Hat yai: The Prime Minister, accompanied by the Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, visited Hat Yai Hospital to assess the waste disposal and drainage systems following the recent recession of floodwaters. The visit aimed to ensure that the hospital’s operations were running smoothly and that necessary measures were in place to handle any future incidents. According to Thai News Agency,

Hat yai: Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul dismissed the controversy regarding a Line chat revelation involving a Ministry of Public Health executive and a deceased individual, maintaining that such political attacks are a normal occurrence in his career. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister was questioned at the Buri Sriphu Hotel in Songkhla Province about the issue highlighted by

Hat yai: The recent flooding in Hat Yai District and the southern region of Thailand, despite water levels receding in many areas, underscores the critical need for the country to enhance its disaster preparedness. This event has spotlighted the increasing frequency of extreme events and the necessity for Thailand to adapt to changing natural conditions. According to Thai News Agency,

Hat yai: The Prime Minister has announced a 7-day deadline for residents to return home and a 14-day deadline to ensure Hat Yai is clean, following recent flooding in the area. He plans to present the remaining recovery measures to the Economic Cabinet tomorrow, stating there are no budget constraints to hinder these efforts. According to Thai News Agency, Prime

Hat yai: Chulaphan Amornvivat, leader of the Pheu Thai Party, led an initiative to deliver much-needed cleaning supplies and consumer goods to Hat Yai, aiming to assist in flood recovery efforts. The party dispatched eight large truckloads of supplies, urging the government to prioritize cleaning mud from homes and suggesting the mobilization of psychologists to establish a mental health rehabilitation

Bangkok: Nikorndet reveals that the Minister of Foreign Affairs is joining hands with Indian academics to participate in the Myanmar elections. The collaboration aims to create a sustainable peace process and campaign for equal participation among ethnic minorities. Thailand is also encouraged to take the lead in solving the scammer problem. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Nikorndej Plankul, Director-General

Bangkok: Media operations are rapidly changing amid the intensive advancement of AI technology. It’s crucial for media to adapt their AI use to develop technologies that meet their specific needs. MCOT recognizes the power of AI and is organizing an Upskills and Reskills training program. Next year, they plan to develop creative content, incorporate technology, and improve work efficiency. According

Udon thani: Ban Non Kok in Mueang Udon Thani District has become renowned for its unique tradition of crafting hand-woven cloth fermented with red lotus mud. This practice has not only given the village a distinct identity but also transformed it into Udon Thani’s top tourist destination. According to Thai News Agency, the village has successfully developed its craft in