Bangkok: BTS is set to implement a new fare structure for the Green Line extension, transitioning from a flat rate to a distance-based fare system starting November 1. The adjustment will see fares increase from the current 15 baht for the entire line to a starting fare of 17 baht, with the cost rising based on distance and capped at

Bangkok: The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is taking action to crack down on scammers, ordering the reduction of mobile internet signals along the border, and controlling IP addresses, particularly from suspicious foreign countries, to immediately halt money transfers. According to Thai News Agency, the NBTC has convened a meeting of all telecommunications operators to expedite efforts to combat

Chiang mai: It’s getting cold! Doi Inthanon peak has dropped to 8 degrees Celsius. The official start of winter has begun. Tourists flock to experience the cool weather, while the temperature at Doi Inthanon peak remains at 8 degrees Celsius. According to Thai News Agency, Doi Inthanon National Park in Chiang Mai Province saw temperatures drop further this morning, with

Bangkok: A loud crash early this morning resulted in a bus rear-ending a truck carrying piles, which penetrated the passenger compartment, injuring the driver and conductor. The accident occurred on Phahonyothin Road, outbound, in front of Bangkok University, leading to a traffic jam stretching for 10 kilometers. Traffic has now been reopened. According to Thai News Agency, police from Khlong

Trang: A major case has concluded with the arrest of the ringleader responsible for robbing the home of the President of the Southern Federation of Thai Industries. The suspect fled to Koh Lanta and used the stolen money to purchase a speedboat, only to be swept ashore and apprehended on the coast of Sikao. A significant amount of evidence has

Ayutthaya: Ayutthaya remains inundated with 12 districts experiencing severe flooding, impacting more than 50,000 households. For over three months, the residents of Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province have been grappling with floodwaters, submerging more than 50,000 homes. The affected population is urging government agencies to take serious action against the recurring floods that trouble the area annually. According to Thai

Mae sot: More than 500 scammers have fled to Thailand. Foreign scammers are fleeing across the Moei River from Myawaddy to Mae Sot District, Tak Province. Today alone, more than 400 people have fled, with venues nearing capacity. The number is expected to exceed 1,000 after the Myanmar military launched a crackdown. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai-Myanmar border