Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, the Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, has directed Deputy Finance Minister Woraphat Thanyawong to issue a written statement following allegations linking his name to scammers in Cambodia. Anutin assured that Thailand is committed to investigating the financial connections of the Prince Group and is poised to engage with the U.S. ambassador to combat these issues

Lopburi: The Election Commission of Thailand (ECT) has extended its support to the Permanent Secretary of the Khok Kateim Subdistrict Administrative Organization following an assault incident that occurred during a local election. According to Thai News Agency, the ECT provided backing to the Subdistrict Administrative Organization (SAO) deputy governor after an unusual incident where he was struck in the face

Bangkok: The Ministry of Public Health has not yet submitted a request for 8 billion baht from the central budget to address the deficit in the Gold Card budget. Details and legal requirements are being reviewed. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Paradorn Prisananantakul, Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office, discussed the situation involving Mr. Pattana Promphan, Minister of Public

Bangkok: The Senate has approved the Joint Ticket Act, allowing bankrupt individuals to serve on the Common Ticket Committee. According to Thai News Agency, the committee clarified that it is not involved in asset management, while Senator Ratchaneekorn raised concerns about the financial competence of bankrupt individuals and potential conflicts of interest. The Senate session, presided over by Mr. Boonsong

Bangkok: The special committee has expressed gratitude to the House for passing the Clean Air Act in its third reading and has urged the Senate to accept the bill’s principle. They highlighted the urgency of the bill’s implementation, especially with the PM2.5 dust crisis approaching in December, emphasizing that MPs thoroughly considered the bill with a focus on providing clean

Bangkok: Anutin acknowledged progress at the Thailand-Cambodia GBC meeting, which is showing positive trends. Meanwhile, Thailand emphasized the need to reach a four-point agreement after Hun Manet prepares to sign a peace treaty in Malaysia. According to Thai News Agency, Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul addressed the General Border Committee (GBC) meeting between Thailand and Cambodia in