Narathiwat: Ms. Sabida Thaiset, Deputy Minister of Interior, expressed her shock and concern regarding a recent bombing incident in the southern region during her visit to Narathiwat Province. Ms. Thaiset, who was in the area to deliver land title deeds, emphasized her worry for the children and youth affected by the incident, stating her desire for peace and harmony in

Bangkok: People have submitted a request to the House to investigate the “Minister of Energy” involved in the Phiraphan group after appearing at every event with evidence comparing those who disagree to a group of people under the mud. “Pharadon” accepts the matter and forwards it to the relevant committee. According to Thai News Agency, reporters reported that the public

Amnat Charoen: Thawee Sodsong, Minister of Justice, has issued a stern warning to the governor of Amnat Charoen Province, highlighting potential punishment under Section 22 for obstructing the investigation into alleged collusion between Senate members. This warning follows reports of the governor’s interference in the investigation, which could lead to severe consequences, including imprisonment ranging from 1 to 10 years.

Bangkok: “Phradon” has acknowledged that the Parliament Museum is currently a dormant space, likening it to a cemetery, and emphasized the urgent need for renovations to make it accessible and engaging for the public. The proposed renovations are part of a larger budget request aimed at enhancing various facilities within the parliament, including the construction of a new 1,500-seat conference

Bangkok: An Assistant Secretary of Parliament has raised concerns over a scam involving a fraudster using a fake name and photo to deceive individuals into investing. The scam, which has affected numerous victims, was executed by a foreign individual, according to the Assistant Secretary. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Thakanit Pornthongprasert, Assistant Secretary to the President of the National

Bangkok: “Warawut” has instructed the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security in three southern provinces to visit families affected by violence. Mr. Varawut Silpa-archa, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Social Development and Human Security (MSDHS), emphasized the need for immediate support for those impacted by the violence, particularly focusing on innocent and vulnerable groups such as children, the

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has mandated stringent security protocols to ensure the safety of residents in the southern border provinces, emphasizing the need for unity and understanding across racial and religious lines. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra addressed the escalating unrest in these regions, clarifying that the government does not condone any form of violence.