Ubon ratchathani: The atmosphere at the Aan Ma Channel in Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province has become tense again following an incident last night where five Thai soldiers accidentally stepped on a landmine. The incident resulted in injuries to one of the soldiers, who suffered a severed leg. According to Thai News Agency, the soldiers were on duty in

Nan: Nan Hospital evacuates patients urgently in the middle of the night as water overflows into the emergency department. Volunteers and soldiers rush to help amid flood crisis. According to Thai News Agency, Nan Hospital announced the urgent transfer of patients from the Accident and Emergency Department after flash floods caused by continuous heavy rain led to water overflowing into

Nan: Nan city is facing critical flooding conditions, with water levels rising to the second floor in some areas and spreading nearly 10 kilometers, affecting key infrastructures like Nan Hospital. The flooding has forced the hospital to relocate patients to the airport due to the severe circumstances. According to Thai News Agency, the situation in Nan city is dire, with

Kantharalak district: In an alarming development, Kantharalak District in Sisaket Province has ordered the immediate evacuation of residents across seven sub-districts following an attack on a convenience store located within a gas station. The incident has resulted in numerous injuries, prompting swift action from local authorities. According to Thai News Agency, the attack involved a loud noise, the source of

Nam yuen: Throughout this morning, there have been clashes along the Thai-Cambodian border, especially in Nam Yuen District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, where local residents have evacuated their homes and are preparing to travel to safe areas. According to Thai News Agency, at 10:00 a.m., the news team traveled to follow the villagers in Nam Yuen District who evacuated from their

Bangkok: The Meteorological Department issued its final warning of ‘Storm Wipha’, weakening but still risking flooding in 19 provinces, while the Mekong River rose by almost 2 meters in one day, monitoring the overflowing of the banks. According to Thai News Agency, the low-pressure area weakening from the tropical depression ‘Wipha’ is covering the upper part of the North. It

Surin province: Thailand and Cambodia are still fighting fiercely in the area of Prasat Ta Muen Thom. The first reports of clashes emerged in the morning, and the situation remains tense with the sound of gunfire continuing unabated. According to Thai News Agency, Cambodian cannonballs have landed in the middle of a village, causing several villagers to be injured, with