Phetchaburi: The Royal Forest Department has expanded its investigation into a limestone mine in Khao Kapuk Subdistrict, Tha Yang District, Phetchaburi Province, after analyzing satellite images that suggested potential encroachment on hundreds of rai of national forest reserve. Initially, the mining company claimed the land had title deeds, prompting officials to give it 15 days to present the documents. If

Korat: One night of rain led to an unexpected bounty for the residents of Taling Chan, Charakhe Hin Subdistrict, Khong Buri District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. A canal brimming with frogs presented a lucrative opportunity for locals who ventured out under the cover of darkness. According to Thai News Agency, the family of Ms. Boon Sathong captured images of nearly 10

Satun: Rain has entered the forest to find mushrooms. At this time, the Samet forest is especially lively. Villagers leave their homes before dawn to shine lights to find mushrooms, collect them to eat and sell. The price is 150 baht per kilogram. According to Thai News Agency, at the Samet forest, Village 4, Khlong Khut Subdistrict, Mueang District, Satun

Chiang Mai: Chiang Mai is a destination for both Thai and foreign tourists who want to celebrate Songkran. But after the major earthquake and the economic downturn, it is like an aftershock for tourism. The number of hotel reservations in many places in Chiang Mai is still not even 70 percent, which is lower than last Songkran. We have to

Phuket: The push for the Entertainment Complex Bill, which would include a casino with a 10% share, remains a hot topic in Phuket, with both supporters and opponents. Each side has different reasons, but one thing both sides agree on is the call for a referendum to hear the opinions of locals. According to Thai News Agency, the proposed bill