Hat yai: Siripong Angkasakulkiat, spokesman for the Flood Emergency Operations Center (FOCOC), has issued an apology to the public following delays in registering for disaster relief compensation after the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation’s (DDPM) website crashed. He clarified that only a national ID card is needed for registration and announced efforts to ease the burden on affected communities,

Bangkok: “Phradon” reveals that the Prime Minister has ordered the formation of a committee to analyze past disaster responses and enhance future preparedness. This initiative aims to create a comprehensive government manual for systematic problem-solving, with a goal to finalize this task before the dissolution of Parliament. The current focus is on addressing the uneven compensation packages, particularly in areas

Bangkok: The Safe and Creative Media Development Fund (SDCF) has announced the launch of its event, “STEPPING INTO YEAR 11: Beyond Sustainability,” which highlights the potential of creative media while unveiling its strategic plan for its eleventh year. The fund is set to distribute funding across five categories, with a total allocation of 300 million baht, aimed at addressing a

Bangkok: The Ministry of Finance has reported that recent floods in southern regions have resulted in initial damages amounting to 28 billion baht, affecting the economies of nine provinces. The Ministry is expediting financial relief and rehabilitation measures for the flood victims. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Winij Wisetsuvarnabhumi, the Director-General of the Fiscal Policy Office and spokesperson for

Bangkok: The Emergency Response Center has issued an apology for the delay in disbursing compensation funds. The center has also announced an extension of the deadline to distribute these funds until December 31st. According to Thai News Agency, the Prime Minister has received an additional 30 million baht in flood relief funds from the Chinese government for the affected regions

Bangkok: Ratchada revealed progress in flood relief payments to 120,000 households, reiterating 100% coverage of electricity, water, and internet. He also emphasized accelerating integration of all sectors in waste management, and extending the deadline for social security contributions by six months. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Ratchada Dhnadirek, Assistant to the Prime Minister’s Office and spokesperson for the Flood

Bangkok: Sabrina Carpenter has criticized the Trump White House for using her song “Juno” in an ICE video showing officers arresting people in Chicago. She said, “This video is sick and disgusting. Please don’t use me or my music to support your inhumane agenda again.” According to Thai News Agency, the video has sparked controversy and backlash from various artists

Bangkok: Officials are deploying to the area to continue cleaning up Hat Yai City, removing trash, and preventing disease outbreaks. Rescue workers and soldiers are adjusting their nighttime operations plans. The Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Armed Forces (RTA) confirmed that he will expedite the restoration of Hat Yai to normalcy as quickly as possible. According to Thai News Agency,