Nakhon Ratchasima: Her Majesty the Queen’s Birthday celebration at Korat Zoo attracted a significant number of visitors, leading to long traffic jams as parents brought their children to enjoy free admission. According to Thai News Agency, the road conditions on Highway 2310 in front of the Korat Zoo entrance were heavily congested as tourists flocked to the site. Traffic stretched

Tak: Now open for tourism, a nature study trail invites explorers to experience “Pitugro,” a heart-shaped waterfall in Tak Province. This destination is ideal for those who enjoy trekking and discovering hidden natural wonders. According to Thai News Agency, “Pitugro” waterfall, with its unique shape, is gaining popularity among tourists and adventurers. The newly accessible trail offers an exciting opportunity

Khon Kaen: A suspect attempting to flee from police during a sting operation in Khon Kaen city center caused chaos when his vehicle crashed into a police motorcycle and overturned. The incident occurred as he was being apprehended for selling e-cigarettes. According to Thai News Agency, surveillance footage captured the dramatic scene on Kasikorn Thung Sang Road, near Chom Phon

Kabin Buri: Kuay jap salaeng, a popular noodle dish, has been experiencing impressive sales, bringing in a daily income of 5,000 baht. The noodle shop, regarded as the best in Kabin Buri, operates only three days a week. According to Thai News Agency, the shop’s success is largely attributed to its delicious offerings, which have prompted word-of-mouth recommendations. This strategic

Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya: People participated in merit-making activities by giving alms to monks and releasing fish and shrimp to mark Her Majesty the Queen’s birthday. At Wat Sala Poon Worawihan, Second Lieutenant Doctor Somsong Sanphakosonkul, the Mayor of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Municipality, joined public officials and citizens in offering alms to 49 monks and releasing 1,499,999 fish and

Bangkok: The National Police Chief has clarified that the recent collapse of the ceiling at the Immigration Bureau’s Training Center is not connected to the building’s structural integrity. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, the national police chief, explained that the ceiling collapse in the Chaeng Yod Suk meeting room on the third floor was caused by

Bangkok: Authorities have expedited the arrest of six individuals involved in the theft of e-cigarettes from a Customs Department storage facility in Khlong Toei District and the subsequent death of a security guard. The suspects were apprehended following a daring heist at the Stadium warehouse on Tha Ruea 1 Road, where they reversed a van into a security guard, leading