Bangkok: The Department of Lands has addressed the issues surrounding the Northeast-Northern double-track railway project, confirming the delivery of necessary land survey maps. According to Thai News Agency, the Department of Lands clarified reports regarding delays in the railway project’s construction due to land expropriation processes. The department stated that some media reports may have led to misunderstandings. The Department

Bangkok: Christmas celebrations in Thailand have a rich history dating back to the Ayutthaya period. Although not officially recognized as a public holiday, Christmas has become one of the most important festivals in the country, characterized by gift exchanges and festive decorations. According to Thai News Agency, the roots of Christmas celebrations in Thailand can be traced back to the

Bangkok: Thanakrit Jittraareerat reiterated the “Kla Tham” party’s commitment to helping the people and hinted at running as a party-list MP, believing he can communicate with people in every province nationwide. Lieutenant Colonel Thanakrit Chittrareerat, Secretary to the Minister of Social Development and Human Security, stated during his attendance at the launch event for the Kla Tham Party’s parliamentary candidates

Bangkok: China is aggressively expanding its “snow industry” with the ambition of surpassing 1 trillion yuan in value and attracting 300 million tourists by 2026. The country’s primary mission is focused on increasing domestic demand by boosting consumption and tourism through the development of the snow and ice industry. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Siwatra Sinphasuthadol, Thai Language Section

Bangkok: Thai stocks closed the morning session down 8.74 points. The Stock Exchange of Thailand ended the morning session at 1,266.59 points, marking a decrease of 8.74 points or 0.69%, with a trading value of approximately 7,585.57 million baht. According to Thai News Agency, during the morning trading, the index experienced fluctuations, moving downwards throughout the session. The index reached

Chiang mai: Chiang Mai University (CMU) has partnered with Meta to introduce a free online course titled “AI for Everyday Life” aimed at enhancing the digital skills of Thai citizens. The initiative seeks to improve public understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and equip individuals with vital digital skills necessary for navigating life and work in today’s technology-driven world. According to