Narathiwat: The perpetrators planted a bomb and seriously injured one ranger. The incident occurred at around 8 a.m. in Ban Yamurae Nae, Village 4, Ba Cho District, Narathiwat Province. The perpetrators detonated a bomb hidden among the debris on the side of the road while nine rangers were patrolling the route to ensure the safety of teachers and students, seriously

Bangkok: Goosebumps have taken over the community following the circulation of a mysterious photo that appears to capture the presence of a ghost. The photo, which has been widely shared, shows a body with another angle revealing a person sitting and looking at the body. Rescue workers on the scene suspect that the image may depict the spirit of a

Narathiwat: A rocket at the end of the axe handle, the only one in the South. The Bun Bang Fai festival is not limited to the Northeast. Narathiwat Province also has the Bun Bang Fai festival, the only one in the South. It has been held for 46 consecutive years, continuing the beautiful traditions of the Isan people who live

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department has announced that some areas of northern Thailand will experience heavy rain, while some areas of the southern region will experience thunderstorms. People in the northern part of Thailand are advised to be careful of the dangers of heavy rain. Bangkok and its vicinity will experience thunderstorms with a 40% chance. According to Thai News Agency,

Sisaket: The Ministry of Education and the Office of the Basic Education Commission conducted a visit to schools on the Thai-Cambodian border in Sisaket Province, focusing on implementing an emergency response plan to safeguard students and teachers in these high-risk areas. According to Thai News Agency, the visit, led by Pol. Gen. Permpoon Chidchob, Minister of Education, included Mr. Siripong

Bangkok: Most Cambodian workers in Soi Khip Mu express a desire to continue working in Thailand despite a recent call by Samdech Hun Sen for them to return to Cambodia. The workers cite better income opportunities in Thailand as the primary reason for their reluctance to leave. While some workers express a longing for their families, economic factors heavily influence

Bangkok: Minister of Labor confirms that no Cambodian workers have requested to return to their country, while the Thai labor situation still has enough reserves from many other countries. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Minister of Labor, spoke about the situation of Cambodian workers in Thailand after meeting with the Department of Employment, which reported that the

Bangkok: “Pipat” confirms that workers in the Middle East are safe, no one has asked to return to Thailand yet. The Ministry of Labor has set up a war room to monitor the situation and prepare to help Thai workers in Israel and Iran. It confirmed that Thais in both countries are still safe. Everyone can be contacted. No one