons to oppose the proposed “Entertainment Complex” focused on a casino, stating that the initiative lacks a clear goal, is not stringent, lacks measures to mitigate impacts, involves a non-transparent private sector plan, and has been rushed forward in an unclear manner. He criticized the government’s approach, particularly in light of the need for caution

Bangkok: The Director-General of the Department of Public Works and Town and Country Planning revealed that 559 buildings in 191 agencies in Bangkok have been inspected, and two agencies have been found to have serious damage, resulting in their prohibition from use. As for condominiums, business operators have been contacted to re-inspect them to build confidence among the public. Meanwhile,

Bangkok: Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, addressed the issue of individuals wearing Pheu Thai Party shirts in photos with celebrities, explaining that the shirts are widely available for purchase. According to Thai News Agency, Phumtham emphasized the difficulty in preventing people from requesting photos with public figures, as the shirts are accessible to anyone. Phumtham elaborated

Bangkok: Pichai has yet to respond to US trade talks, requesting a statement after the afternoon meeting, indicating that the measure to reduce transfer fees will be submitted to the Cabinet today to help the real estate sector. Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira addressed the ongoing trade negotiations with the United States, stating that he would provide

Bangkok: “Suriya” has revealed that Khlong Toei Port encompasses all necessary elements for development into a casino location. Dismissing former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s threat to coalition parties to block the Entertainment Complex Act draft, Suriya emphasizes that differing opinions can be addressed within parliamentary discussions. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Suriya Juangroongruangkit, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of

Bangkok: The Cultural Council of Thailand has officially expressed its opposition to the proposed Entertainment Act draft. The council, led by Vice Chairman Mr. Prayong Kaenla and supported by cultural councils nationwide, submitted their objection to Mr. Wan Muhammad Noor Matha, Speaker of the House of Representatives. Mr. Chet Anukunphokarat, from the Office of the Speaker, received the letter on

Bangkok: “Jirayu” reveals that he has already filed a daily record of a “fake high-society person” impersonating the Prime Minister’s Line chat. Jirayu states that the Prime Minister and the working group have already filed a daily record after a “fake high-society person” falsely claimed to chat in a Line chat, confirming that there is definitely no connection. According to

Bangkok: Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, has firmly denied any connections with individuals posing as high society members, stating that she would never engage in such risky behavior. She urged the public not to fall victim to these scams, which she likened to call center operations. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paethongtarn addressed the issue during an interview about