Bangkok: A government spokesman confirmed that Thailand will not release 18 prisoners of war if Cambodia fails to comply with the anti-scammer agreement and other outstanding agreements. He insisted that the Prime Minister will not interfere in negotiations and expedite the JBC meeting. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister’s Office spokesman Siripong Angkasakulkiat addressed the news of the release

Bangkok: “Sihasak” denies that this is true after the Cambodian Ministry of Foreign Affairs claimed that it set 9 conditions that the Thai side must comply with. Sihasak emphasized that Thailand will release 18 prisoners of war only when the 4 conditions are achieved and an agreement is reached. He criticized that it should not create a unilateral advantage. He

Bangkok: Starting tomorrow, October 20, registration for the “Half-Half Plus” scheme will open to the public. The government warns against falling victim to fake registration links. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Ayrin Phanrit, Deputy Government Spokesperson, revealed that the government’s “Half-Half Plus” project has attracted significant public and business interest. Since the start of registration for merchants on October

Bangkok: The Prime Minister thanked the President and Medical Council for their outstanding achievements in many areas. He expressed pride in his role as Minister of Public Health, given the support he received from his network, despite the three-year COVID crisis. He emphasized the need to bring free dialysis back to the people. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister

Kanchanaburi: The atmosphere during the by-election for Kanchanaburi District 4 MP was lively throughout the morning. Some people came to vote even before the polls opened. According to Thai News Agency, the news team has been touring polling stations in Kanchanaburi’s District 4 area and found that some polling stations have been bustling with people casting their ballots, especially the