Prachuap Khiri Khan: Progress on the incident of a Royal Thai Police helicopter crashing in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, 3 people were found dead: 2 pilots, 1 mechanic. Progress on the Royal Thai Police helicopter crash near Wat Nong Phang Pua, Tambon Koh Lak, Amphoe Mueang, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province. From the investigation, it was found that the incident occurred

Prachuap Khiri Khan: A Royal Thai Police helicopter crashed in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, resulting in a fatality. The helicopter is currently under investigation. Initial reports indicate that some parachuted from the helicopter. According to Thai News Agency, at approximately 1:00 p.m., reporters received confirmation from Pol. Col. Nakarin Sukonthavit, Commander of Prachuap Khiri Khan Provincial Police, that a Royal

Bangkok: The body of Mr. Sarawut Chanthason, a worker who fell into a 19-meter deep pile hole at the Orange Line electric train project construction site, remains unrecovered. Rescue workers have been unable to locate the body, with only a smell indicating the potential location at a depth of 11.5 meters. Heavy rain has posed significant challenges, requiring continuous clearing

Bangkok: Speeding up efforts to recover bodies from pile holes, officials are working tirelessly to drain water and fortify the site. It is anticipated that if the weather remains clear, the bodies will be retrieved today. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Phet Phumma, Director of Pom Prap Sattru Phai District, provided an update on the situation. He revealed that

Krabi: Krabi Province offers an array of attractions from mountains and forests to rice fields and the sea, establishing itself as an art city with a belief in the Naga. Today provides an opportunity to explore this unique blend of culture and art by visiting the Laem Sak community. According to Thai News Agency, visitors can embark on a spiritual

Mae Sai: The rainy season has just begun, but heavy rains in Myanmar have caused rivers to overflow and flood the Mae Sai border. In Chiang Rai, locals are frantically moving their belongings to escape the floodwaters, fearing a repeat of last year’s major floods, and they are also concerned about toxic contaminants that come with the floodwaters. According to

Chiang Rai: Citizens and academic networks are coming together to call for the closure of the Kok-Mekong upstream mine, voicing concerns over the potential impact of toxic substances. This evening, at Tung and Kom Garden, Chiang Rai, Mr. Niwat Roikaew, President of the Chiang Khong Conservation Group, along with a civil society network, organized a rally urging residents to demand

Mae Sai: The rainy season has just begun, but heavy rain in Myanmar has caused water in the Mae Sai River to overflow into several communities in Mae Sai District this morning. Villagers are chaotically moving their belongings to escape the water and are afraid that there will be another major flood like last year. On top of that, they