Kanchanaburi: The governor of Kanchanaburi visited the Thai-Myanmar border area at Ban Phu Nam Ron and found that gunshots and bombs were still heard at intervals. He confirmed that the fighting was far from the inner areas and did not affect the Thai border. He asked the public not to panic. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Athisan Intra, Governor

Samut Songkhram: Villagers in the area have found a unique way to earn income by collecting “big red beetles” and selling them for one baht each. This initiative has become a source of good income for the local community. According to Thai News Agency, the collection and sale of these beetles have garnered attention as an innovative means of livelihood.

Ratchaburi: Watermelon prices drop, 2 famous temples in Ratchaburi help buy and distribute to villagers According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister has directed the Ministry of Commerce to address the issue of low agricultural product prices. This directive comes amidst a significant drop in watermelon prices, prompting notable actions from local communities and religious institutions. In response to

Chonburi: The Department of Religious Affairs, in collaboration with various religious organizations, has launched a youth interfaith training project held at the Eco Hotel by Thammasat in Bang Lamung District. The initiative, presided over by Director-General Chaipol Suk-iam, welcomed 150 participants, including youths from central and southern provinces, mentor teachers, and representatives of religious organizations. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning regarding heavy rainfall expected in some areas of Southern Thailand. Residents in these regions are advised to remain vigilant due to the potential dangers associated with heavy rain. In addition, thunderstorms and strong winds are anticipated in certain parts of the upper regions of Thailand, while Bangkok and its surrounding areas are

Bangkok: The Ministry of Justice, along with the Department of Rights and Liberties Protection, the Department of Enforcement, the Student Loan Fund, and various government and private entities, has announced the return of the Debt Resolution Fair, Creating a Path to Justice, Year 2. This event aims to provide a platform for debtors to seek assistance and guidance in resolving

Bangkok: Bangkok has introduced Adaptive Control traffic light technology at 72 intersections across the city, aimed at improving traffic flow for residents. During non-rush hours, the implementation of this system has resulted in an approximately 15% improvement in traffic conditions. Data collection during rush hours is still ongoing. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, Governor of Bangkok, along

Bangkok: Speeding up efforts to open three critical points where disaster victims remain trapped, authorities aim to find the remaining 12 bodies with the help of K9 units. It is anticipated that results will be concluded within two days before potentially canceling the disaster area designation. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Suriyachai Rawiwan, Director of the Disaster Prevention and