Bangkok: Chaichanok Chidchob has clarified that Anutin Charnvirakul’s announcement to wait for a signal on December 12th should not be perceived as a threat to the Pheu Thai Party regarding a no-confidence motion. He expressed confidence in the readiness of the Bhumjaithai Party (B.T.P.) to face any challenges and emphasized that the House of Representatives would only be dissolved if

Hat yai: The water has flooded the kitchen! June Kasama has urgently moved to a new location. People can help send essential supplies. According to Thai News Agency, due to the severe flooding in Hat Yai District, Songkhla Province, which continues to this day, celebrities have been continuously working together to help those affected. Among them are volunteer couple Ple

Bangkok: Flooding in the South remains critical, with the Transport Company temporarily suspending six routes. The Transport Company of Thailand (BKS) has updated the flood situation in the South, saying it remains critical and reiterating the temporary suspension of bus services on six routes. According to Thai News Agency, the Transport Company Limited (BKS) reported that flooding in southern Thailand,

Bangkok: Chuwit Kamolwisit, a former politician, has expressed skepticism about recent claims that inmates have lodged complaints concerning the operations of a VIP section within Bangkok Special Prison. Chuwit argues that the situation is more about internal betrayal rather than genuine grievances from the incarcerated individuals. According to Thai News Agency, Chuwit highlighted that the prison, which reportedly caters to

Hat yai: The army is poised to evacuate residents from the flood-stricken areas of Hat Yai. The Navy Commander has disclosed plans for HTMS Angthong and HTMS Chang to join the Chakri Naruebet in delivering aid. The Royal Thai Air Force has stressed the importance of reaching those trapped in the area swiftly. According to Thai News Agency, Admiral Pairoj

Hat yai: The Minister of Public Health stated that the power supply to Hat Yai Hospital has been restored. According to Thai News Agency, the Minister of Public Health reported that while power has been restored at Hat Yai Hospital, the situation remains unstable. Efforts are underway to transport patients to nearby hospitals, and helicopters have been requested for further

Bangkok: Police are tightening security measures! They are using biometrics to screen foreigners to prevent crime, emphasizing that it will not affect tourism. Today, Pol. Maj. Gen. Chaturaphat Phiromkaew, Commander of the Foreign Affairs Division and Deputy Spokesperson of the Royal Thai Police, revealed that the Immigration Bureau (IB) of the Royal Thai Police has enhanced screening and inspection measures