Ubon Ratchathani: The situation on the Thai-Cambodian border remains tense following a recent clash between Thai and Cambodian soldiers at Chong Bok in Nam Yuen District. Although no further clashes have been reported since the incident on the morning of May 28, security forces continue to maintain a robust presence in the area. Local residents are beginning to prepare for

Narathiwat: Officials in Narathiwat Province are investigating two separate shooting incidents, one involving the killing of a police officer at Chanae Police Station and the other involving injuries to teachers and volunteers during a sepak takraw competition. It is estimated that at least 10 perpetrators were involved in the police station shooting. The deceased officer’s wife expressed her grief, unable

Chiang Mai: From the Kok River flowing from Myanmar to the Sai River on the Thai side, there has been a disturbing discovery of arsenic contamination that exceeds acceptable standards by several times, posing a significant environmental and public health challenge for Thailand. According to Thai News Agency, mining engineering scholars have identified chemical leaching from mining activities as a

Phu Kradueng: The proposed cable car project up Phu Kradueng in Loei Province is receiving mixed reactions from the local community. While a majority of residents in Phu Kradueng District express support for the project, there is a notable minority that raises concerns about its potential implications. According to Thai News Agency, the Office of Special Areas for Sustainable Tourism

Mae Sai: Water test results from the Sai River in Mae Sai District have revealed arsenic levels above the standard, leading to advisories for villagers to avoid using local well water. According to Thai News Agency, Asst. Prof. Dr. Surapol Voraphattrathorn, Head of the Artificial Intelligence and Startup Technology Research Center at Mae Fah Luang University, along with Dr. Suebsakul

Ranong: Sediment from a mine on the Myanmar side pollutes the Kraburi River in Ranong Province. The water has been thick and muddy for more than 2 years due to the release of sediment from mining in Myanmar into the Kra Buri River in Ranong Province. This has become a major problem affecting the lives of locals because the Kra

Nakhon Sawan: Last week, a shocking incident occurred when a body was found stuffed into a 200-liter plastic drum and thrown into the Huai Yai Takhro reservoir in Nakhon Sawan Province. Today, the suspect has been arrested. According to Thai News Agency, the horrifying incident at Huai Yai Takhro Reservoir, Phaisali District, Nakhon Sawan Province, involved the discovery of a

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for residents in the North and Northeast regions of Thailand, forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall that could lead to flash floods, mudslides, and forest runoff. According to Thai News Agency, the department predicts that the upper regions will continue to experience severe weather over the next 24 hours, with a monsoon