Thanyaburi: People are gradually exercising their rights in the Thanyaburi Municipality Election, Pathum Thani Province. This year, everyone is watching to see how much the candidates for the municipal council that have been in the news will affect the election results. According to Thai News Agency, the atmosphere since morning at various polling stations has seen a continuous turnout of

Kalasin: The Deputy Secretary-General of the Election Commission announced that the opening of municipal ballot boxes nationwide went smoothly, and stressed the importance of adhering to election laws while urgently investigating a reported vote-buying incident in Kalasin. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Rapipong Chirapattanaluck, the deputy secretary-general of the Election Commission, held a press conference regarding the

Bangkok: “Noppadol” has called for all parties involved in the 14th floor case to evaluate the situation based on facts and legal principles, urging against decisions driven by emotions and discouraging undue pressure on the justice process. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Noppadol Pattama, a Member of Parliament for the Pheu Thai Party and former Minister of Foreign Affairs,

Bangkok: “Pansak” reveals that Thailand is about to change the game, talks with the United States are not just about negotiating taxes, but creating a new economic future. Mr. Pansak Vinyarat, Chairman of the Policy Advisory Board to the Prime Minister, elaborated on the Thai government’s readiness for trade negotiations with the United States, emphasizing a cooperative approach that transcends

Bangkok: Prepare to invite the Comptroller General’s Department to provide information on procurement and budget disbursement for the Office of the Auditor General’s Building. Chalat’, chairman of the NACC committee, will investigate 2 hot issues. On May 14, the Comptroller General’s Department will be invited to provide information on the procurement and budget disbursement of the State Audit Office building

Bangkok: The Election Commission has expressed satisfaction with the overall smoothness of the municipal elections held nationwide, with hopes that the target of 70% voter turnout will be achieved. They have also instructed officials to clearly announce the votes and prepare contingency plans in case of rain or power outages. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Ittiporn Boonprakong, Chairman of