Chanthaburi: The Prime Minister visited Chanthaburi Province to cut durians for show and engage with local fruit farmers, addressing concerns over fluctuating product prices. The visit aimed to tackle issues of product standards and expedite solutions for export documentation and labor problems. The Prime Minister emphasized the government’s commitment to reducing border inspection times and facilitating smoother export processes. According

Bangkok: 510 Myanmar refugees have returned to their hometowns after a period of unrest, as reported by local authorities. Col. Natthakorn Ruenthip, Commander of the Rajamanu Special Task Force, in collaboration with Commander of Task Force 35 and the administration of Tha Song Yang District, facilitated the return of these refugees. Assistance was provided by officers from Tha Song Yang

Yala: The Minister of Justice has proposed to the Cabinet the issuance of a 15 billion baht soft loan aimed at aiding the southern border provinces. Representatives from the business sector, the Federation of Thai Industries, and the Chamber of Commerce expressed their support and encouraged overcoming challenges to assist the local population. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col.

Chanthaburi: The Prime Minister has called upon the citizens of Thailand to actively purchase and consume local fruits, expressing concerns over an oversupply caused by recent heavy rains. During a visit to Chanthaburi Province, local villagers presented the Prime Minister with baskets of durians, suggesting he share them with his father. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the

Bangkok: Vietnamese media analysis highlights Thailand’s strict control over durian exports, leading to acceptance by Chinese customs. Deputy government spokesperson expressed gratitude to the Prime Minister and Narumon for their efforts in resolving issues for durian farmers and entrepreneurs, resulting in success. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anukul Prueksanusak, Deputy Government Spokesperson, referenced an analysis by Vietnam’s VnExpress International.

Bangkok: In a recent statement, Teng has urged those in power to directly investigate the ongoing Senate issue without relying solely on political maneuverings. He emphasized that MP Kritsada has positioned himself centrally in the matter, which he clarified is not an issue with the people’s party. Teng reiterated that there will be no further departures of MPs from the

Samut Prakan: Villagers of Soi Premruthai in Village No. 15, Bang Kaew Subdistrict, Bang Phli District, are experiencing severe distress as rain lasting less than 10 minutes causes water levels to rise by 1 meter. This situation has persisted for over two decades, prompting villagers to urgently call for action from authorities. According to Thai News Agency, local residents have

Chanthaburi: The Prime Minister lauded orchard owners in Chanthaburi for their efforts in maintaining the quality of their fruits, which have contributed to the country’s growing reputation on the international stage. During his visit, he inspected the durian warehouse, addressing issues related to stranded cargo containers, and emphasized the role of the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives in ensuring the