Bangkok: Senator Angkana Neelapaijit has raised concerns about the potential psychological impact of playing ghost and fighter plane sounds in Ban Nong Chan, suggesting it might amount to psychological torture. She highlighted that Cambodia has already taken the issue to the United Nations and stressed that Thailand, being part of the same international network, should address the matter seriously. According

Bangkok: Sa Kaeo Province has successfully completed an evacuation drill aimed at preparing residents for potential emergencies, although there is a recognized need for enhanced public relations efforts to ensure community awareness and coordination. According to Thai News Agency, the Governor of Sa Kaeo Province, Mr. Parinya Phothisat, engaged with community leaders and local stakeholders in Ban Nong Chan to

Sa kaeo: After yesterday’s mine clearance operation in Ban Nong Ya Kaeo, which found three landmines, two more were found today (October 12). However, the clearance operation continues. There is also a rehearsal for evacuating civilians, all part of Thailand’s effort to reclaim sovereign territory. According to Thai News Agency, the operations reflect Thailand’s ongoing commitment to ensuring the safety

Kanchanaburi: The Prime Minister traveled to Kanchanaburi during the long holiday to assist MP candidates in their campaign efforts for the by-election in Constituency 4. The Prime Minister aimed to bolster support for the party by highlighting his achievements and the party’s work. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister’s visit was strategically planned to coincide with the extended

Bo phloi: Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, in his role as leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, visited Bo Phloi District in Kanchanaburi Province to campaign for Ms. Wisuda Wichiensin, the party’s candidate for Constituency 4. During his speech, he emphasized the importance of electing Bhumjaithai Party members who would fulfill their promises. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The current situation on the Thai-Cambodian border resembles a battle of strength between the masses, with each side employing distinct strategies to challenge the other. The conflict encompasses aspects of security, military operations, foreign policy, and governmental actions. According to Thai News Agency, Asst. Prof. Dr. Wanwichit Boonprong, a lecturer at the Faculty of Political Science at Rangsit University,