Khao Yai: A cliff near the bridge leading down to Haew Narok Waterfall in Khao Yai National Park collapsed after five days of continuous heavy rain, injuring two female Filipino tourists. Officials are evacuating the injured and have announced the temporary closure of Haew Narok Waterfall tourism. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Atthaphon Charoenchansa, Director-General of the Department of

Muang Yasothon: Five vehicles used for a traditional rocket festival were completely destroyed by fire in the middle of a rice field in Muang Yasothon District. Mr. Somchai Burana, Deputy Governor of Yasothon Province, along with the Office of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation of Yasothon Province, responded to the incident with fire engines, but it took over an hour to

Bang Phli: A tragic incident unfolded in Bang Phli, Samut Prakan Province, when a 54-year-old woman, struggling to breathe, mistakenly provided the wrong house number to rescue workers, leading to a fatal delay in assistance. The woman, identified as Ms. Orarut, succumbed to her condition before help could arrive, passing away beside her bedridden mother in a home overwhelmed with

Kanchanaburi: “Chalermchai” emphasizes taking care of the family of the Lam Khlong Ngu National Park officer who died while on duty. The Director-General of the National Park Department confirmed that he would provide full assistance to the family of a park official from Lam Khlong Ngu after he died while searching for a mobile phone for a tourist who dropped

Bangkok: The final day of the Songkran festival witnessed a significant number of travelers heading back to Bangkok, with traffic on the Asia Road moving efficiently. This morning, the stretch from Ayutthaya to Chainat was bustling with vehicles, yet maintained a steady flow. According to Thai News Agency, the inbound traffic on Asia Road towards Bangkok, particularly from the Phra