Bangkok: The Government Savings Bank is actively promoting a savings discipline program aimed at educating Thai children on the importance of saving, with the government providing monthly contributions. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Jarulak Ruangsuwan, Secretary-General of the National Savings Fund (NSF), participated in a meeting dedicated to fostering savings habits among students. The focus was on imparting knowledge

Chiang mai: The 4th Regional Office of the Royal Thai Police has announced the successful outcomes of the Cyber CAT project, which aims to protect students from online fraud. This initiative is part of a broader strategy implemented by the Technology Crime Suppression Division 4, under the direction of Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong Phiwpaen, to empower students and youth with

Bangkok: “Suriya” thanked the Bangkok governor after discussions to reach an understanding and provide full cooperation, joining forces to push for the “20 baht maximum electric train policy” to be implemented by October 1st. He stated that the latest is to accelerate the creation of a joint ticket promotion fund, drawing accumulated revenue from the MRTA to compensate for the

Bangkok: A sex extortion scandal has besmirched the clergy and left the devout questioning their faith. According to France24.com, the scandal has sent shockwaves throughout the country, impacting the reputation of the Buddhist clergy, traditionally held in high regard. The allegations have raised concerns among the faithful, prompting discussions about the integrity and accountability of religious figures. The scandal emerged

Chachoengsao: Ekkanat Promphan, Minister of Industry, has taken decisive action in line with government policy, deploying ‘Team Sud Soi’ to dismantle illegal factories in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC). The initiative aims to combat the industrial waste import gang and address the covert burial of toxic waste in Chachoengsao-Rayong, under the directive ‘Close the Door and Beat the Devil’. According

Bangkok: The Comptroller General’s Department has clarified that only one bidder will not automatically secure the 157 billion baht economic stimulus budget job. According to Thai News Agency, Mrs. Patricia Mongkolvanich, Director-General of the Comptroller General’s Department, addressed reports suggesting that procurement could proceed by submitting a single bidder who would receive the work immediately. Mrs. Mongkolvanich referred to a