Bangkok: Satun Province is in a serious crisis with flooding in all 7 districts. The latest announcement is that the entire province has been declared a disaster zone, while officials from all units are rushing to help evacuate villagers. According to Thai News Agency, Satun Province is facing unprecedented flooding, affecting all seven districts and submerging the city. The province

Trang: The flooding situation in the South has taken a critical turn as Trang Province declares four districts as disaster zones, with floodwaters reaching nearly two meters in some areas. Residents are being urged to evacuate, especially in the Ra-ngae District of Narathiwat Province, where rising water levels in the Tanyong Mas Canal threaten homes and infrastructure. According to Thai

Bangkok: The State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has announced significant changes to train operations on the Southern Railway Line due to escalating flood conditions. Water levels continue to rise, prompting the SRT to adjust the origin and destination stations of certain trains and cancel 16 local trains starting November 24, 2025, until conditions improve. According to Thai News Agency, the

Bangkok: The Director-General of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is accelerating the inquiry into the Bangkok Special Prison scandal, focusing on three main issues. He acknowledged a lack of information about “Boss Kant The Icon” but pledged to expedite the investigation. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Yutthana Praedam, Director-General of the DSI, has tasked the Security

Bangkok: The acting commander of Bangkok Special Prison is set to question Mr. Kan Kantathawon, known as “Boss Kan,” who is detained in Ward 1. This action comes after a Facebook page disclosed CCTV images purportedly connecting him to a “secret room” associated with the Chinese mafia. According to Thai News Agency, the acting commander plans to personally interrogate Mr.

Bangkok: Police officers are concerned after scammers posted personal information of Thais for sale on blacklisted Facebook pages, putting them at risk of being scammed by scammers who trick them into transferring money. According to Thai News Agency, the leaked personal data exposes individuals to potential online fraud, where scammers could exploit the information to deceive victims into financial transactions.