Nakhon Ratchasima: Elephant bananas, living up to their name with each banana weighing nearly one kilogram, are being transformed into delicious banana chips by Mrs. Chalerm Chimkhonburi, a resident of Nong Bos Village in Khonburi District. According to Thai News Agency, Mrs. Chalerm discovered the potential of these large bananas, which have firmer flesh and higher starch content compared to

Mukdahan: Police took the robber to reenact the gold shop robbery. He said it was his fault and asked for 5 baht. Police from Mukdahan City Police Station, together with the investigation unit from Yasothon City Police Station, surrounded the forest in Kut Khae Subdistrict, Mueang District, Mukdahan Province, arresting Mr. Yotthanan, aged 29, a suspect with an arrest warrant

Ang Thong: Farmers in Ang Thong are turning to growing and selling lotus pods as an alternative source of income following a significant drop in rice prices, which have fallen to 6,000 baht per ton, causing substantial financial losses. According to Thai News Agency, local farmers, unable to sustain themselves through rice farming alone, are now relying on lotus pod

Chiang Mai: Officials are still investigating the cause of the fire at Devaspa, Dhara Dhevi Hotel, after finding the source of the fire. The owner said that he did not have fire insurance, making it impossible to burn it down to get the insurance money. According to Thai News Agency, forensic police have inspected a group of seven wooden buildings

Nakhon Si Thammarat: The by-election for Nakhon Si Thammarat Constituency 8 is set to take place this Sunday, April 27. This election follows the disqualification of the original Member of Parliament from the Bhumjaithai Party, who was given a red card by the Election Commission. The Supreme Court has also ruled to disqualify him from running for election for the

Khon Kaen: A sensation at Wat That in Khon Kaen Province has created a unique pulpit for sitting and preaching. The base is made from a large dinosaur figure, over 3 meters high, able to move its head back and forth and make sounds. It is placed inside the temple’s chapel, next to the principal Buddha image. At Wat That,

Burapet: “Nasi Kayo,” a traditional dessert of sticky rice with custard cooked in a wood-fired oven, has been delighting customers for over 40 years in Burapet, Narathiwat Province. This sweet treat, deeply rooted in the southern border identity, has become a favorite among locals and visitors alike, generating a daily income of 25,000 baht from both in-store purchases and orders.

Mueang Nakhon Pathom: This morning, there was an incident where a creditor shot and killed a debtor in Mueang Nakhon Pathom District before fleeing to a rented room in Sam Phran District, taking a hostage inside the room. According to Thai News Agency, the creditor’s motivation for the shooting stems from a financial dispute with the older woman, who was