Bangkok: Panthep Puapongphan has submitted documents from the French treaty pertaining to the cliff edge during the reign of King Rama V, as discussions about the potential cancellation of MOU 43-44 gain momentum. According to Thai News Agency, Panthep revealed that Deputy Prime Minister for Legal Affairs, Bowornsak Uwanno, had summoned him for a discussion at Government House. The meeting

Bangkok: Attorney Witoon Kaengngan has firmly denied allegations involving his client, Boss Kant, in rumors suggesting his presence in a CCTV footage linked to secret mafia activities. According to Thai News Agency, Witoon emphasized that the spread of such rumors has caused significant damage to Boss Kant’s family and is potentially a distraction from the ongoing issue of VIP treatment

Bangkok: Ekniti Nitithanpraphas, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, dismissed reports suggesting that the government is hastening to propose budget projects before December 9th to capitalize on the period before the dissolution of the House of Representatives on December 12th. He confirmed that tax negotiations are ongoing and expressed readiness to discuss the matter with the Economic Cabinet today. According

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has ordered the establishment of a water management center, appointing Thammanat as its director. Prime Minister’s Office Spokesperson Siripong Angkasakulkiat disclosed that Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, also serving as Chairman of the Natural Disaster Situation Management Committee (NDMC), has signed an agreement to set up the Natural Disaster Water Management Center. The

Bangkok: The Yamfaoland Foundation has donated 100 drones to the Royal Thai Army to enhance security along the Thai-Cambodian border. Mr. Panthep Puapongphan, President of the foundation, along with his team, presented the drone systems valued at 19 million baht. Lieutenant General Wirayut Raksin, Commander of the Second Army Area, accepted the donation, with Lieutenant General Boonsin Phadklang, former Commander

Bangkok: Kwan Usamanee, a renowned actress, has called on her fan club to engage in a charitable act by donating blood at the Thai Red Cross Society. This initiative comes as part of her ongoing efforts to support various causes, including selling products live for the families of police and military personnel as a royal merit offering. According to Thai

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Kanchanaburi: In a single day, two heart-wrenching incidents involving wild elephants unfolded, resulting in the death of a wild elephant and a dedicated wildlife ranger in Kanchanaburi Province. According to Thai News Agency, a team of veterinarians from the Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Region 3 (Ban Pong) conducted a necropsy on the remains of a female elephant