Bangkok: Thailand is now in the ‘Low Risk’ group of the EUDR, which facilitates agricultural exports to the EU. The Minister of Agriculture announced that the European Union has classified Thailand as a “low-risk” group according to the EUDR rules. This classification is expected to facilitate agricultural exports, reflecting confidence in Thailand’s sustainable agriculture. According to Thai News Agency, Prof.

Kalasin: The family of DJ Tete has returned to their hometown in Kalasin Province, carrying a picture frame of their beloved Warapong Khunsrichaturong, also known as DJ Tete, as they urge authorities to expedite the prosecution of those responsible for his death. According to Thai News Agency, the 33-year-old DJ was abducted after leaving a pub in the early hours

Chiang Mai: Heavy rain in Chiang Mai city and Doi Suthep for almost 2 hours caused flash floods to flow down streams and ‘Lam Khu Wai’ to overflow the banks, flooding roads and shops in Chiang Mai Municipality over a wide area, especially in the ‘Kad Kom’ area where the water level was 20-30 centimeters high, making it difficult for

Chiang Rai: Floodwaters inundated numerous communities in Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai Province, following heavy rain throughout the night. The deluge caused the Mae Sai River to overflow, with water levels reaching up to 1 meter in certain areas. Communities under the first Thai-Myanmar border bridge were particularly affected, as the water spilled over large barriers, flooding riverside neighborhoods. According

Chiang Mai: Chiang Mai tourist police have successfully apprehended a call center gang that was deceiving tourists through a fraudulent Facebook page offering fake accommodation bookings at popular tourist spots in the province. This operation resulted in financial losses amounting to up to 300,000 baht per day, with the illicit funds being funneled through more than 50 mule accounts over

Mae Sai: The rainy season has just begun, but heavy rain in Myanmar has caused water in the Mae Sai River to overflow into several communities in Mae Sai District this morning. Villagers are chaotically moving their belongings to escape the water and are afraid that there will be another major flood like last year. On top of that, they

Chiang Rai: Citizens and academic networks are coming together to call for the closure of the Kok-Mekong upstream mine, voicing concerns over the potential impact of toxic substances. This evening, at Tung and Kom Garden, Chiang Rai, Mr. Niwat Roikaew, President of the Chiang Khong Conservation Group, along with a civil society network, organized a rally urging residents to demand