Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, dismissed criticism surrounding the recent reshuffle within the Interior Ministry and the associated cleanup of the Blue Line. He reassured new executives by stating that he never contacted the Permanent Secretary or organized meetings to seek assistance. According to Thai News Agency, Anutin addressed the cabinet’s decision to transfer officials from the

Sisaket: The opposition leader inspected the Siam Ruby Village Defense Volunteers (SVVs) in a village on the border. The village headman said he wasn’t afraid of artillery, but he was afraid of Cambodian invasion, as the Khmer Rouge had looted them before. He lamented a shortage of ammunition, with some villages receiving only 20-40 rounds. Teng expressed respect for their

Bangkok: The Senate Economic Committee has outlined five strategic recommendations aimed at tackling the rising issue of border traders becoming victims of criminal activities, specifically urging collaboration between the Bank of Thailand, the Thai Bankers’ Association, and the Royal Thai Police to establish a central mechanism for victim support. According to Thai News Agency, Senator Pongsak Kerdwongbandit, Vice Chairman of

Bangkok: Labor Minister Pongkawin expressed confidence that US tariffs will not impact the Thai labor market, amid scrutiny over the rapid closure of factories. He revealed that the Cabinet has approved cooperation with Sri Lanka to import workers to replace Cambodians who are returning to their country. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Pongkawin Juangroongruangkit, Minister of Labor, addressed the

Bangkok: The Cabinet has approved the transfer of 25 high-ranking officials from the Ministry of Interior. The Governor of Nong Bua Lamphu has been promoted to Director-General of the Community Development Department, while Siam, the Director-General of the Community Development Department, has been transferred to the position of Governor of Pak Nam. According to Thai News Agency, the Ministry of