June 2, 2025

Rail System Usage Surges During Long Holiday, Government Pledges Inclusive Transit Development

Bangkok: Aim to develop mass transit systems to reach all groups of people equally. Deputy government spokesman reveals that during the long holiday, more than 1.23 million people used the rail system, reflecting confidence in the convenient and safe transportation system. He confirmed that the government is committed to developing the mass transit system to be efficient and reach all

Rambo Moves to Reclaim Leadership of Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party Amidst Internal Strife

Bangkok: “Rambo,” also known as Mr. Sek Sakol Atthawong, has announced his intention to reclaim leadership of the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party by dismissing current leader Mr. Pirapan Salirathavibhaga. This move comes in response to allegations that Mr. Pirapan has fostered division within the party, prioritizing his inner circle over broader party unity. According to Thai News Agency, Mr.

Chuti Krairiksh Urges Focus on National Challenges Over Party Politics

Bangkok: Mr. Chuti Krairiksh, a Member of Parliament for the Ruam Thai Sang Chart Party (RTSC), has called for a clear distinction between public challenges and personal dissatisfactions in addressing the issues faced by Thailand. He emphasized the need for national unity to tackle external threats, stating that current challenges extend beyond internal political disputes. According to Thai News Agency,

Cambodia to File Complaint Over Border Disputes with International Court

Paris: Cambodia is preparing to submit a complaint to the International Court of Justice concerning ongoing border disputes with Thailand, as announced by the Cambodian leadership. Maris Sengiampong, Thailand’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, emphasized that this move by Cambodia is within their rights and will not interfere with the ongoing Joint Border Commission (JBC) discussions aimed at peacefully resolving the

Phumtham Denies Conflict with Army Over Thai-Cambodian Border Closure

Bangkok: Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, has publicly denied any conflict with the military regarding the closure of the Thai-Cambodian border, asserting that there is unity between the government and the military. He emphasized the government’s confidence in the ability of both countries to reduce violence through their current stances. According to Thai News Agency,

Sedan Crashes into Parked Trailer Truck, Young Driver Seriously Injured

Chonburi: A young man driving a sedan crashed into the back of a trailer parked on the side of the road, resulting in serious injuries. His body was trapped inside the car, and he was seriously injured. Rescue workers helped pull his body out before sending him to the hospital. According to Thai News Agency, police officers received a report

Storm Causes Widespread Power Outages and Agricultural Damage in Thailand

Chonburi: Social media is sharing a clip of a storm with strong winds that knocked down trees and hit power lines, causing poles to break and explode, causing a power outage in the entire alley. Dashcam footage from a car at the Laeng Lae intersection on Bangsaen Road captured the moment an electric pole fell and sparks spread across the

Grandparents Devastated as Fire Claims Dozens of Buffaloes in Udon Thani

Udon Thani: Grandparents lit a fire to repel mosquitoes from their buffaloes, but a fire broke out in the pen, killing dozens of their buffaloes, leaving only one alive. According to Thai News Agency, the clip of the buffalo pen fire incident was recorded by a nearby neighbor who witnessed the tragic event. The neighbor can be heard in the