Tokyo: 20-year-old Japanese singer-songwriter Rol3ert, also known as Robert, has released his first commercial song, ‘Frozen,’ which is the official theme for his new clothing brand GLOBAL WORK campaign. The release of this sixth digital single marks a significant milestone in his career. The track is available globally on streaming platforms, and the music video is set to premiere on

Hat yai: The Minister of Energy emphasized that there is sufficient oil to support the flood situation in Hat Yai. He assured that surrounding service stations have been designated as “hubs” for energy distribution and pledged full support to those affected by the disaster. According to Thai News Agency, Energy Minister Atthapol Rerkpiboon discussed the management of energy resources in

Bangkok: Supamas has directed the Public Relations Department’s National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) to work with MCOT to modify the state media schedule to provide real-time monitoring of the flood situation in the South, following the Cabinet’s decision to declare a state of emergency in vulnerable areas. This move is to ensure the public receives accurate and timely information.

Bangkok: The Cabinet has resolved to declare a state of emergency in Songkhla Province, appointing the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces as the local commander. Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul revealed after a cabinet meeting that a state of emergency had been declared in Songkhla Province. He has assigned the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces to assume command of the situation

Bangkok: Lukmee revealed that it will likely be beneficial for other cases, as the court sentenced “Pu” to 2 years in prison for fraud. “Lukmee” revealed that after the court sentenced “Pu Manthana” to 2 years in prison without probation for fraud, it should be beneficial for other cases with similar circumstances. According to Thai News Agency, today at the

Songkhla: 715 factories in Songkhla were damaged by flooding, costing more than 1,282 million baht, while 17 power plants were unable to produce electricity. Thanakorn ordered urgent coordination with the Krabi and Khanom power plants to increase replacement production capacity. He pointed out that factories in the industrial estate are like egg yolks. Although the floodwaters haven’t inundated the industrial

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session with an increase of 14.49 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) ended the morning at 1,267.22 points, marking a 1.16% rise, supported by a trading value of approximately 19.6 billion baht. According to Thai News Agency, during the morning trading session, the index rose, reaching a high of 1,270.32 points and a

Hat yai: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Thammanat has established a command center to address the flooding in Hat Yai District. He has ordered a royal rainmaking helicopter to transport two kidney failure patients to urgent dialysis facilities and has urged the Royal Irrigation Department to drain water out to sea. According to Thai News Agency,