Chiang mai: Many areas in the North are now preparing to face the storm Wipha. If we look at the direction of the movement, it will start to have an impact from tomorrow evening. Many provinces have become risk areas, especially Nan, Phayao, and Chiang Rai, which are at risk of flash floods, forest runoff, and landslides. Villagers must prepare

Bangkok: Many southern provinces were affected by Typhoon Wipha. Although Typhoon Wipha has not yet made landfall, it has already had an impact on many areas in Thailand. In the South, yesterday, the influence of Typhoon Wipha caused damage to several provinces, with hundreds of homes destroyed. According to Thai News Agency, the typhoon’s impact has been severe even before

Nong khai: Nong Khai Province is monitoring the increase in the volume of the Mekong River, which is likely to be higher than last year. The governor has ordered all relevant units to fully prepare for the situation. Meanwhile, Loei Province is preparing for Typhoon Wipha, monitoring heavy rain and mudslides in 8 districts, preparing sandbags, evacuation centers, and warning

Bangkok: The case involving the disappearance of substantial assets from Wat Muang, specifically from the quarters of the abbot, has raised concerns due to inconsistencies in the reported details. The incident involves the missing property of Phra Ratcha Wachiraphatthanatorn, the abbot of Wat Muang in Bang Khae District, which reportedly includes 10 million baht in cash and 300 baht of

Bangkok: The Department of Religious Affairs, Ministry of Culture, organized the “Merit of Giving, Food of Faith” event at Wat Molilokyaram in Bangkok Yai District. This initiative aimed to promote the well-being of monks as part of the project focused on the power of the Buddhist dimension in the religious dimension. The event saw the participation of Phra Phromwachirodom, abbot

Pattani: Disturbance at the sports event of the Nam Dam Subdistrict Administrative Organization, Pattani Province, as perpetrators planted a bomb to attack volunteer officers while they were providing security, injuring four people. According to Thai News Agency, on July 21, 2015, at 4:50 p.m., an explosion occurred at the Khok Khwai intersection in Ban Bue Na Yamu, Village No. 4,

Bangkok: Deputy Minister of Education clarifies that Minister Narumon Pinyosinwat’s recent trip to the southern provinces did not emphasize ceremonial aspects, and there was no need for formal attire from teachers and students during her visit. According to Thai News Agency, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Mr. Suthep Kaengsanthia, addressed the criticism surrounding Minister Narumon’s choice of attire

Bangkok: The Ministry of Education is motivating Thai students to participate in the PMWC 2025 World Mathematics Competition, recognizing the efforts of 93 students who have gained international acclaim. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Narumon Pinyosinwat, Minister of Education, addressed a group of 12 Thai student representatives who will participate in the 2025 Po Leung Kuk 25th Primary Mathematics World Contest (PMWC