Bangkok: Ter Chantawit has opened up for the first time since marrying Mai Davika, sharing insights into their life together and their future plans. Despite the recent changes in their relationship status, Ter mentioned that their day-to-day life remains largely unchanged as they continue to work and live together. According to Thai News Agency, Ter addressed some misunderstandings about their

Bangkok: Surin Province has expedited the evacuation of villagers from four border districts, following a warning issued by the Second Army Region after a clash at Chong Phu Pha Lek. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai-Cambodian border situation in Surin Province has become tense following a clash at Phu Pha Lek Pass in Kantharalak District, Sisaket Province, resulting in

Bangkok: Maejo University has partnered with the Squash Association of Thailand to establish a new sports center in the northern region to support the upcoming Intellectual Games. This initiative marks a significant step towards enhancing the development of squash at both regional and national levels. According to Thai News Agency, the collaboration was solidified through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

Bangkok: “Phiphat” mobilized all transport units to fully assist with flood relief in the South, restoring routes, revitalizing cities, and revitalizing people’s lives. Over 43,000 relief bags have been delivered. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, revealed progress in flood relief efforts in the South. He stated that the Ministry of Transport has continuously mobilized all

Bangkok: The Thai men’s baseball team continued their impressive performance by defeating Indonesia 10-1, marking their third consecutive victory in the 33rd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games. This triumph further solidifies their standing in the competition, which is taking place at the Queen Sirikit 60th Birthday Stadium in the Thanyaburi District. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai team had already

Bangkok: National Security Police in Hong Kong have taken into custody a 71-year-old man, marking a significant use of the national security law’s investigation provisions for the first time. The arrest centers on allegations that the individual leaked sensitive details about a fire investigation at a residential tower block. According to Thai News Agency, the South China Morning Post cited

Bangkok: Police are preparing to summon Mr. A, identified as the individual who sent cyanide to journalist Nattawut Ponglangka, known as Natpong, for questioning as part of an ongoing investigation into the journalist’s death. The authorities have not ruled out any potential explanations for the incident. According to Thai News Agency, Police Major General Atthaphon Anusit, deputy commander and spokesman

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has issued directives for the army to take full measures to protect sovereignty after Cambodia opened fire on Phu Pha Lek. The incident has prompted the Prime Minister to closely monitor the situation in the Phu Pha Lek – Phlan Hin Paet Kon area, where Cambodian forces initiated gunfire. In response, the Prime Minister has ordered