Bangkok: After former actress Mam Alisa was treated for lung cancer that had spread to lymph nodes and both breasts, stage 3, it was about to spread to stage 4. She was treated with radiation and chemotherapy, which had to be done continuously for 30 days, along with chemotherapy once a week for quite some time. According to Thai News

Bangkok: Charan Pakdeethanakul, a former Constitutional Court judge, delivered a speech at an academic seminar organized by the Senate Academic Committee and the King Prajadhipok’s Institute, focusing on constitutional amendments. He praised the “20 to 1 Drafting Committee” formula, which allows for open participation without violating existing rulings. Charan cautioned against amending Sections 1 and 2 of the constitution, emphasizing

Samut prakan: The Thai polo team introduced its SEA Games athletes, led by Aiyawatt and Apichet Srivaddhanaprabha, aiming to win a historic gold medal. The Thailand Polo Association held the “Exhibition Match: Road to SEA Games 2025” to announce the readiness of the Thai national polo team before participating in the 33rd SEA Games. Dr. Pairoj Boonkhongchuen, president of the

Bangkok: Thai athletes have set an ambitious target to win 241 gold medals at the upcoming SEA Games. According to Thai News Agency, representatives from eight sports associations, including football, rugby, skeet shooting, archery, rowing, bowling, netball, and cricket, have expressed confidence in their preparations and potential medal haul. Dr. Kongsak Yodmanee, Governor of the Sports Authority of Thailand, and

Bangkok: The Pollution Control Department (PCD) has unveiled Thailand’s first Air Pollution Resolution Communication Center (APCC) to address the city’s growing air quality issues by issuing timely warnings through three dedicated channels. According to Thai News Agency, the opening ceremony was attended by Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt, who praised the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment for their proactive approach

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session down 4.20 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) closed this morning at 1,265.84 points, down 4.20 points (-0.33%), with a trading value of approximately 17.097 billion baht. According to Thai News Agency, analysts predict the Thai stock market is fluctuating within a range, awaiting the direction of US interest rates. The market

Bangkok: Bhumjaithai Party has officially launched its strategic plan to establish a strong presence in Bangkok by introducing Lalita Rerksamran as a prospective candidate for the upcoming elections. Deputy Prime Minister Sophon Saram, a senior member of the party, alongside Supamas Isaraphakdi, leader of the party’s Bangkok team, expressed confidence in their ability to secure a significant foothold in the

Bangkok: The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, under the leadership of Minister Suchart Chomklin, has inaugurated the Air Pollution Resolution Communication Center (APCC) to address the PM2.5 dust issue, a pressing concern especially during winter months. The initiative involves real-time communication of dust situations, 7-day forecasts, and a warning system via Cell Broadcast, LINE, and SMS. According to Thai